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Does anyone have proving information (or clinical experiences to share) for histaminum? It came up very high in an analysis where mental restlessness is a key factor – so I would love to earn more about the character or expression of restlessness the proving brought up – and any physical symptoms that were produced as well.
Thank you in advance.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
.

Histamine.

This is from a Links article. There is more but it is difficult to copy and paste. It is also in Julian’s MM – see below.
Rochelle

Jayesh Shah, India.
Case 1 In May 1991 a man, aged 28 consulted me for severe allergic problems. He complained of a chronically blocked nose, paroxysms of violent sneezing and recurring colds. The other problems he had were excessive overweight and alcoholism.
He had a peculiar mental make-up. His mind would function only when he was moving. One of his main compulsions in life was to move! He was extremely restless and was a compulsive jogger. He jogged for twelve kilometres a day and always kept on the move. Even when he was at work, he was unable to sit at his table. He had to keep walking up and down constantly. Things got difficult because his mind stopped working when he was at rest. His occupation of advertising demands a lot of creativity in composing effective advertisements. He narrated to me an incident when his boss gave him an advertising assignment. He hurriedly worked his way through the data while wandering about in the office corridors and soon reported back to the boss to submit his composition. The boss was taken aback in disbelief and requested our patient to spend more time on such an important project. He was wondering: 'How could someone finish such a difficult job in just half an hour without even sitting at his desk. However, on the patient's insistence, the boss examined the papers and was surprised to find them perfect.
This funny kind of restlessness made the patient wander about constantly.
There were times when he would sit on the upper deck of a double-decker bus and go from one end of the city to the other two to three times a day! His mind would work as long as the bus was in motion and he would be impatient and irritable when the bus halted at bus stops and traffic signals. Jogging was the only thing that kept him happy, healthy, and creative. Many brilliant ideas came to him only when he was in motion. Another expression of this restlessness was a desire for travelling, mountain climbing, hiking and all kind of activities involving walking or running. He once managed to hike all the way to Tiber all alone! He was extremely impulsive, unpredictable and erratic in his day to day operations. His impulsiveness, coupled with his impatience, resulted in a very quarrelsome attitude.

He became extremely upset if his friends were late for an appointment. This irritation was so great that he seriously reconsidered his relationship and friendship just because the friend was fifteen minutes late. Over a period of time, he had broken up with all of his friends. He had a tendency to depressive states and in these phases of depression he was contemptuous about himself and rather self-destructive, with an excessive use of alcohol and food and no exercise at all. This kind of disposition made it impossible for him to hold down any job in India. He frequently ended up in dispute with his bosses, forcing him to quit the job. Also, the advertisements he composed were on a totally different wavelength and not tuned into the needs of the Indian companies.
One of his bosses, an important man in the Indian advertising scene, called him a 'cultural misfit'. In spite of this, his work was highly appreciated and he received some awards when working in Hong Kong. It was quite peculiar that such a restless man could be so successful. But he was intellectually sharp and quick to act. Right from his childhood, he was extremely estranged from his parents. He had the feeling they loved his sister more. Over a period of time, he suppressed all his feelings and became totally introverted and reserved. He refused to join his father in business and always felt that his father did not appreciate or encourage him.
He narrated one incident when he was fourteen and suffered a deep, painful cut on the sole of his foot. Even though he had great fear of going to the doctor to have his wound stitched, he did not inform his parents about this injury. Instead he took his servant along with him to the doctor. He pretended as if nothing was wrong with him and somehow managed to hide all his pain and suffering. Although it was very painful, he walked with his shoes on and his parents never knew about his injury.
One dream that he often got was of riots. He is escaping a riot situation where he is crossing a huge city bridge and he sees a mass of chaotic, violent and destructive people who are setting everything on fire. He finds himself trapped, unable to drive on or retreat. He has to jump off the bridge in a desperate bid to save himself and he wakes up with a jerk.
When studying this case, I felt that this man was in a very peculiar state and that I had no experience with the remedy he seemed to be needing.I tried to perceive and understand what was the most peculiar symptom of the case. I concluded that the restlessness and compulsion to move were the most significant individualising features of his state.
There were two rubrics which enthused me to think of Histamine.
*Mind; Wander, ameliorates mental symptoms *Mind; Walk, walking hard ameliorates mental symptoms.
I tried to study the other rubrics and provings of this remedy from Julian's 'Materia medica of new Remedies', 'Hahnemanian Provings' by James Stephenson and rubrics from the Synthetic Repertory.
The following are other important rubrics of Histamine from the Synthetic Repertory.
*Mind; Anxiety, rest during, walking while ameliorates *Mind; Sadness, walking ameliorates *Mind; Restlessness, nervousness, waiting during *Mind; Impatience, Irritability trifles, from *Mind; Quarrelsome, scolding.
Important symptoms from the other books are: Sensitive to slightest trifles. Impatient, uneasy, with need to move from one place to another aimlessly. Melancholic, sad, prostration which disappears by forced walking. Waiting makes him particularly nervous, needs to walk up and down. The pace of this remedy is similar to Aconite and Belladonna. The dream signifies a fiery, dangerous, 'make-it-or-break-it'

kind of situation. A similar dream of danger was reported in the follow-up.
There is excitement and activity that is expressed as a desire for hard walking, restlessness when waiting, mental symptoms ameliorated by wandering, etc.
It is one of the most restless remedy-states I have ever encountered. There is an element of destruction in the form of abrupt and quarrelsome attitude in relationships. In the two cases of Histamine I have treated successfully, there was a very sharp intellect with this kind of volatile temperament. The effect of the remedy was very instantaneous after the first dose of Histamine C200.
HISTAMINUM HYDROCHLORICUM

[124], [242], [243], [333], [337], [464].

Histamine, or Beta-imidazolethylamine of the formula. is a vasodilator of the capillary, arteriolar vasocon stricter, hypotensor in carnivorous and hypertensor in herbivorous; bronchial constrictor, exciting the soft fibres of the intestine and of the uterus, salivary, gastric and generally pancreatic secretions used in the form of bi-chlorhydrate of histamine which serves as stock for the homoeopathic preparation.

The pathogenesis has been established in 1950, by J. Gringuaz of Buenos Aires, on 30 subjects with the dynamisations 30 CH, 200 CH, 1000 CH, then 12 CH, 6 CH and 3 CH.


General asthenia as after a physical effort.
Dryness of the mucouses.
Sensation as if constricted in different parts of the heart.
Jerkings and crampoid contractions of the muscles.
These are allergoso (psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.


Susceptibility for nothing.
Impatience, anxiety with the need to go to a place to another without any aim.
Feels himself of quarrelous mood.
Melancholia, sadness, broken down, which disappear after a forced walk.
Apprehension makes him particularly nervous, with the need of moving from one place to another.
Gastric pain and constriction after having received a news or remembering a painful happening.
Things "remain in his stomach".
Cannot find the right words, forgets proper names.
Slowness and difficulty of comprehension.

Vertigo as if he was on a balancer with nausea and troubled vision.
Sensation of tension, of constriction of the tegument of the head with pruritis.
Sensation of heat and of itching on some limited spots.
Frontal pain, pain of the temples, of the neck with irradiation backwards and forwards.
Unilateral headache, right or left with irradiation towards the neck, ear, face, teeth and the eyes.
Heavy headache, compressive, amelioration. by cold, by pressure, by fresh air; aggravation. by the movement, by bending the head and by the sun.
Insomnia up to 2 to 3 a.m.
Insomnia with abundant ideation.
Dreams of insects.
Facial pains on the side of the face with irradiation towards the maxillaries, upper, lower and the teeth.


Painful dryness of the pharynx.
Worse by swallowing and by the heat, better by cold.
Mouth, dry.
Saliva sometimes abundant, sometimes stopped.
Heat and itching in the mouth.
Agueusia (abolition of the taste).
Wine smells as "perfume".
Dull or drawing pain of the teeth and in the place of extraction of teeth.
Sensation of burning in the teeth: dare not chew for the fear of losing his teeth.
Dare not open fully his mouth, because of the pains caused by the passage of cold air.
Concomitance and dental pains and precordial pains.

