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Please click [ Homeopathy ]. http://lewfh.tripod.com/frmullershomeopathicdispensaryforthepoor/ With regards Lew --------- Original Message --------- DATE: Fri, 08 Aug 2003 05:12:51 From: "Lew FH" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Cc: > Greetings to you Dan Nave and all Silverlist members, > >" > Similia similibus curentur >........ >One I travel in the mind, >Where allopathy's left behind. >'Twas Hahnemann, its founder, see, >Who made up potencies -practically free- >Stimulating the vital force, >And healing chronic miasms, of course! >We know he had a prodigious mind >For look at all he left behind. >The man was far from being a bum; >[ The Founder of Homeopathy was stoned and hounded out of his country, Germany >]........ >The remedies are tried and true >Through many provings, old and new. >It only takes a little bit, >Though Avogadro can't admit >They actually work quite well >Where no discernible substance dwells. >So much to learn, it's pandemonium, >..... " >-- The Magazine of the International Foundation for Homeopathy Volume 17, >Number 3 (May/June 1995) > Homeopathic Mnemonic > by Nicole S. Urdang, MS, NCC, DHM > > Those who have chosen the lonely path in search for Holistic Truth and > Natural Laws are the proteges of the Universe and these beings are never > forgotten by posterity. > > URL:http://lewfh.tripod.com/frmullershomeopathicdispensaryforthepoor/ > >With regards > Lew > > > >--------- Original Message --------- > >DATE: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 15:16:56 >From: "Dan Nave" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Cc: > >> >>The Magazine of the International Foundation for Homeopathy >> >>Volume 17, Number 3 (May/June 1995) >> >> >>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >>Homeopathic Mnemonic >>by Nicole S. Urdang, MS, NCC, DHM >> >>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>Similia similibus curentur >>Sounds archaic but's quite an adventure; >>One I travel in the mind, >>Where allopathy's left behind. >>'Twas Hahnemann, its founder, see, >>Who made up potencies -practically free- >>Stimulating the vital force, >>And healing chronic miasms, of course! >>We know he had a prodigious mind >>For look at all he left behind. >>The man was far from being a bum; >>In fact, he was Arsenicum. >> >>The remedies are tried and true >>Through many provings, old and new. >>It only takes a little bit, >>Though Avogadro can't admit >>They actually work quite well >>Where no discernible substance dwells. >>So much to learn, it's pandemonium, >>But not if I take my Lycopodium. >>With Gibson, Clarke, Boericke, and Kent, >>There's hardly time to pay the rent. >>Add Nash, Vithoulkas, Allen and Cook, >>And it's time to take another look. >>Boenninghausen, Coulter and Speight, >>Better forget that dinner date. >>Hering, Hughes, Eizayaga and Blackie; >>Now I'm feeling really wacky! >> >> >>Remembering remedies is quite a chore, >>But doesn't have to be a bore, >>For just when you think you know one well, >>Another proving breaks the spell. >>Adding rubrics left and right, >>Modalities: morning, noon, and night, >>Makes this science art you see, >>All the more useful and interesting to me. >>Although there's more than I can ken, >>Studying all night can be quite zen, >>For in the wee hours of the night >>I make up rhymes to remember them right. >> >> >>Aconite has fear and dread; >>The skin is dry and hot, it's said. >>With Allium cepa the story's old, >>He has dull headaches and a watery cold. >>Alumina is weak and chronic >>Craving chalk and starch as tonics. >>Anacardium laughs at serious things, and >>Forgets the names of English Kings. >>Apis burns, stings, and feels sore >>In a warm room he's worse than before. >> >> >>Argentum met. is irritable and thin; >>Talking and singing aggravates him. >>Argentum nit. gets the runs from sweets, >>And aggravation from mental feats. >>Arnica's tops for bumps and bruises, >>Upper body has heat and the lower portion loses. >>Arsenicum's burning pains are better for heat. >>He fears death, writes small, legibly, and neat. >>Aurum met., tired of life, suicide on his mind, >>Heart stands still, or palpitates, better when winter's behind. >>Baryta carb. is forgetful and weak. >>He's worse after meals and lacks vital heat. >>Belladonna's sudden onset, red face, and vertigo >>Prod us to remember he's worse from touch also. >>Bryonia alba reminds us of Nux, >>But he's worse from motion and his thirst is deluxe. >> >> >>Calcarea is fat, blond, and plethoric. >>She perspires all over, craves eggs, and is psoric. >>Calcarea phos. is like the last Calc., you know, >>But she's dark and thin, and worse for melting snow. >>Carbo animalis has a tornado in his head. >>He's worse after shaving, and after midnight, in bed. >>Carbo veg. wants to be constantly fanned. >>Think of this remedy when death is at hand. >>Causticum is worse in clear, nice weather. >>There's rawness or soreness, and damp makes him better. >>Chamomilla's for children's rough dentition; >>Fasting and carrying helps their cranky condition. >>Cina kids are much like Cham.; they like to be carried about. >>One cheek is red, the