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"H. BALASUBRAMANIAN" wrote:
Is Coccal-co synonymous with Mutabile? It seems so from literature (eg Julian), but is ambiguous. The info below is all Mutabile except for item Lithgow Wilson in first citation below,
Sankaran bowel Nosodes
Mutabile:
Cystitis, asthma, alternation of symptoms.
Elizabeth Paterson says that of all the bowel nosodes, the one most frequently met with in children is Morgan and next comes Gaertner. She says that as a rule it is better to begin the treatment with the seemingly well - indicated remedy rather than the nosode.
(Lithgow Wilson speaks of having used Coccal co. 12 with excellent results in septic conditions and boils. (Coccal co. is made from polyvalent gram positive bowel cocci).
Bowel Nosodes-Julian
CLINICAL PATHOGENESIS OF:
MUTABILIS - B. FAECALIS, COCCAL CO.
(NOSODES BACH - PATERSON)
(a) B. Mutabilis of paterson:
According to the bacteriological nomenclature corresponds to the Bacillus - Coli Mutabile.
One should refer to Nelson Pharmacy of London. The characteristics nor the preparation of the stock is precisely described. According to J. Hui - Bon - Hoa, this nosode is named in this way because it undergoes a mutation immediately it is put to a culture and by a non lactose. It is a germ intermediary between Colibacilli and real non lacto - lytic bacillus.
According to Foubister it is used in Albuminuria.
A second indication: Morbid metastasis, when a symptom, as for example "an eruption on the skin alternates with asthmatic symptoms (J. Hui - Bon - Hoa). Its principal associated remedy is pulsatilla.
(b) Bacillus Faecalis of Bach:
According to the indications furnished by the Nelson pharmacy it corresponds to Bacillus Faecalis Alcaligenes.
It is not a valuable remedy. Every time they are found in the stool, the clinical symptoms are those of Sepia (J. Hui - Bon - Hoa).
(c) Cocal - co of Paterson:
Has no correspondence in the bacteriological nomenclature It is indicated in septic states
Richardson-boedler
Changeability of mood. Increased warmth; increased mucosal production; respiratory troubles; and frequently changing, diverse bowel reactions. (Ferrum phosphoriucum, Kali sulphuricum, PULSATILLA NIGRICANS) The coli mutabile bacillus, as suggested by its name, treats changeability of mood and of physical symptoms and is best represented by the remedy Pulsatilla nigricans or Wind Flower. As the wind moves the flower, the person in need of this remedy is subject to emotional changes, hormonal changes, capricious headaches and hoarseness, alterations of taste, and frequently
changing bowel reactions. These people tend to be warm, have increased mucosal production, and feel better when walking in the breezy outdoors. Coli mutabile is represented best by SCLERANTHUS for changeability of mood, by Wild Oat for lack of incentive and goal orientation, and by Chicory for capriciousness and moodiness.
Ghosh Rare Nosodes
I worked with potentised B. Coli with late Dr. P. Mitra a student of mine with a very progressive outlook. It was used clinically on various types of cases but its effectiveness can be summarized in the following three conditions: -
(1) The best utility of the medicine in the 30th and 200th potency was obtained in cases of low Puerperal Sepsis where after delivery offensive lochia with or without blood continuing for a long period with slow rise of temperature. Pyrogen in low and high dilutions have failed to produce desired effect in these cases. Pyrogen works well in cases where the temperature comes with chill and rises high and then subsides with perspiration. The cases covered with 'B. Coli' have not got such acute phase in them. They are slow lingering persistent febrile condition. In these cases
I have never met with failure with 'B. Coli' 30th or 200th.
(2) In cases of chronic Diarrhea after delivery where fever is present and import - remedies fail.
(3) Its isopathic use in Coli infections or in cases of Typhoid with loose stools and tympanitis and pain in the abdomen. In these cases sometimes temperature tends to be very obtuse and does not come down properly.
Of course in these cases 'B. Coli' in 200th or 30th potencies can be tried as an isopathic remedy but the best remedy I find indicated in such cases is 'Methylene Blue' in 6th potency.
BHJ 1950
Reprinted from The British Homoeopathic Journal, Vol. XL No.3, July, 1950.