Nausea while eating or while thinking of eating.
Stomach heavy, bloated, as if it is going to burst.
Gastric pain, as if he has eaten undigestable foods.
Tensive pain, agonising, weakness in the hollow of the epigastrium.
Worse by thinking about painful memories or receiving a news.
Sensation of fine in the stomach.
Sensation of being constricted in the region of the waist.
Painful abdominal contractions followed by an alvine diarrhoeic form of evacuation of black stool.
Stool black, of nauseating smell.
Tenasmus and sensation of not having finished evacuation.

Precordial pain as if by a needle.
Precordial pain alternating with dental pain or concomitant.
Sensation of the heart "hanging" with the need of holding it by the hands.
Sensation as if the heart is too big.
Sensation as if drops of icy water is flowing in the heart.
Precordialgia with the sensation of constriction of drawing and dull pains.
Precordalgia by the least contrariety.
Beatings of the heart; extra systoles with compensating intervals.

Chill, general alternating with the sensation of heat.
Sensation of strong heat with sweats and weakness.


Dryness of the throat.
Sensation of a ball, of a foreign body in the throat.
Sensation of a pressure, of constriction of the throat as if by a band.

Pricking pains in the different parts of the thorax.
Want of air, sensation of oppression, of constriction of the chest.
Thoracic pain as if by a contusion or from a crushing.
Sensation of a great anguish in the chest which causes a deep respiration.
Cough up to suffocation with tickling in the throat, cannot speak.
Tenacious cough, dry, spasmodic starting from the throat or from the suprasternal fossa.
Expectoration, yellowish, white yellowish, green yellowish with the taste of chees.


Itching of the nose and the sensation as if the skin of the nose has become shrunk.
Sensation as the orifices have become large.
Sensation of a dryness. painful, in the nostrils.
Painful inspiration, felt painfully in cold wind.
Nose blocked, one sided or bilaterally.
Cold with stuffed nose of the one side and sensation heat and pricking.

Sensation of heal and itching on the borders of the eyelids.
Contractions and nicitation of the muscles of the eyelids and around the eyes.
Spasmodic closing of the eyelids.
Sensation of the foreign body in the eyes.
Borders of the eyelids red, oedematous.
Yellowish secretion of the eyelids or dryness of the mucouses.
Pricking pain, as if a nail is pierced in the eye.
Amelioration by cold, aggravation. by a current of air.

Pain in the one or the other ear with irradiation is all directions.
Pain of the mastoids.
Sensation as if the ears are stuffed, with ringing in the ears and heaviness.
Sensation of opening and closing of the one or the other ear. amelioration. of troubles by cold.


Sensation of unbearable pain in the bladder, always, has the need for urinating and to evacuate a few drops.
Is hopeless of not being able to urinate, with ideas of suicide and runs from one place to the other.
Retention of urine with micturition drop by drop, with the sensation that he should press with concomitant congestion of hemorroids.
Passes hour after hour in the toilet try to urinate.
Urine burns like fire.
Oliguria.
Pain as from needle in the bladder irradiating towards the urethral canal.

Pain, burning, pricking, drawing in the scrotums headache.
The pain moves from one side to another.
Alternance of the pain of the scrotum and occipital headache.

Pain of the left ovary irradiating in the leg and to the left hypochondria.
Menses, early or delayed and diminished. itching and burning in the vagina and of the labial.
Very malodorous menses.
Leucorrhoea with the smell of "burnt" blood.

Muscular and articular pains, burning, pricking, drawing, dull, crushing.
Sensation of weakness and does not desire to do the least movement.
Sensation of lameness, of formication, of tingling, of itching in the masses.
Sensation of heat, as if he is burnt.
Sensation as if an electric current running through the arms.
Involuntary spasms and contraction of muscles.
Sensation as if bound by a band around the belly, by a band around the limbs.

Loss of hairs.
The hairs become-dry.
Redness and heat of the skin of the face, as if from a 1st. degree burning.
Unilateral heat in the face.
Sensation of ants, of tingling, of insensibility on different places of the skin.
Circumscribed points of the skin with the sensation of heat, of burning, and of hyperesthesia.
Red papules, pruriginous, as big as a peas on the whole body.


By movement, by washing, by bathing.
By inervation.
By deep inspiration.
By the heat, by the sun.

By pressure, by cold.
By fanning: by scratching.

Left but not exclusive.


From 5 DH to the 30 CH.
Mossinger preconises some i.v. injection of 7 DH, 6 DH, 5 DH in bronchial asthma in increasing doses from 0,1 ml to 0,5 ml.
He indicates also the same technique for hay fever and in allergic eczema.

Subjects, allergoso (Psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.
Irritability, susceptibility, impatience and the need to walk long and wide.
Headache and vertigo with sensation of heat, of burning of the head and of the face.
Aguesia and the sensation of the teeth moving.
Burning pain of the stomach and of the abdomen.
Burning precordial pain.
Burning thoracic pain, spasmodic cough.
Pruritis and burning of the nose, throat, ears and vagina.
Oliguria with burning and pains during micturition.
Burning pains of the scrotums and of the left ovary.
Burning, crampoid, spasmodic pains of the articulations, of the muscular masses.
Redness and sensation of burning on some circumscribed spots of the skin.
Red pruriginous papules.


Anxiety, restlessness.
Burning pains.
Cadaveric smell, of secretions.

Inflammations, acute with rosy oedema, stinging pains, burning as if from red hot needles.
Secale cornutum: Tendency to hemorrhages.
Burning pains and coldness of the body; putrid diarrhoea, cramps of the limbs, specially lower; coldness, pallor and burning pains, worse by cold, of the extremities.


Tubercular state with dysthyroidia.

Psychogenous allergy.
Psychasthania.
Dysthyroidia.
(Julian) Melancholic state with anxiety and diminution of intellectual faculties.
Hemicrania.
Tics.
(Julian) Spasmodic torticolis.
Volkmann's disease.

Malady of Fauchard (alveolo-dental pyorrhoea).
Agueusia.
Cortico-gastric dysrythmia (of Cl. Bergeret).
Gastric and duodenal ulcer.
Ulcero-membranous colitis.
Spasmodic enterocolitis.
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever.
Hemorrhagic rectocolitis.

Angina pectoris.
Arythmias.
Infractus of myocardia (adjuvant treatment).
Pericarditis.
Arteritis.
Arteritis of the lower limbs.
Disease of Leo Buerger (Obliterating juvenile thrombo-angeitis).

Chronic bronchitis.
Bronchehectasis.
Asthma.
Emphysema.
Whooping cough.

Spasmodic rhinitis.
Blepharitis.
Allergic conjunctivitis.


Cystitis.
Pyelonephritis.
Adenoma of the prostate.
Orchi-epididymitis.
Hydrocele.

Cystitis.
Mycosic vaginitis.
Ovaritis and salpingo-ovaritis.
Exo- and endocervicitis.
Cancer of con (adjuvant treatment).

Allergic rheumatism of Kahlmetter (coming between 30 to 40 years by short inflammation and relapsing of arthritis with articular oedema and peri-articular oedema and cutaneous rash).
Curable subacute articular rheumatism.
Myalgia.
Bornhoim's disease (epidemic myalgia).

Al1 the manifestations of cutaneo-mucouses of allergic conditions.
Urticaria.
Lichen planus.
Disease of Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann.
Polymorphous erythema.
Erythromelalgia.
Baldness.
Pelade.
Strophulus prurigo.
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of D C Rona
Sent: 02 May 2011 14:30
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] Histaminum
Does anyone have proving information (or clinical experiences to share) for histaminum? It came up very high in an analysis where mental restlessness is a key factor – so I would love to earn more about the character or expression of restlessness the proving brought up – and any physical symptoms that were produced as well.

Thank you in advance.

Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
.

Rochelle – this is perfect – thank you so much.
Donna

D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 02 May 2011 17:58:56 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] Histaminum
Histamine.

