Minutus

are there many material medicas by different authors?
certainly.

but if it is speculative, we don't know the symptom picture to match a patient to
Sheri

At 05:43 PM 5/22/2015, you wrote:
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Seems to me Ars and Nat-m are so VERY different that I would not go near a combination compound without extensive proper proving symptoms.

Namaste,
Irene

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Natrum arsenicosum isn't a combo, it's a salt.

I wrote "combination compound" - a chemical issue - I did not write combo
Chemical terms:

Sodium chloride is also a compound - of chemically combined sodium and chloride.
Calc phos is also a compound (chemically speaking).

My point was that the (single) compound has different characteristcs than the individual components that went into the chemistry of it, and I want to see proving symptoms of the compound, not some combinatiom of rubrics from the individual components of the compound - that kind of speculation is totally unscientific.

...Irene
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