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IN FAST MOVING FATAL ILLNESS-OUT OF CONTROL

IN FAST MOVING FATAL ILLNESS-OUT IF CONTROL A) STEP 1 =  Identify the miasm. B) STEP  2 = Journey of disease now not important. C) STEP 3 = Cause..., if any, if recent, if relevant.                      If the miasm is in bloom, the cause has no relevance. D) STEP 4 = Find rubrics of miasm mind but SYPHILITIC ONLY. E) STEP 5 = Generals-Thermals and Thirst ( OPTIONAL ). F) STEP 6 = Physicals and generals - IF EXAGGERATED. G) STEP 7 = Repertorise. H) STEP 8 = Differentiate remedies according to present disposition.

IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCO-SYPHILITIC CASES

IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCO-SYPHILITIC CASES A) STEP 1 = Identity the miasm B) STEP 2 = Journey of diasease C) STEP 3  = Case... if any, if recent, if relevant                     If the miasm is in bloom, the cause has no relevance D) STEP 4  = Find syphilitic rubrics of mind and general disposition E) STEP 5  = General - Thermals and Thirst F) STEP 6  = Peculiar physicals and generals                    + previous sycotic or psoric peculiars to confirm the prescription G) STEP 6  = Repertorise H) STEP = Differentiate remedies according to disposition

IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCO-SYPHILIS CASES

IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCO-SYPHILIS CASES A) STEP 1 = Identify the miasm B) STEP 2 = Journey of disease C) STEP 3 = Cause...if any, if recent, if relevant                    If the miasm is in bloom, the cause has no relevance D) STEP 4 = Find syphilitic rubrics of mind and general disposition E) STEP 5 = Generals - Thermals and thirst F) STEP 6 = Peculiar pysicals and generals                       + Prvious sycotic or psoric peculiars to confirm the prescription G) STEP 7 = Repertorise H) STEP 8 = Differentiate remedies according to disposition

MIASMATIC APPROACH IN CASE TAKING

MIASMATIC APPROACH IN CASE TAKING IN CHRONIC SLOW MOVING SYCOTIC CASES A) STEP 1 = Identify the miasm B) STEP 2 = Journal of disease C) STEP 3 = Cause...if any, if recent, if revevant D) STEP 4 = Find rubrics of miasm mind and general disposition E) STEP 5 =  General - Thermals and thirst F) STEP 6 =  Peculiar physicals and generals G) STEP 7 = Repertorise H) STEP 8 =  Differentiates remedies according to disposition

IMPORTANT IN CASE TAKING

              IMPORTANT IN CASE TAKING                                                                        PSORIC CASES Bronchitis Asthma Loose motion Allergic RUBRICS :: Diligence Thermals Thirst Active /<  Slow Extroverted / Introverted Restless / Playing Inquisitive Bold / Fearful SENSES / SENSITIVITY :: Eye light Hearing Touch Taste Reprimands Sad steroids ATTACHMENTS :: Mother Father Animals Work Studies Soft things Religion TOLERANCE :: Sun  Rains Clear weather                                         SYCOTIC CASES Tumours Blood pressure Diabetes RUBRICS :: Will Intellect M...

INNATE CHARACTERISTICS

              INNATE CHARACTERISTICS             "EVERY INDIVIDUAL IS BUILD UP ON EXPRESSING HIS GENES." EXPRESSIVE  EXTROVERTED                                                                     INTROVERTED WILL- POSITIVE                                                                    WILL-NEGATIVE Courageous                                                                        ...

AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOUR

                AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOUR         DEFINITION =                                 No mental or physical activity or behaviour is random, accidental or meaningless. All mental or physical activity are meaningful, purposeful and connected with previous life experience as defences to external stimuli and are genetically determined ( unconsciously-so ). All these defences emerge to ward off anxiety and maintain a sense of safety, well-being and self-esteem...( love for life, love for health, love for esteem.) PHYSICAL MOVEMENTS AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOUR ARE ;;; Hurried                                        or   Slow Awkward                              ...

HOW TO FIND PROOF OF SIMILIMUM

HOW TO FIND PROOF OF SIMILIMUM 1) Disappearance of weakness ( if any ). 2) Normalizing of stamina and desire to work. 3) Restoral of original desires and passion.       ( i.e. to read, play, eat, study, wander etc. ) 4) Normalizing of sleep ( without bad dreams ) 5) Increase in tolerance to aggravating factors.       ( e.g. noise, sun, wind, cloudy weather, cold food and drinks, cold air ) 6) Decrease in sensitivity to rudeness, offences, or any other exciting emotional factors. 7) Tempering off, of tempers, reduction of fears and anxieties. 8) Disappearance of symptoms from higher layer to lower layer progressively and simultaneously and appearance of symptoms in lower layer of disease as well as in outward and downward direction.       (e.g. heart pain better, going to pain in neck first, lumbar region next, the knee further, down, to the ankle, heel and lastly the toe and from the toe to cause acidity or diarrhoea a...

MIASMATIC CAUSES

                        MIASMATIC CAUSES   1) PSORIC CAUSES 2) SYCOTIC CAUSES 3) SYPHILITIC CAUSES  1) PSORIC CAUSES         ( SENSITIVE TO DISTURBANCES ) -Anxiety, Worry, Anticipation -Transient fear -Transient anger -Sensitivity ( Rudeness, Criticism, Neglect, External Impressions, Disharmoney and quarrels, Joy, Light, Music, Odour, Touch, Pain ) 2) SYCOTIC CAUSES            ( SENSITIVE TO STRESS ) =SLOW, STRESSFUL, PROLONGED -Prolonged grief, Vexation, Stress, Fear -Brooding, Disappointment in love -Anger suppressed, Mortification -Grief from loss of money / Position / Loved ones -Business cares / House cares 3) SYPHILITIC CAUSES            ( SENSITIVE TO TRAUMA )  =Violent, Strong,  Destructive, Sudden -Shock, Insult, Humiliation, Abuse -Honour wounded -Sudden anger, Rage -Fight, Pan...