This is from a Links article. There is more but it is difficult to copy and paste. It is also in Julian’s MM – see below.
Rochelle

Jayesh Shah, India.
Case 1 In May 1991 a man, aged 28 consulted me for severe allergic problems. He complained of a chronically blocked nose, paroxysms of violent sneezing and recurring colds. The other problems he had were excessive ove rweight and alcoholism.
He had a peculiar mental make-up. His mind would function only when he was moving. One of his main compulsions in life was to move! He was extremely restless and was a compulsive jogger. He jogged for twelve kilometres a day and always kept on the move. Even when he was at work, he was unable to sit at his table. He had to keep walking up and down constantly. Things got difficult because his mind stopped working when he was at rest. His occupation of advertising demands a lot of creativity in composing effective advertisements. He narrated to me an incident when his boss gave him an advertising assignment. He hurriedly worked his way through the data while wandering about in the office corridors and soon reported back to the boss to submit his composition. The b oss was taken aback in disbelief and requested our patient to spend more time on such an important project. He was wondering: 'How could someone finish such a difficult job in just half an hour without even sitting at his desk. However, on the patient's insistence, the boss examined the papers and was surprised to find them perfect.
This funny kind of restlessness made the patient wander about constantly.
There were times when he would sit on the upper deck of a double-decker bus and go from one end of the city to the other two to three times a day! His mind would work as long as the bus was in motion and he would be impatient and irritable when the bus halted at bus stops and traffic signa ls. Jogging was the only thing that kept him happy, healthy, and creative. Many brilliant ideas came to him only when he was in motion. Another expression of this restlessness was a desire for travelling, mountain climbing, hiking and all kind of activities involving walking or running. He once managed to hike all the way to Tiber all alone! He was extremely impulsive, unpredictable and erratic in his day to day operations. His impulsiveness, coupled with his impatience, resulted in a very quarrelsome attitude.

He became extremely upset if his friends were late for an appointment. This irritation was so great that he seriously reconsidered his relationship and friendship just because the friend was fifteen minutes late. Over a period of time, he had broken up with all of his friends. He had a tendency to depressive states and in these phases of depression he was contemptuous about himself and rather self-destructive, with an excessive use of alcohol and food and no exercise at all. This kind of disposition made it impossible for him to hold down any job in India. He frequently ended up in dispute with his bosses, forcing him to quit the job. Also, the advertisements he composed were on a totally different wavelength and not tuned into the needs of the Indian companies.
One of his bosses, an important man in the Indian advertising scene, called him a 'cultural misfit'. In spite of this, his work was highly appreciated and he received some awards when working in Hong Kong. It was quite peculiar that such a restless man could be so successful. But he was intellectually sharp and quick to act. Right from his childhood, he was extremely estranged from his parents. He had the feeling they loved his sister more. Over a period of time, he suppressed all his feelings and b ecame totally introverted and reserved. He refused to join his father in business and always felt that his father did not appreciate or encourage him.
He narrated one incident when he was fourteen and suffered a deep, painful cut on the sole of his foot. Even though he had great fear of going to the doctor to have his wound stitched, he did not inform his parents about this injury. Instead he took his servant along with him to the doctor. He pretended as if nothing was wrong with him and somehow managed to hide all his pain and suffering. Although it was very painful, he walked with his shoes on and his parents never knew about his injury.
One dream that he often got was of riots. He is escaping a riot situation where he is crossing a huge city bridge and he sees a mass of chaotic, violent and destru ctive people who are setting everything on fire. He finds himself trapped, unable to drive on or retreat. He has to jump off the bridge in a desperate bid to save himself and he wakes up with a jerk.
When studying this case, I felt that this man was in a very peculiar state and that I had no experience with the remedy he seemed to be needing.I tried to perceive and understand what was the most peculiar symptom of the case. I concluded that the restlessness and compulsion to move were the most significant individualising features of his state.
There were two rubrics which enthused me to think of Histamine.
*Mind; Wander, ameliorates mental symptoms *Mind; Walk, walking hard ameliorates mental symptoms.
I tried to study the other rubrics and provings of this remedy from Julian's 'Materia medica of new Remedies', 'Hahnemanian Provings' by James Stephenson and rubrics from the Synthetic Repertory.
The following are other important rubrics of Histamine from the Synthetic Repertory.
*Mind; Anxiety, rest during, walking while ameliorates *Mind; Sadness, walking ameliorates *Mind; Restlessness, nervousness, waiting during *Mind; Impatience, Irritability trifles, from *Mind; Quarrelsome, scolding.
Important symptoms from the other books are: Sensitive to slightest trifles. Impatient, uneasy, wit h need to move from one place to another aimlessly. Melancholic, sad, prostration which disappears by forced walking. Waiting makes him particularly nervous, needs to walk up and down. The pace of this remedy is similar to Aconite and Belladonna. The dream signifies a fiery, dangerous, 'make-it-or-break-it'

kind of situation. A similar dream of danger was reported in the follow-up.
There is excitement and activity that is expressed as a desire for hard walking, restlessness when waiting, mental symptoms ameliorated by wandering, etc.
It is one of the most restless remedy-states I have ever encountered. There is an element of destruction in the form of abrupt and quarrelsome attitude in relationships. In the t wo cases of Histamine I have treated successfully, there was a very sharp intellect with this kind of volatile temperament. The effect of the remedy was very instantaneous after the first dose of Histamine C200.
HISTAMINUM HYDROCHLORICUM

[124], [242], [243], [333], [337], [464].

Histamine, or Beta-imidazolethylamine of the formula. is a vasodilator of the capillary, arteriolar vasocon stricter, hypotensor in carnivorous and hypertensor in herbivorous; bronchial constrictor, exci ting the soft fibres of the intestine and of the uterus, salivary, gastric and generally pancreatic secretions used in the form of bi-chlorhydrate of histamine which serves as stock for the homoeopathic preparation.

The pathogenesis has been established in 1950, by J. Gringuaz of Buenos Aires, on 30 subjects with the dynamisations 30 CH, 200 CH, 1000 CH, then 12 CH, 6 CH and 3 CH.


General asthenia as after a physical effort.
Dryness of the mucouses.
Sensation as if constricted in different parts of the heart.
Jerkings and crampoid contractions of the muscles.
These are allergoso (psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.


Susceptibility for nothing.
Impatience, anxiety with the need to go to a place to another without any aim.
Feels himself of quarrelous mood.
Melancholia, sadness, broken down, which disappear after a forced walk.
Apprehension makes him particularly nervous, with the need of moving from one place to another.
Gastric pain and constriction after having received a news or remembering a painful happening.
Things "remain in his stomach".
Cannot find the right words, forgets proper names.
Slowness and difficulty of comprehension.

Vertigo as if he was on a balancer with nausea and troubled vision.
Sensation of tension, of constriction of the tegument of the head with pruritis.
Sensation of heat and of itching on some limited spots.
Frontal pain, pain of the temples, of the neck with irradiation backwards and forwards.
Unilateral headache, right or left with irradiation towards the neck, ear, face, teeth and the eyes.
Heavy headache, compressive, amelioration. by cold, by pressure, by fresh air; aggravation. by the movement, by bending the head and by the sun.
Insomnia up to 2 to 3 a.m.
Insomnia with abundant ideation.
Dreams of insects.
Facial pains on the side of the face with irradiation towards the maxillaries, upper, lower and the teeth.


Painful dryness of the pharynx.
Worse by swallowing and by the heat, better by cold.
Mouth, dry.
Saliva sometimes abundant, sometimes stopped.
Heat and itching in the mouth.
Agueusia (abolition of the taste).
Wine smells as "perfume".
Dull or drawing pain of the teeth and in the place of extraction of teeth.
Sensation of burning in the teeth: dare not chew for the fear of losing his teeth.
Dare not open fully his mouth, because of the pains caused by the passage of cold air.
Concomitance and dental pains and precordial pains.

