Minutus

> Any explanation for all the curious facts of the case?

suppressed fever?

Simon King LCPH MARH
Registered Homeopath
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ps- bet you gave china?

Simon King LCPH MARH
Registered Homeopath
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Oh...duh!

Miaow!
Simon King LCPH MARH
Registered Homeopath
homeopath@ntlworld.com
www.Homeopathy-Help.net
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Nah, I think that was a "smacks self on forehead" rather than
"miaow"...
And Tracy's seems so marvelously to-the-point (Tracy--how did you come
across it?).

But can anyone explain to me why the rubric "Malaria, ague, ailments
from" contains only eup-a, malar, plan, poly-p, psor, sulph, tarax,
verbe-h--no China??? Nor chin-s, for that matter?
Shannon
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better smack my own forhead then!

lol

Simon King
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No, probably like everyone else I looked at a number of possible remedies
first, and ended up wondering, like Simon, if Didi prescribed China
according to a 'nbws malaria medicine' causation, given that she did not
present many other homoeopathic indications in the case. That's all. Will
wait for Didi to confirm or whatever.

Shannon wrote:
I would only venture to say that your rep is in-complete?

(It seems you took it from "Complete Rep"?)

Murphy's, which doesn't have an "ailments from" malaria rubric, nevertheless has the general

F; Fevers; MALARIA, fever (19) :
Arn., Cedr., Chin., Eup-per., Psor., Ter., arg-n., chin-s., eucal., ferr., nat-m., nat-s., nux-v., sulph., abies-n., carb-ac., chin-ar., ip., verat-v.

And under Toxicity- Quinine & China abuse

T; Toxicity; QUININE, poisoning, (see China) (52) : Arn., Calc., Carb-v., Ferr., Ip., Nat-m., Puls., ant-t., apis, ars., bell., chin., chin-s., cina, hep., lach., ph-ac., phos., sep., sulph., verat., am-c., asaf., aza., bry., calc-ar., caps., carb-an., cham., chelo., coloc., cupr., cycl., dig., eucal., ferr-ar., gels., hell., kali-ar., mang., meny., merc., nat-p., nat-s., nux-v., parth., plb., ran-s., samb., sel., stann., sul-ac.

T; Toxicity; CHINA, abuse, (see Quinine) (31) : Hep., ars., bell., calc., carb-v., ferr., hell., ip., nat-m., puls., sel., sulph., verat., ant-t., aran., arn., cham., coff., eup-per., iod., lach., led., meny., merc., nat-c., nux-v., ph-ac., rhus-t., salv., sep., thea.
Sincerely,
Didi Ananda Ruchira
Director, Abha Light
visit: www.abhalight.org
tel: +254 20 445-0181 / cells: 0733-895466 / 0723-869133

Thanks Didi,
Yes, I should have looked under "fever". There I do find
"Intermittent, chronic, ague, malarial (212)" and, viola! subrubric
"Periodic, fourteen days, 10 rx including chin-s. Phew!

And also the similar rubric for abuse of quinine, and the abuse of
china one, except that it says "Abuse of china, without quinine
cachexia"--same list of remedies.
So that just means that you've got problems from overuse of china, but
don't have the facial appearance of being at death's door? ??
Thanks!
Shannon
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Hi Shannon,
Here is the rubric from the latest Complete (2005).
Complete2005, Generalities; malaria, ague, ailments from: (see FEVER, HEAT;
intermittent, chronic, ague, malarial:), alst-s[1](102), ars[3](5),
calc[3](5), carb-v[1](58), cean[1](25), cedr[1](111), chin[3](5),
chin-s[1](102), cory[1](1125), elat[1](102), eup-a[1](85), eup-per[2](8),
ferr[1](5), gels[1](2058), ign[1](5), kali-i[1](111), malar[1](85),
nat-m[3](5), ost[1](102), plan[1](85), polyp-p[1](85), psor[1](56),
puls[3](2058), rob[1](102), sulph[1](85), tarax[1](85), ter[1](102),
verbe-h[1](85)
Warm regards,
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