This bacillus is so named because it mutates almost as soon as it is sub-cultured from a non-lactose to a lactose fermenter and is of interest mainly from a bacteriological point of view as the Bacillus Mutabile is an intermediary from between the B. Coli and the true non-lactose fermenting type. Its associated remedy is Pulsatilla and nosode Mutabile (Bach) is likely to be of value in treatment where there is alteration of symptoms, e.g. where skin eruption alternates with asthmatic symptoms.
paterson
This bacillus is so named because it mutates almost as soon as it is sub - cultured from a non - lactose to a lactose fermentor and is of interest mainly from a bacteriological point of view as the Bacillus Mutabile is an intermediary form between the B. Coli and the true non - lactose fermenting type. Its associated remedy is Pulsatilla and the nosode mutabile (Bach) is likely to be of value in treatment where there is alteration of symptoms, e. g. where skin eruption alternates with asthmatic symptoms.
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Calc-hypophosphorosa
Boger synoptic
Nutrition.
WORSE vital losses.
-
Pale and weak, with violent drenching sweats.
Rapid and extreme debility or emaciation.
Scrofula.
Paedatrophy.
Excitable, nervous and sleepless
Frying or sizzling in ears
Ravenous hunger, aggravation 2 hours after meals, only amelioration when stomach is full
Anorexia.
Sore throbbing in spleen
Diarrhoea.
Bronchitis.
Starts in sleep
Exhausting night-sweats.
Related: Chin.
Vermuelen Concordant
Is to be preferred when it seems necessary to furnish the organism with liberal doses of phosphorus in consequence of continued abscesses having reduced the vitality. Give 1st and 2nd decimal trituration. Loss of appetite, rapid debility, night sweats. Acne pustulosa. Pallor of skin. Phthisis; diarrhoea and cough; acute pains in chest. Mesenteric tuberculosis. Attacks of pain occurring two hours after meals, better cup of milk or light food. [2] Indicated in persons who become pale, weak, with violent drenching sweat, rapidly emaciate, with extreme debility, on account of vital
losses or continued abscesses having reduced the vitality. Emaciation of children. [3] Scrofula. [6] Copious sweat, esp. at night. Aversion to motion. Pale as a corpse. [9] With the first trituration Nash cured a boy of eight who had several abscesses in and around the knee-joint. The tibia was ulcerated, and the ragged edge of the bone protruded through the surface. There was emaciation, loss of appetite, and he was pale as a corpse. The appetite returned at once in great force.
[2] Excitable, nervous and sleepless. Talks rapidly, and easily angered.
Sensations: [6] Fullness of head and thorax.
Pains: [6] Dull, heavy pressure on top of whole head; pains increase with the depression.
Sensations: [2] Frying or sizzling noises.
Food & Drink - [2] Ravenous hunger, worse two hours after meals, [3] only better when stomach is full. Loss of appetite.
Pains: [2] Sore throbbing in spleen.
Observed: [2] Mesenteric tuberculosis.
Observed: [2] Diarrhoea; of phthisis.
Asthma. [6] Dyspnoea; must have fresh air.
Observed: Bleeding from lungs. [2] Bronchitis.
Observed: Angina pectoris. Affections of arteries. [6] Depression about heart.
Observed: Habitually cold limbs. [6] No desire to move. Muscular power of limbs lost. Cold limbs; of bone; abscesses in and around knee-joint.
Observed: [6] Veins of upper limbs stand out like whip cords.
Observed: [6] Tibia ulcerated; bone protrudes through the surface.
[2] Starting in sleep.
[2] Exhausting night sweat.
[2] Acne pustulosa all over body.
Lilienthal
[Cardialgia, Gastralgia, Gastrodynia] Constant desire to eat, feels well only when the stomach is full, or else severe pain; pressure and distress in the pit of the stomach, recurring about two hours after each meal. Milk relieves.
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[Children, diseases of - OPHTHALMIA NEONATORUM.] Purulent conjunctivitis in babes of little vitality.
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[CORNEA, Disease of the.] - Deep sloughing ulcers or abscesses found in weak, debilitated individuals, especially indicated in crescenteric ulcers following purulent conjunctivitis, excessive photophobia.
Moffat opthamology
CALCAREA HYPOPHOSPHOROSA -
Calc. hy.
Calcium hypophosphite. Ca (PO2) 2.
Clinical. This has proved to be a remedy of the first importance for severe abscess or ulceration of the cornea, even sloughing or crescentic, when the vitality is too low to resist the disease. Sometimes there is complicating iritis or hypopion.
quay nose and throat
STRUMOUS RHINITIS OF CHILDREN
Calcarea hypophos. Anaemic, large head, open fontanelles, dry, towy hair, abdomen distended; chronic diarrhoea, debility, lack of nervous energy. Strumous diathesis well marked.