Nausea while eating or while thinking of eating.
Sto mach heavy, bloated, as if it is going to burst.
Gastric pain, as if he has eaten undigestable foods.
Tensive pain, agonising, weakness in the hollow of the epigastrium.
Worse by thinking about painful memories or receiving a news.
Sensation of fine in the stomach.
Sensation of being constricted in the region of the waist.
Painful abdominal contractions followed by an alvine diarrhoeic form of evacuation of black stool.
Stool black, of nauseating smell.
Tenasmus and sensation of not having finished evacuation.

Precordial pain as if by a needle.
Precordial pain alternating with dental pain or concomitant.
Sensation of the heart "hanging" with the need of holding it by the hands.
Sensation as if the heart is too big.

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Sensation as if drops of icy water is flowing in the heart.
Precordialgia with the sensation of constriction of drawing and dull pains.
Precordalgia by the least contrariety.
Beatings of the heart; extra systoles with compensating intervals.

Chill, general alternating with the sensation of heat.
Sensation of strong heat with sweats and weakness.


Dryness of the throat.
Sensation of a ball, of a foreign body in the throat.
Sensation of a pressure, of constriction of the throat as if by a band.

Pricking pains in the different parts of the thorax.
Want of air, sensation of oppression, of constriction of the chest.
Thoracic pain as if by a contusion or from a crushing.
Sensation of a great anguish in the chest which causes a deep respiration.
Cough up to suffocation with tickling in the throat, cannot speak.
Tenacious cough, dry, spasmodic starting from the throat or from the suprasternal fossa.
Expectoration, yellowish, white yellowish, green yellowish with the taste of chees.


Itching of the nose and the sensation as if the skin of the nose has become shrunk.
Sensation as the orifices have become large.
Sensation of a dryness. painful, in the nostrils.
Painful inspiration, felt painfully in cold wind.
Nose blocked, one sided or bilaterally.
Cold with stuffed nose of the one side and sensation heat and pricking.

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Sensation of heal and itching on the borders of the eyelids.
Contractions and nicitation of the muscles of the eyelids and around the eyes.
Spasmodic closing of the eyelids.
Sensation of the foreign body in the eyes.
Borders of the eyelids red, oedematous.
Yellowish secretion of the eyelids or dryness of the mucouses.
Pricking pain, as if a nail is pierced in the eye.
Amelioration by cold, aggravation. by a current of air.

Pain in the one or the other ear with irradiation is all directions.
Pain of the mastoids.
Sensation as if the ears are stuffed, with ringing in the ears and heaviness.
Sensation of opening and closing of the one or the other ear. amelioration. of troubles by cold.
;

Sensation of unbearable pain in the bladder, always, has the need for urinating and to evacuate a few drops.
Is hopeless of not being able to urinate, with ideas of suicide and runs from one place to the other.
Retention of urine with micturition drop by drop, with the sensation that he should press with concomitant congestion of hemorroids.
Passes hour after hour in the toilet try to urinate.



Urine burns like fire.
Oliguria.
Pain as from needle in the bladder irradiating towards the urethral canal.

Pain, burning, pricking, drawing in the scrotums headache.
The pain moves from one side to another.
Alternance of the pain of the scrotum and occipital headache.

Pain of the left ovary irradiating in the leg and to the left hypocho ndria.
Menses, early or delayed and diminished. itching and burning in the vagina and of the labial.
Very malodorous menses.
Leucorrhoea with the smell of "burnt" blood.

Muscular and articular pains, burning, pricking, drawing, dull, crushing.
Sensation of weakness and does not desire to do the least movement.
Sensation of lameness, of formication, of tingling, of itching in the masses.
Sensation of heat, as if he is burnt.
Sensation as if an electric current running through the arms.
Involuntary spasms and contraction of muscles.
Sensation as if bound by a band around the belly, by a band around the limbs.

Loss of hairs.
The hairs become-dry.
Redness and heat of the skin of the face, as if from a 1st. degree burning.
Unilateral heat in the face.
Sensation of ants, of tingling, of insensibility on different places of the skin.
Circumscribed points of the skin with the sensation of heat, of burning, and of hyperesthesia.
Red papules, pruriginous, as big as a peas on the whole body.
& lt;Modalities>

By movement, by washing, by bathing.
By inervation.
By deep inspiration.
By the heat, by the sun.

By pressure, by cold.
By fanning: by scratching.

Left but not exclusive.


From 5 DH to the 30 CH.
Mossinger preconises some i.v. injection of 7 DH, 6 DH, 5 DH in bronchial asthma in increasing doses from 0,1 ml to 0,5 ml.
He indicates also the same technique for hay fever and in allergic eczema.

Subjects, allergoso (Psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.
Irritability, susceptibility, impatience and the need to walk long and wide.
Headache and vertigo with sensation of heat, of burning of the head and of the face.
Aguesia and the sensation of the teeth moving.
Burning pain of the stomach and of the abdomen.
Burning precordial pain.
Burning thoracic pain, spasmodic cough.
Pruritis and burning of the nose, throat, ears and vagina.
Oliguria with burning and pains during micturition.
Burning pains of the scrotums and of the left ovary.
Burning, crampoid, spasmodic pains of the articulations, of the muscular masses.
Redness and sensation of burning on some circumscribed spots of the skin.
Red pruriginous papules.


Anxiety, restlessness.
Burning pains.
Cadaveric smell, of secretions.

Inflammations, acute with rosy oedema, stinging pains, burning as if from red hot needles.
Secale cornutum: Tendency to hemorrhages.
Burning pa ins and coldness of the body; putrid diarrhoea, cramps of the limbs, specially lower; coldness, pallor and burning pains, worse by cold, of the extremities.


Tubercular state with dysthyroidia.

Psychogenous allergy.
Psychasthania.
Dysthyroidia.
(Julian) Melancholic state with anxiety and diminution of intellectual faculties.
Hemicrania.
Tics.
(Julian) Spasmodic torticolis.
Volkmann's disease.

Malady of Fauchard (alveolo-dental pyorrhoea).
Agueusia.
Cortico-gastric dysrythmia (of Cl. Bergere t).
Gastric and duodenal ulcer.
Ulcero-membranous colitis.
Spasmodic enterocolitis.
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever.
Hemorrhagic rectocolitis.

Angina pectoris.
Arythmias.
Infractus of myocardia (adjuvant treatment).
Pericarditis.
Arteritis.
Arteritis of the lower limbs.
Disease of Leo Buerger (Obliterating juvenile thrombo-angeitis).

Chronic bronchitis.
Bronchehectasis.
Asthma.
Emphysema.
Whooping cough.

Spasmodic rhinitis.
Blepharitis.
Allergic conjunctivitis.


Cystitis.
Pyelonephritis.
Adenoma of the prostate.
Orchi-epididymitis.
Hydrocele.

Cystitis.
Mycosic vaginitis.
Ovaritis and salpingo-ovaritis.
Exo- and e ndocervicitis.
Cancer of con (adjuvant treatment).

Allergic rheumatism of Kahlmetter (coming between 30 to 40 years by short inflammation and relapsing of arthritis with articular oedema and peri-articular oedema and cutaneous rash).
Curable subacute articular rheumatism.
Myalgia.
Bornhoim's disease (epidemic myalgia).

Al1 the manifestations of cutaneo-mucouses of allergic conditions.
Urticaria.
Lichen planus.
Disease of Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann.
Polymorphous erythema.
Erythromelalgia.
Baldness.
Pelade.
Strophulus prurigo.
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of D C Rona
Sent: 02 May 2011 14:30
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] Histami num
Does anyone have proving information (or clinical experiences to share) for histaminum? It came up very high in an analysis where mental restlessness is a key factor – so I would love to earn more about the character or expression of restlessness the proving brought up – and any physical symptoms that were produced as well.

Thank you in advance.

Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
.

Dear Rochelle
I appreciate you. I Wrote your case and it was very interesting to me about the way of diagnosis and your approach. thank you again
arash
homeopath

________________________________

From: D C Rona
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 9:18:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Histaminum
Rochelle – this is perfect – thank you so much.
Donna

D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 02 May 2011 17:58:56 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] Histaminum
Histamine.

