Fingernail Dg
Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:25 pm
In a message dated 10/20/04 4:05:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
minutus@yahoogroups.com writes:
I have some clear Banerjea notes with assistance from a classmate Bill:
Tips of the fingers are square as a result of Sycotic preponderance.
Dry, harsh nails are Psoric. They look rough. They are not the eaten up
appearance. They are not glossy. They are dry. Psora has dryness.
"Wavy nails are Sycotic. The key word for Sycotic is incoordination. They
should have waves or ridges or corrugated either vertical or horizontal. These
are not the concave nails. These are the long ridges or ribs on the nails. The
ridges are a proliferation - a hypertrophy, Hyper is Sycosis."
"Thickness of the nails is also Sycotic."
"Convex nails are Sycotic."
"Thin, paper-like nails that bend and tear easily are Syphilitic. Why?
Because of destruction and degeneration."
"Spoon-shaped or concave nails are Syphilitic."
"Brittle nails which split easily are Syphilitic."
"Glossy nails are Tubercular."
.""White spots on the nails are Tubercular. Also stains or spots on the nails
are Tubercular.
If the white spots predominant and the glossiness is there with dryness, this
shows that Psora is in the background.
"Thick nails with mottled eaten up texture are Syco-Syphilitic.
Sycosis is the thickness and the mottled nail is the Syphilitic.
"If you see that the toenails and the fingernails are different this shows a
lot of suppression,
If all the nails show the same miasm, this means less suppression.
"Squaring of the nail to a certain extent is Sycotic.
"He took time during the lecture to look at all the finger and toenails of
the course participants. We saw examples of each and several times we could see
all three miasms together: dryness=Psora, ridges=Sycotic, and
spoonshaped=Syphilitic. Less the symptoms, more the suppression (physical,
emotional,iatrogenic).
"All fungal infections are Syphilitic.
When you see the symptoms near the edges of the nail is Tubercular."
"If the ridges are on the underside of the nail this is Syphilitic. The nail
is being eaten up."
"When you see the redness behind the nail, when you pull up on the nail, this
is Tubercular. All hemorrhage, flushing is Tubercular. She might have profuse
bleeding during menses, irregular manses, or a longer menses period,"
Keep an eye on the nails, they will change. My teacher used to tell me, if
you (in thick nails with pock marks as if the nail looks as if it has been
punched by pins or eaten up, this is Syco-Syphilitc. Sycosis is the thickening and
the pock marks or pin holes is Syphilitic. This can also be caused by fungal
infections and fungal infections are Syphilitic. In India we got it with the
barefoot farmers. In the U.S.A. you get it from the prolonged wearing of socks."
In this world, because of suppression, and suppression, and suppression, it
is sometimes very difficult to get a totality, There may be only one or two
symptoms obscuring other symptoms. If you give a correct miasmatic remedy or
nosode it will go deep into the individual and bring the suppressed symptoms onto
the surface.
"Then Dr. Banerjea asked us to look up X-Ray in Boericke. "The homeopathic
action of X-Ray is thus centrifugal, from center to periphery. It brings
suppressed symptoms to the surface, especially those of Sycotic origin potency like
200c or 1 M. This will partially cover the totality and bring more symptoms to
the surface so that next time you can prescribe a deep acting remedy based on
the totality of symptoms."
I hope this helps,
Sunny
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minutus@yahoogroups.com writes:
I have some clear Banerjea notes with assistance from a classmate Bill:
Tips of the fingers are square as a result of Sycotic preponderance.
Dry, harsh nails are Psoric. They look rough. They are not the eaten up
appearance. They are not glossy. They are dry. Psora has dryness.
"Wavy nails are Sycotic. The key word for Sycotic is incoordination. They
should have waves or ridges or corrugated either vertical or horizontal. These
are not the concave nails. These are the long ridges or ribs on the nails. The
ridges are a proliferation - a hypertrophy, Hyper is Sycosis."
"Thickness of the nails is also Sycotic."
"Convex nails are Sycotic."
"Thin, paper-like nails that bend and tear easily are Syphilitic. Why?
Because of destruction and degeneration."
"Spoon-shaped or concave nails are Syphilitic."
"Brittle nails which split easily are Syphilitic."
"Glossy nails are Tubercular."
.""White spots on the nails are Tubercular. Also stains or spots on the nails
are Tubercular.
If the white spots predominant and the glossiness is there with dryness, this
shows that Psora is in the background.
"Thick nails with mottled eaten up texture are Syco-Syphilitic.
Sycosis is the thickness and the mottled nail is the Syphilitic.
"If you see that the toenails and the fingernails are different this shows a
lot of suppression,
If all the nails show the same miasm, this means less suppression.
"Squaring of the nail to a certain extent is Sycotic.
"He took time during the lecture to look at all the finger and toenails of
the course participants. We saw examples of each and several times we could see
all three miasms together: dryness=Psora, ridges=Sycotic, and
spoonshaped=Syphilitic. Less the symptoms, more the suppression (physical,
emotional,iatrogenic).
"All fungal infections are Syphilitic.
When you see the symptoms near the edges of the nail is Tubercular."
"If the ridges are on the underside of the nail this is Syphilitic. The nail
is being eaten up."
"When you see the redness behind the nail, when you pull up on the nail, this
is Tubercular. All hemorrhage, flushing is Tubercular. She might have profuse
bleeding during menses, irregular manses, or a longer menses period,"
Keep an eye on the nails, they will change. My teacher used to tell me, if
you (in thick nails with pock marks as if the nail looks as if it has been
punched by pins or eaten up, this is Syco-Syphilitc. Sycosis is the thickening and
the pock marks or pin holes is Syphilitic. This can also be caused by fungal
infections and fungal infections are Syphilitic. In India we got it with the
barefoot farmers. In the U.S.A. you get it from the prolonged wearing of socks."
In this world, because of suppression, and suppression, and suppression, it
is sometimes very difficult to get a totality, There may be only one or two
symptoms obscuring other symptoms. If you give a correct miasmatic remedy or
nosode it will go deep into the individual and bring the suppressed symptoms onto
the surface.
"Then Dr. Banerjea asked us to look up X-Ray in Boericke. "The homeopathic
action of X-Ray is thus centrifugal, from center to periphery. It brings
suppressed symptoms to the surface, especially those of Sycotic origin potency like
200c or 1 M. This will partially cover the totality and bring more symptoms to
the surface so that next time you can prescribe a deep acting remedy based on
the totality of symptoms."
I hope this helps,
Sunny
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