Is Coccal-co synonymous with Mutabile? It seems so from literature (eg Julian), but is ambiguous. The info below is all Mutabile except for item Lithgow Wilson in first citation below,
Sankaran bowel Nosodes
Mutabile:
Cystitis, asthma, alternation of symptoms.
Elizabeth Paterson says that of all the bowel nosodes, the one most frequently met with in children is Morgan and next comes Gaertner. She says that as a rule it is better to begin the treatment with the seemingly well - indicated remedy rather than the nosode.
(Lithgow Wilson speaks of having used Coccal co. 12 with excellent results in septic conditions and boils. (Coccal co. is made from polyvalent gram positive bowel cocci).
Bowel Nosodes-Julian
CLINICAL PATHOGENESIS OF:
MUTABILIS - B. FAECALIS, COCCAL CO.
(NOSODES BACH - PATERSON)
(a) B. Mutabilis of paterson:
According to the bacteriological nomenclature corresponds to the Bacillus - Coli Mutabile.
One should refer to Nelson Pharmacy of London. The characteristics nor the preparation of the stock is precisely described. According to J. Hui - Bon - Hoa, this nosode is named in this way because it undergoes a mutation immediately it is put to a culture and by a non lactose. It is a germ intermediary between Colibacilli and real non lacto - lytic bacillus.
According to Foubister it is used in Albuminuria.
A second indication: Morbid metastasis, when a symptom, as for example "an eruption on the skin alternates with asthmatic symptoms (J. Hui - Bon - Hoa). Its principal associated remedy is pulsatilla.
(b) Bacillus Faecalis of Bach:
According to the indications furnished by the Nelson pharmacy it corresponds to Bacillus Faecalis Alcaligenes.
It is not a valuable remedy. Every time they are found in the stool, the clinical symptoms are those of Sepia (J. Hui - Bon - Hoa).
(c) Cocal - co of Paterson:
Has no correspondence in the bacteriological nomenclature It is indicated in septic states
Richardson-boedler
Changeability of mood. Increased warmth; increased mucosal production; respiratory troubles; and frequently changing, diverse bowel reactions. (Ferrum phosphoriucum, Kali sulphuricum, PULSATILLA NIGRICANS) The coli mutabile bacillus, as suggested by its name, treats changeability of mood and of physical symptoms and is best represented by the remedy Pulsatilla nigricans or Wind Flower. As the wind moves the flower, the person in need of this remedy is subject to emotional changes, hormonal changes, capricious headaches and hoarseness, alterations of taste, and frequently
changing bowel reactions. These people tend to be warm, have increased mucosal production, and feel better when walking in the breezy outdoors. Coli mutabile is represented best by SCLERANTHUS for changeability of mood, by Wild Oat for lack of incentive and goal orientation, and by Chicory for capriciousness and moodiness.
Ghosh Rare Nosodes
I worked with potentised B. Coli with late Dr. P. Mitra a student of mine with a very progressive outlook. It was used clinically on various types of cases but its effectiveness can be summarized in the following three conditions: -
(1) The best utility of the medicine in the 30th and 200th potency was obtained in cases of low Puerperal Sepsis where after delivery offensive lochia with or without blood continuing for a long period with slow rise of temperature. Pyrogen in low and high dilutions have failed to produce desired effect in these cases. Pyrogen works well in cases where the temperature comes with chill and rises high and then subsides with perspiration. The cases covered with 'B. Coli' have not got such acute phase in them. They are slow lingering persistent febrile condition. In these cases
I have never met with failure with 'B. Coli' 30th or 200th.
(2) In cases of chronic Diarrhea after delivery where fever is present and import - remedies fail.
(3) Its isopathic use in Coli infections or in cases of Typhoid with loose stools and tympanitis and pain in the abdomen. In these cases sometimes temperature tends to be very obtuse and does not come down properly.
Of course in these cases 'B. Coli' in 200th or 30th potencies can be tried as an isopathic remedy but the best remedy I find indicated in such cases is 'Methylene Blue' in 6th potency.
BHJ 1950
Reprinted from The British Homoeopathic Journal, Vol. XL No.3, July, 1950.