This is from a Links article. There is more but it is difficult to copy and paste. It is also in Julian’s MM – see below.
Rochelle

Jayesh Shah, India.
Case 1 In May 1991 a man, aged 28 consulted me for severe allergic problems. He complained of a chronically blocked nose, paroxysms of violent sneezing and recurring colds. The other problems he had were excessive ove rweight and alcoholism.
He had a peculiar mental make-up. His mind would function only when he was moving. One of his main compulsions in life was to move! He was extremely restless and was a compulsive jogger. He jogged for twelve kilometres a day and always kept on the move. Even when he was at work, he was unable to sit at his table. He had to keep walking up and down constantly. Things got difficult because his mind stopped working when he was at rest. His occupation of advertising demands a lot of creativity in composing effective advertisements. He narrated to me an incident when his boss gave him an advertising assignment. He hurriedly worked his way through the data while wandering about in the office corridors and soon reported back to the boss to submit his composition. The b oss was taken aback in disbelief and requested our patient to spend more time on such an important project. He was wondering: 'How could someone finish such a difficult job in just half an hour without even sitting at his desk. However, on the patient's insistence, the boss examined the papers and was surprised to find them perfect.
This funny kind of restlessness made the patient wander about constantly.
There were times when he would sit on the upper deck of a double-decker bus and go from one end of the city to the other two to three times a day! His mind would work as long as the bus was in motion and he would be impatient and irritable when the bus halted at bus stops and traffic signa ls. Jogging was the only thing that kept him happy, healthy, and creative. Many brilliant ideas came to him only when he was in motion. Another expression of this restlessness was a desire for travelling, mountain climbing, hiking and all kind of activities involving walking or running. He once managed to hike all the way to Tiber all alone! He was extremely impulsive, unpredictable and erratic in his day to day operations. His impulsiveness, coupled with his impatience, resulted in a very quarrelsome attitude.

He became extremely upset if his friends were late for an appointment. This irritation was so great that he seriously reconsidered his relationship and friendship just because the friend was fifteen minutes late. Over a period of time, he had broken up with all of his friends. He had a tendency to depressive states and in these phases of depression he was contemptuous about himself and rather self-destructive, with an excessive use of alcohol and food and no exercise at all. This kind of disposition made it impossible for him to hold down any job in India. He frequently ended up in dispute with his bosses, forcing him to quit the job. Also, the advertisements he composed were on a totally different wavelength and not tuned into the needs of the Indian companies.
One of his bosses, an important man in the Indian advertising scene, called him a 'cultural misfit'. In spite of this, his work was highly appreciated and he received some awards when working in Hong Kong. It was quite peculiar that such a restless man could be so successful. But he was intellectually sharp and quick to act. Right from his childhood, he was extremely estranged from his parents. He had the feeling they loved his sister more. Over a period of time, he suppressed all his feelings and b ecame totally introverted and reserved. He refused to join his father in business and always felt that his father did not appreciate or encourage him.
He narrated one incident when he was fourteen and suffered a deep, painful cut on the sole of his foot. Even though he had great fear of going to the doctor to have his wound stitched, he did not inform his parents about this injury. Instead he took his servant along with him to the doctor. He pretended as if nothing was wrong with him and somehow managed to hide all his pain and suffering. Although it was very painful, he walked with his shoes on and his parents never knew about his injury.
One dream that he often got was of riots. He is escaping a riot situation where he is crossing a huge city bridge and he sees a mass of chaotic, violent and destru ctive people who are setting everything on fire. He finds himself trapped, unable to drive on or retreat. He has to jump off the bridge in a desperate bid to save himself and he wakes up with a jerk.
When studying this case, I felt that this man was in a very peculiar state and that I had no experience with the remedy he seemed to be needing.I tried to perceive and understand what was the most peculiar symptom of the case. I concluded that the restlessness and compulsion to move were the most significant individualising features of his state.
There were two rubrics which enthused me to think of Histamine.
*Mind; Wander, ameliorates mental symptoms *Mind; Walk, walking hard ameliorates mental symptoms.
I tried to study the other rubrics and provings of this remedy from Julian's 'Materia medica of new Remedies', 'Hahnemanian Provings' by James Stephenson and rubrics from the Synthetic Repertory.
The following are other important rubrics of Histamine from the Synthetic Repertory.
*Mind; Anxiety, rest during, walking while ameliorates *Mind; Sadness, walking ameliorates *Mind; Restlessness, nervousness, waiting during *Mind; Impatience, Irritability trifles, from *Mind; Quarrelsome, scolding.
Important symptoms from the other books are: Sensitive to slightest trifles. Impatient, uneasy, wit h need to move from one place to another aimlessly. Melancholic, sad, prostration which disappears by forced walking. Waiting makes him particularly nervous, needs to walk up and down. The pace of this remedy is similar to Aconite and Belladonna. The dream signifies a fiery, dangerous, 'make-it-or-break-it'

kind of situation. A similar dream of danger was reported in the follow-up.
There is excitement and activity that is expressed as a desire for hard walking, restlessness when waiting, mental symptoms ameliorated by wandering, etc.
It is one of the most restless remedy-states I have ever encountered. There is an element of destruction in the form of abrupt and quarrelsome attitude in relationships. In the t wo cases of Histamine I have treated successfully, there was a very sharp intellect with this kind of volatile temperament. The effect of the remedy was very instantaneous after the first dose of Histamine C200.
HISTAMINUM HYDROCHLORICUM

[124], [242], [243], [333], [337], [464].

Histamine, or Beta-imidazolethylamine of the formula. is a vasodilator of the capillary, arteriolar vasocon stricter, hypotensor in carnivorous and hypertensor in herbivorous; bronchial constrictor, exci ting the soft fibres of the intestine and of the uterus, salivary, gastric and generally pancreatic secretions used in the form of bi-chlorhydrate of histamine which serves as stock for the homoeopathic preparation.

The pathogenesis has been established in 1950, by J. Gringuaz of Buenos Aires, on 30 subjects with the dynamisations 30 CH, 200 CH, 1000 CH, then 12 CH, 6 CH and 3 CH.


General asthenia as after a physical effort.
Dryness of the mucouses.
Sensation as if constricted in different parts of the heart.
Jerkings and crampoid contractions of the muscles.
These are allergoso (psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.


Susceptibility for nothing.
Impatience, anxiety with the need to go to a place to another without any aim.
Feels himself of quarrelous mood.
Melancholia, sadness, broken down, which disappear after a forced walk.
Apprehension makes him particularly nervous, with the need of moving from one place to another.
Gastric pain and constriction after having received a news or remembering a painful happening.
Things "remain in his stomach".
Cannot find the right words, forgets proper names.
Slowness and difficulty of comprehension.

Vertigo as if he was on a balancer with nausea and troubled vision.
Sensation of tension, of constriction of the tegument of the head with pruritis.
Sensation of heat and of itching on some limited spots.
Frontal pain, pain of the temples, of the neck with irradiation backwards and forwards.
Unilateral headache, right or left with irradiation towards the neck, ear, face, teeth and the eyes.
Heavy headache, compressive, amelioration. by cold, by pressure, by fresh air; aggravation. by the movement, by bending the head and by the sun.
Insomnia up to 2 to 3 a.m.
Insomnia with abundant ideation.
Dreams of insects.
Facial pains on the side of the face with irradiation towards the maxillaries, upper, lower and the teeth.


Painful dryness of the pharynx.
Worse by swallowing and by the heat, better by cold.
Mouth, dry.
Saliva sometimes abundant, sometimes stopped.
Heat and itching in the mouth.
Agueusia (abolition of the taste).
Wine smells as "perfume".
Dull or drawing pain of the teeth and in the place of extraction of teeth.
Sensation of burning in the teeth: dare not chew for the fear of losing his teeth.
Dare not open fully his mouth, because of the pains caused by the passage of cold air.
Concomitance and dental pains and precordial pains.

