Dear Lois Thank you for your response. My research for this issue did not produce encouraging statistics for chelation. As the issue is one of poisoning, it was pointed out to you in that vein. In reading the gist of your letter, and the quotations and comprehension therof on your part, there is a d...

Actually.... no. The Belladonna Cure The formula for Towns-Lambert cure was the deliriant , Atropa belladonna , also called deadly nightshade . The effects of belladonna include delirium, hallucinations, light sensitivity, confusion, and dry mouth. The second ingredient in the mixture was another de...

HI Lois Its a strange thing this whole business about health and cure, as a medical doctor, choices had to be made regarding the therapeutics I prefer to use for the benefit of the patient. In making this choice, an unlearning process had to undertaken. I still practice in an allopathic clinic for r...

Hi Roger
If it was introduced to Europe in the 1700s then a botanical garden in Germany would have the original genus. When I was in the Philippines, the tree was pointed out to me in passing but as I had no interest in it I didnt pay attention...wish I had now.

Gary

Strychnos ignatia is a plant named for Saint Ignatius of Loyola , the founder of the Jesuit missionary order. Contents [hide ] * 1 Plant * 2 Strychnine * 3 Homeopathy * 4 References [edit ] Plant Ignatia is derived from the bean of a tree in the Loganiaceae family native to the Philippines and parts...

Ignatia is a homeopathic remedy that is derived from the bean of a small tree that is native to the Philippine Islands and China. The tree belongs to the Loganiaceae family, and has long, twining, smooth branches. On the branches grows a fruit that is the size and shape of a pear. Inside the fruit a...