Minutus

For those who are curious - the first of the 'curious rubrics' has appeared
on my site

Best wishes, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com

Joy,
This is delightful, keep 'em coming!
Is this a remedy you've ever used, BTW?
Shannon

on 12/15/04 2:39 PM, J Lucas at j.lucas@ntlworld.com wrote:

Dear Joy,

Joining Shannon's compliment and request.
Any idea why it is listed under "vaccinations, after" and which sx it brings out [mind (if any), generals or particulars] - as vaccination damages?
RU, Generalities; mod, vaccination; after: (see EYES; inflammation; vaccination, after:), acon[1](85), ammc[3](8), ant-t[3](5), apis[3](8), apisin[1](5), ars[3](110), bac[1](62), bapt[1](110), bcg[1](149), bell[3](85), bufo[1](122), calam-a.[1](1125), carc[1](146), cimic[1](1125), crot-h[1](102), diph[1](110), echi[3](1125), ephe[1](1125), graph[1](85), gunp[1](77), hep[1](2058), hyssop[1](1125), kali-chl[1](2058), kali-m[1](114), lac-v[1](85), lepro[1](197), maland[4](57), med[3](122), merc[3](5), merc-cy[1](110), mez[4](5), nat-bic[1](193), ped[3](122), phos[1](85), plan[1](1125), psor[3](122), rhus-t[1](5), sabin[1](54), sarr[1](193), sars[1](8), sep[1](102), sil[4](2058), skook[1](85), sulph[4](2058), syc-co[1](136), thuj[4](5), tub[4](54), uran[1](269), vac[4](56), vario[3](56)

Best regards,

Maly
Robert&Shannon Nelson wrote:
Joy,
This is delightful, keep 'em coming!
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Used it once on a very particular skin condition which was not responding to
anything else and it was the Œcrawling¹ sensation which guided me. He did
really well on it but the parents kept using suppressive creams and didn¹t
continue with Homeopathy ­ that happens such a lot with skin conditions that
take a long time to shift.

I have a long list of curious rubrics to use but if anyone wants to suggest
any, please do ­ and it is great fun looking for them ­ perhaps we could run
a contest for the most curious of all )

Best wishes, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 15/12/04 9:38 pm, Robert&Shannon Nelson at shannonnelson@tds.net wrote:
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It is related to Psorinum and Sulphur, proved by Mure who reckoned it was a
specific for hereditary psora and that is maybe the reason it is in this
rubric. There is also a lot of swelling and redness and itching that you
might associate with immediate reactions to vaccinations. It is also
considered to be an important children¹s rx (mainly colic and diarrhoea?).
But any of the sx could arise from vaccinations, not just the skin or eye
sx. I imagine that just one of the provers had this sx with the eye
inflammation. Perhaps others can expand on this. It was only proved by 5
people I believe so there isn¹t a lot of information but what there is is
very good.

Best wishes, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 15/12/04 10:08 pm, maly suissa at suissa_m@yahoo.com wrote:
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Many thanks
Best
Maly

J Lucas wrote:
It is related to Psorinum and Sulphur, proved by ...
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Feeling very gloomy about the discussion regarding PC and with my ears
burning due to the rather nasty private emails I have been getting about my
views on the above mentioned, I thought I would use the curious rubric
Gloomy with hot ears, and write about a wonderful remedy, Aluminium.

You know where to find it Best wishes, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com

As it is Spring time in Britain and there is lots of frogs spawn around I
thought I would choose the curious rubric 'dreams of frogs on the bed' as
the latest addition to the web page. Hope interesting.

Best wishes, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com