Nausea while eating or while thinking of eating.
Sto mach heavy, bloated, as if it is going to burst.
Gastric pain, as if he has eaten undigestable foods.
Tensive pain, agonising, weakness in the hollow of the epigastrium.
Worse by thinking about painful memories or receiving a news.
Sensation of fine in the stomach.
Sensation of being constricted in the region of the waist.
Painful abdominal contractions followed by an alvine diarrhoeic form of evacuation of black stool.
Stool black, of nauseating smell.
Tenasmus and sensation of not having finished evacuation.

Precordial pain as if by a needle.
Precordial pain alternating with dental pain or concomitant.
Sensation of the heart "hanging" with the need of holding it by the hands.
Sensation as if the heart is too big.

&nb sp;

Sensation as if drops of icy water is flowing in the heart.
Precordialgia with the sensation of constriction of drawing and dull pains.
Precordalgia by the least contrariety.
Beatings of the heart; extra systoles with compensating intervals.

Chill, general alternating with the sensation of heat.
Sensation of strong heat with sweats and weakness.


Dryness of the throat.
Sensation of a ball, of a foreign body in the throat.
Sensation of a pressure, of constriction of the throat as if by a band.

Pricking pains in the different parts of the thorax.
Want of air, sensation of oppression, of constriction of the chest.
Thoracic pain as if by a contusion or from a crushing.
Sensation of a great anguish in the chest which causes a deep respiration.
Cough up to suffocation with tickling in the throat, cannot speak.
Tenacious cough, dry, spasmodic starting from the throat or from the suprasternal fossa.
Expectoration, yellowish, white yellowish, green yellowish with the taste of chees.


Itching of the nose and the sensation as if the skin of the nose has become shrunk.
Sensation as the orifices have become large.
Sensation of a dryness. painful, in the nostrils.
Painful inspiration, felt painfully in cold wind.
Nose blocked, one sided or bilaterally.
Cold with stuffed nose of the one side and sensation heat and pricking.

&n bsp;


Sensation of heal and itching on the borders of the eyelids.
Contractions and nicitation of the muscles of the eyelids and around the eyes.
Spasmodic closing of the eyelids.
Sensation of the foreign body in the eyes.
Borders of the eyelids red, oedematous.
Yellowish secretion of the eyelids or dryness of the mucouses.
Pricking pain, as if a nail is pierced in the eye.
Amelioration by cold, aggravation. by a current of air.

Pain in the one or the other ear with irradiation is all directions.
Pain of the mastoids.
Sensation as if the ears are stuffed, with ringing in the ears and heaviness.
Sensation of opening and closing of the one or the other ear. amelioration. of troubles by cold.
;

Sensation of unbearable pain in the bladder, always, has the need for urinating and to evacuate a few drops.
Is hopeless of not being able to urinate, with ideas of suicide and runs from one place to the other.
Retention of urine with micturition drop by drop, with the sensation that he should press with concomitant congestion of hemorroids.
Passes hour after hour in the toilet try to urinate.



Urine burns like fire.
Oliguria.
Pain as from needle in the bladder irradiating towards the urethral canal.

Pain, burning, pricking, drawing in the scrotums headache.
The pain moves from one side to another.
Alternance of the pain of the scrotum and occipital headache.

Pain of the left ovary irradiating in the leg and to the left hypocho ndria.
Menses, early or delayed and diminished. itching and burning in the vagina and of the labial.
Very malodorous menses.
Leucorrhoea with the smell of "burnt" blood.

Muscular and articular pains, burning, pricking, drawing, dull, crushing.
Sensation of weakness and does not desire to do the least movement.
Sensation of lameness, of formication, of tingling, of itching in the masses.
Sensation of heat, as if he is burnt.
Sensation as if an electric current running through the arms.
Involuntary spasms and contraction of muscles.
Sensation as if bound by a band around the belly, by a band around the limbs.

Loss of hairs.
The hairs become-dry.
Redness and heat of the skin of the face, as if from a 1st. degree burning.
Unilateral heat in the face.
Sensation of ants, of tingling, of insensibility on different places of the skin.
Circumscribed points of the skin with the sensation of heat, of burning, and of hyperesthesia.
Red papules, pruriginous, as big as a peas on the whole body.
& lt;Modalities>

By movement, by washing, by bathing.
By inervation.
By deep inspiration.
By the heat, by the sun.

By pressure, by cold.
By fanning: by scratching.

Left but not exclusive.


From 5 DH to the 30 CH.
Mossinger preconises some i.v. injection of 7 DH, 6 DH, 5 DH in bronchial asthma in increasing doses from 0,1 ml to 0,5 ml.
He indicates also the same technique for hay fever and in allergic eczema.

Subjects, allergoso (Psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.
Irritability, susceptibility, impatience and the need to walk long and wide.
Headache and vertigo with sensation of heat, of burning of the head and of the face.
Aguesia and the sensation of the teeth moving.
Burning pain of the stomach and of the abdomen.
Burning precordial pain.
Burning thoracic pain, spasmodic cough.
Pruritis and burning of the nose, throat, ears and vagina.
Oliguria with burning and pains during micturition.
Burning pains of the scrotums and of the left ovary.
Burning, crampoid, spasmodic pains of the articulations, of the muscular masses.
Redness and sensation of burning on some circumscribed spots of the skin.
Red pruriginous papules.


Anxiety, restlessness.
Burning pains.
Cadaveric smell, of secretions.

Inflammations, acute with rosy oedema, stinging pains, burning as if from red hot needles.
Secale cornutum: Tendency to hemorrhages.
Burning pa ins and coldness of the body; putrid diarrhoea, cramps of the limbs, specially lower; coldness, pallor and burning pains, worse by cold, of the extremities.


Tubercular state with dysthyroidia.

Psychogenous allergy.
Psychasthania.
Dysthyroidia.
(Julian) Melancholic state with anxiety and diminution of intellectual faculties.
Hemicrania.
Tics.
(Julian) Spasmodic torticolis.
Volkmann's disease.

Malady of Fauchard (alveolo-dental pyorrhoea).
Agueusia.
Cortico-gastric dysrythmia (of Cl. Bergere t).
Gastric and duodenal ulcer.
Ulcero-membranous colitis.
Spasmodic enterocolitis.
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever.
Hemorrhagic rectocolitis.

Angina pectoris.
Arythmias.
Infractus of myocardia (adjuvant treatment).
Pericarditis.
Arteritis.
Arteritis of the lower limbs.
Disease of Leo Buerger (Obliterating juvenile thrombo-angeitis).

Chronic bronchitis.
Bronchehectasis.
Asthma.
Emphysema.
Whooping cough.

Spasmodic rhinitis.
Blepharitis.
Allergic conjunctivitis.


Cystitis.
Pyelonephritis.
Adenoma of the prostate.
Orchi-epididymitis.
Hydrocele.

Cystitis.
Mycosic vaginitis.
Ovaritis and salpingo-ovaritis.
Exo- and e ndocervicitis.
Cancer of con (adjuvant treatment).

Allergic rheumatism of Kahlmetter (coming between 30 to 40 years by short inflammation and relapsing of arthritis with articular oedema and peri-articular oedema and cutaneous rash).
Curable subacute articular rheumatism.
Myalgia.
Bornhoim's disease (epidemic myalgia).

Al1 the manifestations of cutaneo-mucouses of allergic conditions.
Urticaria.
Lichen planus.
Disease of Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann.
Polymorphous erythema.
Erythromelalgia.
Baldness.
Pelade.
Strophulus prurigo.
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of D C Rona
Sent: 02 May 2011 14:30
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] Histami num
Does anyone have proving information (or clinical experiences to share) for histaminum? It came up very high in an analysis where mental restlessness is a key factor – so I would love to earn more about the character or expression of restlessness the proving brought up – and any physical symptoms that were produced as well.

Thank you in advance.

Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
.

Dear Arash,

It wasn’t my case but I case from Jayesh Shah from India that I pasted from a Links article.

Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET

Registered with the Society of Homeopaths

EFT(Advanced) Practitioner

www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of arash jafaripoor
Dear Rochelle

I appreciate you. I Wrote your case and it was very interesting to me about the way of diagnosis and your approach. thank you again

arash
homeopath
________________________________

From: D C Rona
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 9:18:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Histaminum
Rochelle – this is perfect – thank you so much.

Donna

D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com

www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com

rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 02 May 2011 17:58:56 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] Histaminum
Histamine.

This is from a Links article. There is more but it is difficult to copy and paste. It is also in Julian’s MM – see below.
Rochelle

Jayesh Shah, India.
Case 1 In May 1991 a man, aged 28 consulted me for severe allergic problems. He complained of a chronically blocked nose, paroxysms of violent sneezing and recurring colds. The other problems he had were excessive ove rweight and alcoholism.
He had a peculiar mental make-up. His mind would function only when he was moving. One of his main compulsions in life was to move! He was extremely restless and was a compulsive jogger. He jogged for twelve kilometres a day and always kept on the move. Even when he was at work, he was unable to sit at his table. He had to keep walking up and down constantly. Things got difficult because his mind stopped working when he was at rest. His occupation of advertising demands a lot of creativity in composing effective advertisements. He narrated to me an incident when his boss gave him an advertising assignment. He hurriedly worked his way through the data while wandering about in the office corridors and soon reported back to the boss to submit his composition. The b oss was taken aback in disbelief and requested our patient to spend more time on such an important project. He was wondering: 'How could someone finish such a difficult job in just half an hour without even sitting at his desk. However, on the patient's insistence, the boss examined the papers and was surprised to find them perfect.
This funny kind of restlessness made the patient wander about constantly.
There were times when he would sit on the upper deck of a double-decker bus and go from one end of the city to the other two to three times a day! His mind would work as long as the bus was in motion and he would be impatient and irritable when the bus halted at bus stops and traffic signa ls. Jogging was the only thing that kept him happy, healthy, and creative. Many brilliant ideas came to him only when he was in motion. Another expression of this restlessness was a desire for travelling, mountain climbing, hiking and all kind of activities involving walking or running. He once managed to hike all the way to Tiber all alone! He was extremely impulsive, unpredictable and erratic in his day to day operations. His impulsiveness, coupled with his impatience, resulted in a very quarrelsome attitude.

He became extremely upset if his friends were late for an appointment. This irritation was so great that he seriously reconsidered his relationship and friendship just because the friend was fifteen minutes late. Over a period of time, he had broken up with all of his friends. He had a tendency to depressive states and in these phases of depression he was contemptuous about himself and rather self-destructive, with an excessive use of alcohol and food and no exercise at all. This kind of disposition made it impossible for him to hold down any job in India. He frequently ended up in dispute with his bosses, forcing him to quit the job. Also, the advertisements he composed were on a totally different wavelength and not tuned into the needs of the Indian companies.
One of his bosses, an important man in the Indian advertising scene, called him a 'cultural misfit'. In spite of this, his work was highly appreciated and he received some awards when working in Hong Kong. It was quite peculiar that such a restless man could be so successful. But he was intellectually sharp and quick to act. Right from his childhood, he was extremely estranged from his parents. He had the feeling they loved his sister more. Over a period of time, he suppressed all his feelings and b ecame totally introverted and reserved. He refused to join his father in business and always felt that his father did not appreciate or encourage him.
He narrated one incident when he was fourteen and suffered a deep, painful cut on the sole of his foot. Even though he had great fear of going to the doctor to have his wound stitched, he did not inform his parents about this injury. Instead he took his servant along with him to the doctor. He pretended as if nothing was wrong with him and somehow managed to hide all his pain and suffering. Although it was very painful, he walked with his shoes on and his parents never knew about his injury.
One dream that he often got was of riots. He is escaping a riot situation where he is crossing a huge city bridge and he sees a mass of chaotic, violent and destru ctive people who are setting everything on fire. He finds himself trapped, unable to drive on or retreat. He has to jump off the bridge in a desperate bid to save himself and he wakes up with a jerk.
When studying this case, I felt that this man was in a very peculiar state and that I had no experience with the remedy he seemed to be needing.I tried to perceive and understand what was the most peculiar symptom of the case. I concluded that the restlessness and compulsion to move were the most significant individualising features of his state.
There were two rubrics which enthused me to think of Histamine.
*Mind; Wander, ameliorates mental symptoms *Mind; Walk, walking hard ameliorates mental symptoms.
I tried to study the other rubrics and provings of this remedy from Julian's 'Materia medica of new Remedies', 'Hahnemanian Provings' by James Stephenson and rubrics from the Synthetic Repertory.
The following are other important rubrics of Histamine from the Synthetic Repertory.
*Mind; Anxiety, rest during, walking while ameliorates *Mind; Sadness, walking ameliorates *Mind; Restlessness, nervousness, waiting during *Mind; Impatience, Irritability trifles, from *Mind; Quarrelsome, scolding.
Important symptoms from the other books are: Sensitive to slightest trifles. Impatient, uneasy, wit h need to move from one place to another aimlessly. Melancholic, sad, prostration which disappears by forced walking. Waiting makes him particularly nervous, needs to walk up and down. The pace of this remedy is similar to Aconite and Belladonna. The dream signifies a fiery, dangerous, 'make-it-or-break-it'

kind of situation. A similar dream of danger was reported in the follow-up.
There is excitement and activity that is expressed as a desire for hard walking, restlessness when waiting, mental symptoms ameliorated by wandering, etc.
It is one of the most restless remedy-states I have ever encountered. There is an element of destruction in the form of abrupt and quarrelsome attitude in relationships. In the t wo cases of Histamine I have treated successfully, there was a very sharp intellect with this kind of volatile temperament. The effect of the remedy was very instantaneous after the first dose of Histamine C200.
HISTAMINUM HYDROCHLORICUM

[124], [242], [243], [333], [337], [464].

Histamine, or Beta-imidazolethylamine of the formula. is a vasodilator of the capillary, arteriolar vasocon stricter, hypotensor in carnivorous and hypertensor in herbivorous; bronchial constrictor, exci ting the soft fibres of the intestine and of the uterus, salivary, gastric and generally pancreatic secretions used in the form of bi-chlorhydrate of histamine which serves as stock for the homoeopathic preparation.

The pathogenesis has been established in 1950, by J. Gringuaz of Buenos Aires, on 30 subjects with the dynamisations 30 CH, 200 CH, 1000 CH, then 12 CH, 6 CH and 3 CH.


General asthenia as after a physical effort.
Dryness of the mucouses.
Sensation as if constricted in different parts of the heart.
Jerkings and crampoid contractions of the muscles.
These are allergoso (psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.


Susceptibility for nothing.
Impatience, anxiety with the need to go to a place to another without any aim.
Feels himself of quarrelous mood.
Melancholia, sadness, broken down, which disappear after a forced walk.
Apprehension makes him particularly nervous, with the need of moving from one place to another.
Gastric pain and constriction after having received a news or remembering a painful happening.
Things "remain in his stomach".
Cannot find the right words, forgets proper names.
Slowness and difficulty of comprehension.

Vertigo as if he was on a balancer with nausea and troubled vision.
Sensation of tension, of constriction of the tegument of the head with pruritis.
Sensation of heat and of itching on some limited spots.
Frontal pain, pain of the temples, of the neck with irradiation backwards and forwards.
Unilateral headache, right or left with irradiation towards the neck, ear, face, teeth and the eyes.
Heavy headache, compressive, amelioration. by cold, by pressure, by fresh air; aggravation. by the movement, by bending the head and by the sun.
Insomnia up to 2 to 3 a.m.
Insomnia with abundant ideation.
Dreams of insects.
Facial pains on the side of the face with irradiation towards the maxillaries, upper, lower and the teeth.


Painful dryness of the pharynx.
Worse by swallowing and by the heat, better by cold.
Mouth, dry.
Saliva sometimes abundant, sometimes stopped.
Heat and itching in the mouth.
Agueusia (abolition of the taste).
Wine smells as "perfume".
Dull or drawing pain of the teeth and in the place of extraction of teeth.
Sensation of burning in the teeth: dare not chew for the fear of losing his teeth.
Dare not open fully his mouth, because of the pains caused by the passage of cold air.
Concomitance and dental pains and precordial pains.

