Dear Roger, ok - I understand. Hope you will be successful with the seeds. Perhaps helpful: Hahnemann's description of Ignatia in his Apothekerlexikon: http://www.heilpflanzen-welt.de/buecher/Hahnemann-Apothekerlexikon/b/bit terignatz.htm Hope your German is well enough!;-) I think it's a very good ...

Hi Roger, well, Remedia (Austria; www.remedia.at) says: Strychnos ignatii Details zu Arzneimittel Synonyma Ignatia amara, Ign., Ignatia, Ignazbohne, Faba indica, Ignaziusstrauch Familie Loganiaceae - Brechnußgewächse Stoffgruppe Pflanze Ausgangsstoff getrocknete, reife Samen; Philippinen I would con...

Hi all, Recipe: If you have an unfamiliar word, and can't find it in the repertory - get the meaning and synonyma with current medical or other dictionaries like Webster - look at pictures if necessary, to see what it is and transform it into your own words - read about the symptom if it's linked to...

Hello, (to those who still know my name after a long time of absence), just a short information: if you get the information from e.g. LIGA-congresses, you'll hear about corticosteroids. In 1988, a study was published about multiple sclerosis. 33 patients were treated according to classical homeopath...

Hi Shannon,
Miriam Sommer, Roger van Zandvoort's wife, organized the proving as far
as I recall.
I think she presented it on a LIGA congress.

Best,

Gaby

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Hi Rochelle, Marco, no urban legend. I've seen it twice. May not happen often, perhaps only in predisposed patients. Perhaps influenced by previous medicamentation, gender (both were female), or whatever. Best, Gaby ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gaby Rottler Germany rottler@curantur.de http://www.c...

Cher Jean-Claude, dear all, I checked the sources: Not a proving - just toxicology Bonnet, M.S., Basson Phil W., Bonnet D.L. The toxicology of Tityus trinitatis Homeopathic Links 17;4 2004 Best, Gaby ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gaby Rottler Germany rottler@curantur.de http://www.curantur.de ~~~~~...

Hi Glenda, thsi seems to be a new proving,a s I can find this abbreviation neither in my Synthesis nor in Roger's Ruby nor in the listing of some pharmacies. In your repertory, however, every remedy and its abbrev. has to be listed. Aside from that: this rubric won't help you much further, as the te...

Hi Vera, a proving symptom observed more often should be something worth to be followed, even worth to be leanrt sometimes. One way: after reading the remedy in the MMP, go to Hering's Guiding symptoms. At least in the beginning, he differentiated clearly between symptoms produced, symptoms produced...

Hi Shannon, no, I would not exclude such a remedy, rather get more interested and go on studying it! ;-) BTW: her some smell/nose symptoms from the proving: (Robbins): 20:6c:0: After taking the pill I felt at once a smell like dishes smelling too strong. 21:200c:1: Sensation as if there is something...