This bacillus is so named because it mutates almost as soon as it is sub-cultured from a non-lactose to a lactose fermenter and is of interest mainly from a bacteriological point of view as the Bacillus Mutabile is an intermediary from between the B. Coli and the true non-lactose fermenting type. Its associated remedy is Pulsatilla and nosode Mutabile (Bach) is likely to be of value in treatment where there is alteration of symptoms, e.g. where skin eruption alternates with asthmatic symptoms.
paterson
This bacillus is so named because it mutates almost as soon as it is sub - cultured from a non - lactose to a lactose fermentor and is of interest mainly from a bacteriological point of view as the Bacillus Mutabile is an intermediary form between the B. Coli and the true non - lactose fermenting type. Its associated remedy is Pulsatilla and the nosode mutabile (Bach) is likely to be of value in treatment where there is alteration of symptoms, e. g. where skin eruption alternates with asthmatic symptoms.
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Calc-hypophosphorosa
Boger synoptic
Nutrition.
WORSE vital losses.
-
Pale and weak, with violent drenching sweats.
Rapid and extreme debility or emaciation.
Scrofula.
Paedatrophy.
Excitable, nervous and sleepless
Frying or sizzling in ears
Ravenous hunger, aggravation 2 hours after meals, only amelioration when stomach is full
Anorexia.
Sore throbbing in spleen
Diarrhoea.
Bronchitis.
Starts in sleep
Exhausting night-sweats.
Related: Chin.
Vermuelen Concordant
Is to be preferred when it seems necessary to furnish the organism with liberal doses of phosphorus in consequence of continued abscesses having reduced the vitality. Give 1st and 2nd decimal trituration. Loss of appetite, rapid debility, night sweats. Acne pustulosa. Pallor of skin. Phthisis; diarrhoea and cough; acute pains in chest. Mesenteric tuberculosis. Attacks of pain occurring two hours after meals, better cup of milk or light food. [2] Indicated in persons who become pale, weak, with violent drenching sweat, rapidly emaciate, with extreme debility, on account of vital
losses or continued abscesses having reduced the vitality. Emaciation of children. [3] Scrofula. [6] Copious sweat, esp. at night. Aversion to motion. Pale as a corpse. [9] With the first trituration Nash cured a boy of eight who had several abscesses in and around the knee-joint. The tibia was ulcerated, and the ragged edge of the bone protruded through the surface. There was emaciation, loss of appetite, and he was pale as a corpse. The appetite returned at once in great force.
[2] Excitable, nervous and sleepless. Talks rapidly, and easily angered.
Sensations: [6] Fullness of head and thorax.
Pains: [6] Dull, heavy pressure on top of whole head; pains increase with the depression.
Sensations: [2] Frying or sizzling noises.
Food & Drink - [2] Ravenous hunger, worse two hours after meals, [3] only better when stomach is full. Loss of appetite.
Pains: [2] Sore throbbing in spleen.
Observed: [2] Mesenteric tuberculosis.
Observed: [2] Diarrhoea; of phthisis.
Asthma. [6] Dyspnoea; must have fresh air.
Observed: Bleeding from lungs. [2] Bronchitis.
Observed: Angina pectoris. Affections of arteries. [6] Depression about heart.
Observed: Habitually cold limbs. [6] No desire to move. Muscular power of limbs lost. Cold limbs; of bone; abscesses in and around knee-joint.
Observed: [6] Veins of upper limbs stand out like whip cords.
Observed: [6] Tibia ulcerated; bone protrudes through the surface.
[2] Starting in sleep.
[2] Exhausting night sweat.
[2] Acne pustulosa all over body.
Lilienthal
[Cardialgia, Gastralgia, Gastrodynia] Constant desire to eat, feels well only when the stomach is full, or else severe pain; pressure and distress in the pit of the stomach, recurring about two hours after each meal. Milk relieves.
-
[Children, diseases of - OPHTHALMIA NEONATORUM.] Purulent conjunctivitis in babes of little vitality.
-
[CORNEA, Disease of the.] - Deep sloughing ulcers or abscesses found in weak, debilitated individuals, especially indicated in crescenteric ulcers following purulent conjunctivitis, excessive photophobia.
Moffat opthamology
CALCAREA HYPOPHOSPHOROSA -
Calc. hy.
Calcium hypophosphite. Ca (PO2) 2.
Clinical. This has proved to be a remedy of the first importance for severe abscess or ulceration of the cornea, even sloughing or crescentic, when the vitality is too low to resist the disease. Sometimes there is complicating iritis or hypopion.
quay nose and throat
STRUMOUS RHINITIS OF CHILDREN
Calcarea hypophos. Anaemic, large head, open fontanelles, dry, towy hair, abdomen distended; chronic diarrhoea, debility, lack of nervous energy. Strumous diathesis well marked.