other pale; at night they tend to shout. >>Cinchona's headaches feel as if the skull would burst. >>The slightest touch, or draft of air makes them feel worse. >>Cocculus bookworms are sensitive and romantic. >>Loss of sleep can make them frantic. >>Coffea's aggravated from strong feelings of delight. >>All senses are acute: hearing, smell, taste, touch and sight. >>Colchicum gets sick and faints from smelling cooking food; >>Too much light, or bad manners put him in a foul mood. >>Colocynthis' abdominal pains cause him to bend double. >>His anger and indignation spur on this type of trouble. >>Conium mac. is for old autonomous types >>With bad effects from suppressing sexual appetites. >>Crotalus horridus is weak, and bleeds from every orifice. >>The tongue's bright red, swollen, and polished as ice. >>Cuprum met. is for spasms and cramps of the calf; >>Oddly enough, a sip of cold water may cut their pain in half. >> >> >>Digitalis is employed for a pulse intermittent and weak; >>The skin is blue, and fingers have a habit of "going to sleep." >>Drosera's great for whooping cough >>That's worse for reclining, warmth, or a laugh. >>Eupatorium perf. feels bruised and broken everywhere; >>Bones and eyes are painful, his thirst extraordinaire. >>Ferrum met.'s extremely pale but flushes with the least exertion, >>Ironically, red parts turn as white as a starched linen curtain. >>Ferrum phos. is the student's friend, for brain fatigue it's best, >>Cold applications for headaches are a frequent request. >> >> >>Gelsemium gets depressed when the sun is at its peak; >>He lacks muscular coordination, and doesn't want to speak. >>Glonoine is for sunstroke and affections of the head. >>The brain feels too large, blood seems pumped up instead. >>Graphites think of nothing but death, and music makes her weep. >>The children laugh at reprimands which makes them quite unique. >>Hamamelis virginica is Arnica-like: >>There's bruised soreness-from a much too strenuous hike. >>Hepar sulph.'s skin cannot bear the slightest touch, >>And extremely cold air he doesn't care for much. >>Hypericum perf.'s a wonder drug for hurt finger or toe, >>If Aconite won't work for shock Hypericum's apropos. >> >> >>Ignatia's moody, and replete with grief; >>Strangely, the more she coughs the more there's relief. >>Iodum eats hungrily, yet looks quite anorexic; >>An iron hand has grabbed her heart and makes her apoplectic. >>Ipecac is useful when nausea appears. >>Use it, too, when bright red hemorrhages persevere. >>Kali bich.'s headaches have auras of blindness or blurry sight, >>Tough mucus comes out in strings or plugs, day or night. >>Kali bromatum's as restless as a cat. >>This fat child forgets where it's at. >>Kali carb. is for older folks who cannot bear a touch, >>The bag-like swelling on upper lids doesn't help them much. >>Kreosotum is helpful for diseases after "the change," >>Children are wrinkled and old-looking-that's strange. >> >> >>Lachesis jumps from topic to topic and talks a bit too much, >>Diseases go from left to right, and she's sensitive to touch. >>Lac can. is forgetful and her symptoms are erratic, >>Pains change from side to side so nothing's ever static. >>Ledum's gout or rheumatism begins in lower limbs and ascends. >>These pains are worse by motion and when darkness descends. >>Lillium tig.'s heart feels as if it's in a vise. >>Her profound depression and weeping can't feel very nice. >>Lobelia inflata's extreme nausea and vomiting is worse for smoke, >>It's ironic they have a good appetite, but certainly not a joke. >>Lycopodium is worse from four to eight at night; >>There's a lot of flatulence, and pains start on the right. >>Lyssin's worse for the sound of running water or bright light. >>He cannot bear the sun's heat, and going mad's a major fright. >> >> >>Magnesia carb.'s complaints worsen every three weeks, >>Children of irritable temperament are the host it seeks. >>Mag. phos. dreads uncovering, and is better for bending double, >>It's used for writer's cramp which is recently giving me trouble. >>Medorrhinum trembles all over, his exhaustion is complete; >>He cannot speak without weeping, and has restless legs and feet. >>Mercurius's pains are worse at night and perspiration is profuse. >>It may even increase the suffering which seems of little use. >>Muriatic acid's jaw hangs low, and he slides down in the bed; >>He's constantly debilitated, even if well-rested and fed. >> >> >>Nat. carb. is similarly tired, but it's from the heat of summer. >>His inability to think can certainly be a bummer. >>Natrum mur. is skinny and loses weight while eating. >>She loves her salt excessively, and is the worse from reading. >>Nitric acid has sticking pains as if from splinters in them; >>Their body feels quite irritable, and they're apt to condemn. >>Nux mos.'s mouth is so dry the tongue sticks to its roof, >>She rarely perspires, feels drowsy and sleepy, if you want proof. >>Nux vomica's famous for treating hard-working men who drink. >>They're angry, nervous debauchers, who get sad when they think. >>Opium is lethargic, and suffers ailments from fright, >>Cold and constant walking are his main delights. >> >> >>Petroleum imagines another is lying in