Found it!! I knew it had another name!!
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Query - E- Coli
Re: Query - E- Coli
Found it!! I knew it had another name!!
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Query - E- Coli
Found it!! I knew it had another name!!
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Query - E- Coli
Found it!! I knew it had another name!!
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Query - E- Coli
Found it!! I knew it had another name!!
Rochelle
Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
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Vermeulen Synoptic 2\ColibacillinumCOLIBACILLINUM
Coli.
Escherichia coli.
Escherichia is a genus of aerobic, facultatively anaerobic bacteria containing short, motile or nonmotile, Gram-negative rods. Glucose and lactose are fermented with the production of acid and gas. These organisms are found in faeces; occasionally they are pathogenic to man, causing enteritis, peritonitis, cystitis, etc. The type species, E. coli, occurs normally in the intestines of man and other vertebrates. It is widely distributed in nature, and is a frequent cause of infections of the urogenital tract and of diarrhoea in infants. [Stedman's]
This bacterium can easily become virulent since it can quickly multiply in both an acid and a base environment, and can even survive a temperature of above 42o C. Colibacillose as an illness is a reaction of the organism to the two endotoxins of E. coli. One affects the intestines, the liver and the excretion system, while the other affects the nervous system and can sometimes even evoke a psychotic symptom picture. [Neagu]
Infection with E. coli has been shown to be the most common cause of diarrhoea of travellers.
A peculiarity of certain bacteria such as E. coli is that they reproduce by conjugation, which resembles sexual reproduction, in that the two bacteria join and exchange genes. If a natural flora exists in the body, E. coli of the large intestine helps to control the body's water balance and to provide certain vitamins. Certain rare strains of this bacterium can cause food poisoning in young children, the elderly, and people with impaired immune systems.
The Escherichia genus [named after the German paediatrician Theodor Escherich] belongs to Enterobacteriaceae, that includes Klebsiella among others.
Introduced by Vannier in 1933.
China. Kali phosphoricum. Phosphoricum acidum. Silicea.
Digestion. Urinary tract. Mind.
M Sadness + weariness.
+ Digestive disturbances.
+ Urinary troubles.
M Timidity, irresolution and lack of self-confidence [due to weariness].
M Weakness of memory,
esp. for recent events.
Can't digest anymore what is read or heard. [comp. Aeth.]
M Oppression - suppression.
Neagu explains that a political situation based on repression and inescapable state control, as was the case in his country of birth, Rumania, causes a high incidence of colibacillose. This spiritual repression has a parallel in the physical suppression of colibacillose by antibiotics.
He holds that Colibacil-linum is most effective on people living in a communist or right-wing extremist dictatorship, or those who imagine themselves in such a situation.
[Neagu, Colibacillinum, Homopathische Einblicke, 15/1993]
G Tuberculinism.
Tuberculinic diseases in case history of patient or parents strongly predispose to colibacillosis. [Vannier]
G Exhaustion.
agg Slightest mental or physical exertion.
G agg Cold, damp weather.
G agg Sea.
G amel Warmth.
G Slowness of Digestion.
Distension of stomach/abdomen after eating.
Heavy sensation in stomach/abdomen.
+ General chilliness.
+ General aggravation from cold dampness.
G agg Milk and dairy products, esp. fermented cheese.
agg Eggs.
G agg During digestion.
P Frontal headache, above eyes.
agg Excitement of emotions.
P Tongue coated yellowish-white, with a red, clear stripe down the centre.
[Neagu observed this symptom in the majority of the patients who responded markedly well to Colibacillinum. Most of them also had swelling of the right or left upper eyelid.]
P Chronic Bladder Infections.
Frequent, somewhat painful urination.
Urine turbid and offensive.
+ Physical exhaustion.
+ One-sided swelling of upper eyelid[s].
P Pain in finger joints - small joints.
Food
Worse: Dairy products [1]; eggs [1]; milk [1].
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