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Aristolohia Clematitus

Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2002 12:32 pm
by suzannemerritt
Des anyone have any information on the above remedy?
Thanks in advance

Suzanne

Re: Aristolohia Clematitus

Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2002 12:46 pm
by Rochelle
From Murphy MM

Rochelle
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REMEDY NAME:ARISTOLOCHIA CLEMATITIS
Arist-cl. Aristolochia Clematitis. The presence of Aristolochic acid,
isolated from the subterranean parts of the plant, must be emphasized here.
It is toxic and an irritant, as well as a stimulant of phagocytosis. It is a
yellow, bitter substance with a phenathrenic nucleus, and it comprises a
nitrate group. Historical dose: Trituration and all potencies, 3x to
30c.
Aristolochia Clematitis, of the Aristolochiaceae family, grows in Southern
Europe and South America. Its active principle is clematine, which is
identical to the Aristolochia or the Serpentarin as well as to non-purified
Aristolochic acid. Aristolochic acid causes menorrhagia, tends towards
miscarriage, and has a toxic action on the kidneys and liver parenchyma as
well as intestinal mucous membranes.
Aristos means better, locheia means giving birth. In popular medicine to
induce birth or stimulant the menses. Also as a diuretic, and against
rheumatism. In high doses it is an emetic and cathartic. In South America,
some Aristolochia are used for blindness.
The proving by Mezger made use of the Spring rhizome. The experiment was
carried out by eighteen provers, of whom thirteen were women. The following
potencies were studied: 5x, 2x, 12x and mother tincture. The experiment
lasted for twelve weeks.
Constitutions: Subjects of a nervous constitution, with extreme
sensitivity, and who cry easily. Hormonal imbalances. Tubercular conditions
of the 'worn-out' type.

Moon, Venus.

Excess of estrogen hormones produced. Marked affect on the urinary passages,
kidneys, venous system, skin. Menses irregular. Pre-menstrual insomnia with
agitation and congestion of the pelvis. Joint pains improved by movement.
State of fatigue, or the opposite. Worn out with vertigo, chilliness,
slightly improved by heat. Hunger pangs and need to eat despite feeling
nausea. Tendency to plumpness.

Better during menses. Better from elimination of secretion and worse from
suppression. Worse before and after menses.

Sensation of solitude. Fear for the future. Rejects company. Psychosomatic
complaints tending towards depression, especially in women who are going
through the menopause (Sep.). State of mental depression. Amelioration of
depressed state by fresh air and menses. Mental condition aggravated before
and after periods, clearly ameliorated during menstrual flow.

After-pains. Amenorrhea. Anorexia. Arthritis. Bedwetting. Bronchitis.
Chills.
Colic. Cystic mastitis. Cystitis. Depression. Dysmenorrhea. Eczema.
Enteritis. Hormonal imbalances. Insomnia. Laryngitis. Mastitis. Menopause.
Metritis. Nephritis. Pre-menstrual syndrome. Rheumatism. Spasmodic colitis.
Sinusitis. Vaginitis. Varicose veins. Vertigo.

Colic. Spasmodic colitis. Enteritis. Abdomen distended, painful, before and
during menses.

Pain and feeling of hardening of the left breast. Pain in the breast. Cystic
mastitis.

Chest feels hard, like a breast-plate.

Watering aggravated by light, reading. Burning and itching.

Brown discharge, watery flow. Eczema of the vulva. Sensual itching,
aggravated before menses, ameliorated during menses, aggravated after
menses.
Menses absent, late or short, Blood black, with clotting. Varicocele.
Amenorrhea. Dysmenorrhea. Infrequent menses. Metritis. After-pains with
laryngitis. Vaginitis.

Anorexia, nausea with vertigo and cold sensations.

Diffuse headaches, improved in the fresh air and by cold, damp compresses.
Congestive headache (Bell.).

Pain in the kidneys and bladder with a frequent urination. Bedwetting,
especially in older women. Incontinence and compelling need to urinate.
Pyelitis. Cystitis. Albuminuria with white discharge.

Arthritis in women with the menopause. Rheumatism of the knee. Limbs cold,
with chilblains, skin discolored or red. Legs heavy before menses. Joint
pains improved by movement, aggravated in the sitting position. Fingers and
toes swollen before menses. Swollen, distended varicosities before menses.
Varicose veins.

Bronchitis. Angina, laryngitis with hoarseness. Morning cough, thorax
painful
on left side.

Mouth painful, with cracked corners of the lips. Teeth painful, aggravated
by
cold food, and ameliorated by hot food.

Sinusitis. Coryza in the morning, improved by getting up, by fresh air.
Watery flow, improved between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.

Rectum prolapsed after eating. Rectal weakness. Mucus diarrhea, hemorrhoid
bleeding between stools, which contain mucus.

Varicose eczema. Acrocyanosis in young girls. Burns, also for external use
in
compresses of liquid extract at 15, diluted 1:50 in water.

Acrid dyspepsia.

Extreme feeling of chill.

Throat discolored, yellow, dry. Tonsils inflamed, swallowing painful.
Laryngitis.

Vertigo with headache in the morning, worse when learning forwards.

(1) Puls. - close therapeutic relationship, acting on the same type of
patient.
(2) Calen. - which is also an excellent healing plant.
(3) Rhus-t. - also shows amelioration from movement.

Julian.
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Re: Aristolohia Clematitus

Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2002 4:08 pm
by Archambault, Marc
Vermeulen's new Prisma materia Medica has 8 pages of info on this
remedy. What info are you looking for? Mentals? Generals? Keynotes?