Nausea while eating or while thinking of eating.
Sto mach heavy, bloated, as if it is going to burst.
Gastric pain, as if he has eaten undigestable foods.
Tensive pain, agonising, weakness in the hollow of the epigastrium.
Worse by thinking about painful memories or receiving a news.
Sensation of fine in the stomach.
Sensation of being constricted in the region of the waist.
Painful abdominal contractions followed by an alvine diarrhoeic form of evacuation of black stool.
Stool black, of nauseating smell.
Tenasmus and sensation of not having finished evacuation.

Precordial pain as if by a needle.
Precordial pain alternating with dental pain or concomitant.
Sensation of the heart "hanging" with the need of holding it by the hands.
Sensation as if the heart is too big.

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Sensation as if drops of icy water is flowing in the heart.
Precordialgia with the sensation of constriction of drawing and dull pains.
Precordalgia by the least contrariety.
Beatings of the heart; extra systoles with compensating intervals.

Chill, general alternating with the sensation of heat.
Sensation of strong heat with sweats and weakness.


Dryness of the throat.
Sensation of a ball, of a foreign body in the throat.
Sensation of a pressure, of constriction of the throat as if by a band.

Pricking pains in the different parts of the thorax.
Want of air, sensation of oppression, of constriction of the chest.
Thoracic pain as if by a contusion or from a crushing.
Sensation of a great anguish in the chest which causes a deep respiration.
Cough up to suffocation with tickling in the throat, cannot speak.
Tenacious cough, dry, spasmodic starting from the throat or from the suprasternal fossa.
Expectoration, yellowish, white yellowish, green yellowish with the taste of chees.


Itching of the nose and the sensation as if the skin of the nose has become shrunk.
Sensation as the orifices have become large.
Sensation of a dryness. painful, in the nostrils.
Painful inspiration, felt painfully in cold wind.
Nose blocked, one sided or bilaterally.
Cold with stuffed nose of the one side and sensation heat and pricking.

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Sensation of heal and itching on the borders of the eyelids.
Contractions and nicitation of the muscles of the eyelids and around the eyes.
Spasmodic closing of the eyelids.
Sensation of the foreign body in the eyes.
Borders of the eyelids red, oedematous.
Yellowish secretion of the eyelids or dryness of the mucouses.
Pricking pain, as if a nail is pierced in the eye.
Amelioration by cold, aggravation. by a current of air.

Pain in the one or the other ear with irradiation is all directions.
Pain of the mastoids.
Sensation as if the ears are stuffed, with ringing in the ears and heaviness.
Sensation of opening and closing of the one or the other ear. amelioration. of troubles by cold.
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Sensation of unbearable pain in the bladder, always, has the need for urinating and to evacuate a few drops.
Is hopeless of not being able to urinate, with ideas of suicide and runs from one place to the other.
Retention of urine with micturition drop by drop, with the sensation that he should press with concomitant congestion of hemorroids.
Passes hour after hour in the toilet try to urinate.



Urine burns like fire.
Oliguria.
Pain as from needle in the bladder irradiating towards the urethral canal.

Pain, burning, pricking, drawing in the scrotums headache.
The pain moves from one side to another.
Alternance of the pain of the scrotum and occipital headache.

Pain of the left ovary irradiating in the leg and to the left hypocho ndria.
Menses, early or delayed and diminished. itching and burning in the vagina and of the labial.
Very malodorous menses.
Leucorrhoea with the smell of "burnt" blood.

Muscular and articular pains, burning, pricking, drawing, dull, crushing.
Sensation of weakness and does not desire to do the least movement.
Sensation of lameness, of formication, of tingling, of itching in the masses.
Sensation of heat, as if he is burnt.
Sensation as if an electric current running through the arms.
Involuntary spasms and contraction of muscles.
Sensation as if bound by a band around the belly, by a band around the limbs.

Loss of hairs.
The hairs become-dry.
Redness and heat of the skin of the face, as if from a 1st. degree burning.
Unilateral heat in the face.
Sensation of ants, of tingling, of insensibility on different places of the skin.
Circumscribed points of the skin with the sensation of heat, of burning, and of hyperesthesia.
Red papules, pruriginous, as big as a peas on the whole body.
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By movement, by washing, by bathing.
By inervation.
By deep inspiration.
By the heat, by the sun.

By pressure, by cold.
By fanning: by scratching.

Left but not exclusive.


From 5 DH to the 30 CH.
Mossinger preconises some i.v. injection of 7 DH, 6 DH, 5 DH in bronchial asthma in increasing doses from 0,1 ml to 0,5 ml.
He indicates also the same technique for hay fever and in allergic eczema.

Subjects, allergoso (Psoro)-tuber culinic, dysthyroidians.
Irritability, susceptibility, impatience and the need to walk long and wide.
Headache and vertigo with sensation of heat, of burning of the head and of the face.
Aguesia and the sensation of the teeth moving.
Burning pain of the stomach and of the abdomen.
Burning precordial pain.
Burning thoracic pain, spasmodic cough.
Pruritis and burning of the nose, throat, ears and vagina.
Oliguria with burning and pains during micturition.
Burning pains of the scrotums and of the left ovary.
Burning, crampoid, spasmodic pains of the articulations, of the muscular masses.
Redness and sensation of burning on some circumscribed spots of the skin.
Red pruriginous papules.


Anxiety, restlessness.
Burning pains.
Cadaveric smell, of secretions.

Inflammations, acute with rosy oedema, stinging pains, burning as if from red hot needles.
Secale cornutum: Tendency to hemorrhages.
Burning pa ins and coldness of the body; putrid diarrhoea, cramps of the limbs, specially lower; coldness, pallor and burning pains, worse by cold, of the extremities.


Tubercular state with dysthyroidia.

Psychogenous allergy.
Psychasthania.
Dysthyroidia.
(Julian) Melancholic state with anxiety and diminution of intellectual faculties.
Hemicrania.
Tics.
(Julian) Spasmodic torticolis.
Volkmann's disease.

Malady of Fauchard (alveolo-dental pyorrhoea).
Agueusia.
Cortico-gastric dysrythmia (of Cl. Bergere t).
Gastric and duodenal ulcer.
Ulcero-membranous colitis.
Spasmodic enterocolitis.
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever.
Hemorrhagic rectocolitis.

Angina pectoris.
Arythmias.
Infractus of myocardia (adjuvant treatment).
Pericarditis.
Arteritis.
Arteritis of the lower limbs.
Disease of Leo Buerger (Obliterating juvenile thrombo-angeitis).

Chronic bronchitis.
Bronchehectasis.
Asthma.
Emphysema.
Whooping cough.

Spasmodic rhinitis.
Blepharitis.
Allergic conjunctivitis.


Cystitis.
Pyelonephritis.
Adenoma of the prostate.
Orchi-epididymitis.
Hydrocele.

Cystitis.
Mycosic vaginitis.
Ovaritis and salpingo-ovaritis.
Exo- and e ndocervicitis.
Cancer of con (adjuvant treatment).

Allergic rheumatism of Kahlmetter (coming between 30 to 40 years by short inflammation and relapsing of arthritis with articular oedema and peri-articular oedema and cutaneous rash).
Curable subacute articular rheumatism.
Myalgia.
Bornhoim's disease (epidemic myalgia).

Al1 the manifestations of cutaneo-mucouses of allergic conditions.
Urticaria.
Lichen planus.
Disease of Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann.
Polymorphous erythema.
Erythromelalgia.
Baldness.
Pelade.
Strophulus prurigo.
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of D C Rona
Sent: 02 May 2011 14:30
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] Histami num
Does anyone have proving information (or clinical experiences to share) for histaminum? It came up very high in an analysis where mental restlessness is a key factor – so I would love to earn more about the character or expression of restlessness the proving brought up – and any physical symptoms that were produced as well.

Thank you in advance.

Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM

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