his bed; >>His headache's in the occiput, which feels heavy as lead. >>Phosphoric acid's loss of vital fluid makes him weak; >>Indifferent to life and listless, his outlook's often bleak. >>Phosphorus is sensitive, with burning in spots on the spine, >>His body feels empty; cold food and drink's his anodyne. >>Phytolacca is indifferent and sure that she will die, >>Nipples are fissured and painful, which nursing intensifies. >> >> >>Platina's a thin woman with a sanguine disposition, >>Genitals are sensitive, and she faints from intromission. >>Plumbum's quickly emaciated, showing a corpse's vigor, >>Gums have a distinct blue line, and violent colic's de regueur. >>Psorinum is for cases when the well-chosen remedy fails; >>The patient and his fluids smell, against cold air he rails. >>Pulsatilla cries easily, and her symptoms always change, >>Pains are known for shifting; her thirstlessness never wanes. >>Pyrogen, an antiseptic, has a heartbeat very fast; >>It cures when the apparent simillimum hasn't been able to last. >> >> >>Ranunculus bulbosis hits the spot when you've drunk too much; >>It's used for intercostal rheumatism that's worse for touch. >>Rhus tox's tongue is dry and cracked with a triangular red tip, >>Great restlessness, and anxiety make it hard for him to sit. >>Ruta grav.'s body feels bruised in all its parts. >>His prolapse of the rectum gives him quite a start. >> >> >>Sabadilla's thinking brings on headaches and insomnia. >>She imagines that she's very sick, with no panacea. >>Sanguinaria has rheumatic pain in the right shoulder and arm, >>Her cheeks are red, and she has burning in soles and palms. >>Secale is for women who are feeble, and thin as string, >>Their skin feels cold but they cannot bear a covering. >>Selenium longs for liquor, lemonade, tea, and wine, >>Even with headaches each afternoon he still wants to dine. >>Sepia is indifferent to those whom she loves best, >>She's often sad and weepy, and might be considered depressed. >> >> >>Silicea children have large heads, with open fontanelles, >>Their head, hands, feet, and axillae sweat and emit foul smells. >>Spigelia's eyeballs suffer extreme pressing pain, >>A single touch sends a shudder throughout her whole frame. >>Spongia tosta is as dry as a bone, >>Her anxiety and fear are very well known. >>Stannum has great weakness in the chest and cannot speak, >>She's sad and feels tearful each day of the week. >> >> >>Staphisagria's worse when grieving or mad, >>She dwells on sexual subjects which make her sad. >>Stramonium talks incessantly, with pupils big as a scone, >>He wants light, looks terrified, and can't be left alone. >>Sulphur has great burning, with red lips and face, >>Always worse for standing; his skin is a disgrace. >>Symphytum should not be forgotten, for fractured bones it's best, >>While for traumatic eye injuries the tincture's my request. >>Syphilinum loves liquor, is worse from sundown to sunrise, >>Often feels as if he's going nuts, or being paralyzed. >> >> >>Tabacum gets seasick and nauseous, and is covered in cold sweat, >>Fresh air makes him better, while in evening he's upset. >>Tarentula hispania's lascivious, and restless to the max, >>He's worse seeing others in trouble, while music makes him relax. >>Terebinthina's urine smells like violets, >>Her bladder and kidneys burn like cigarettes. >>Theridion has nausea and vertigo with each sound, >>Everywhere in her body noises can be found. >> >>Thuja's limbs feel to him like glass that could break, >>Vaccinosis and fig warts aren't easy to shake. >>Tuberculinum has rapid emaciation, and symptoms always shift; >>When well-selected remedies fail this is like a gift. >>Veratrum alb.'s kids and elders feel icy cold; >>They vomit violently and collapse, too, I'm told. >>Zincum's pale and burns along the spine, >>She's ravenously hungry, and feels the worse from wine. >> >> >>One hundred remedies, we've only scratched the surface, >>But, I predict all these rhymes will have served their purpose, >>If in using them you remember well >>The ones you earlier couldn't spell! >>Of course, our work is never-ending >>Because we're constantly appending >>The Materia Medica (though it's grand) >>With new medicaments from every land. >>So, in your studies please remember, >>If your brain feels sore and tender, >>After trying Gelsemium and Cina, >>And it's not feeling any finer, >>Put your books aside for a bit >>And let the information sit. >>We know it's hard and very taxing >>To study something unrelaxing, >>But once you're bitten by the bug >>You recognize a familiar tug >>Of books that call from on their shelves, >>Encouraging us all to delve >>And learn about the healing art >>That sets allopathy and us apart. >> >> >>-- >>The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. >> >>Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org >> >>To post, address your message to: [email protected] >> >>Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html >> >>List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> >> >> > > > >____________________________________________________________ >Get advanced SPAM filtering on Webmail or POP Mail ... 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