MIASMS

                                  MIASMS                                                                    PSORA  1) Inflammation  2) Irritation 3) Infection 4) Hypersensitivity                                                                  SYCOSIS  1) Stenosis  2) Growth, Prolifiration 3) Thickening  4) Chronic inflammations 5) Tumours                                                     ...

DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUPPRESSION

DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUPPRESSION 1) LOCATION TO LOCATION =                   In the same organ eg; eczema or vitiligo spots on the lower limbs getting better and appearing on the upper limb. 2) ORGAN TO ORGAN =                   In the same eg; nasopharynx to the larynx i.e. PHARYNGITIS to LARYNGITIS to BRONCHITIS. Aphthae on the tip of the tongue disappear after the remedy only to appear on the posteriorly on the fauces.                    Pain in the neck due to cervical SPONDYLITIS disappears to give rise to hoarseness i.e. the inflammation on the cervical cartilage gets transferred to inflammation on the vocal cords. 3) SYSTEM TO SYSTEM IN THE SAME LAYER =                   E.g. bronchitis getting better and diarrhoea or urinary tract infection developing. 4) SYSTEM TO SYSTEM IN DIFFE...

IMBALANCE OF PROTEINS

IMBALANCE OF PROTEINS  1) Vaccination 2) Mental emotions 3) Animal- and insect bites 4) Cosmetic influences 5) Strong senses, i.e. smell, noise 6) Chemical injury 7) Anaesthesia : benumbs the cell, normal functions are paralyzed, the cell cannot defend 8) Artificial food 9) Blood-transfusion 10) Infections : Bacteria, Fungus, Spirochete, Virus 11) PHYSICAL TRAUMA : Blood loss, Injury to bones, joints and muscles 12) Nutrition 13) Ptomaine

COMMON INFORMATION ( NEUROTRANSMITTER EFFECTS )

NEUROTRANSMITTER EFFECT 1) BLOCK IN NOREPINEPHRINE AND SEROTONIN =                         -Sadness                         -Despire                         -Grief                         -Unhappiness                         -Misery                         -Reduced  appetite                         -Reduced sex, sleep, and psychomotor agitation 2) INCREASED DOPAMINE =                         -Sense of persecution from outside sources                 ...

PHYSIOGNOMY AND HOMOEOPATHY

PHYSIOGNOMY AND HOMOEOPATHY                                   PHYSIOGNOMY is described in the Oxford dictionary as an "ART OF JUDGING " character from features of face or from the body! It is the science of the effect of internal ( MIND ) upon external ( FORM AND FEATURES OF THE BODY AND FACE ) i.e. it is the effect of GENETICS on both mind and body.  It proves how body grows in shape size and characters only due to the nature inherited and acquired by a person. Hence physiognomy should rank amongst the most important branches of knowledge for a homoeopath who is in search of the inside of the "MAN".                                   PHYSIOGNOMY helps a homoeopath to overcome that percentage of unsurity in history which could mar a homoeopathic prescription. It counters a lie, a hypocritic, a sly person...

HEALTH TIPS

            HEALTH TIPS  ( ABOUT OATS ) EATING OATS EVERY DAY                  Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, they say. corny, isn't it? However, nutritionists and doctors haven't stopped recommending oatmeal in the morning for breakfast. And you know, it works! For example it can help lower the risk of heart disease. We presents you with 8 reasons to start eating oats every day.                                   Oats should be high-quality, environmentally friendly, and free of impurities and foreign particles. To diversify the taste of oatmeal, add fresh fruits, nuts, cinnamon, cream, or low-fat yogurts to the mixture. 1) YOU WILL GET BETTER SKIN = -Oatmeal is ideal for the treatment of inflammatory conditions, like eczema or irritation, and also promotes healthy skin. -The unique propertie...

COMMON INFORMATION

COMMON INFORMATION NEUROTRANSMITTER EFFECTS 1) BLOCK IN NOREPINEPHRINE AND SEROTONIN =  -Sadness -Despair -Grief -Unhappiness -Misery -Reduced appetite -Reduced sex, sleep and psychomotor agitation 2) INCREASED DOPAMINE = -Sense of persecution from outside sources -Hearing of voices -Dislocation of ideas -Abnormal sequences of 3) THOUGHTS = -Abnormal postures 4) INCREASED ENDORPHIN AND ENCEPHALIN = -Suppression of pain -Indifference -No complaints, contented 5) INCREASED THYROID HORMONE METABOLISM = -Increased overall -Increased activity of body -Increased activity of N.S 6) INCREASED TESTOSTERONE AND OESTROGEN = -Increased libido 7) 6-7 FRAGMENT AMINO ACID OF ACTH = -Intense fear 8) INCREASED PHENYL ETHYLAMINE (P.E.A)= -Increased "LOVE" 9) INCREASED OXYTOCIN = -Desire to hug

IMBALANCE OF PROTEINS

IMBALANCE OF PROTEINS All reaction in a cell are in perfect balance. They are all inter dependent and inter connected. All reactions have a protein as a base, whether it is  an agent, a catalyst, secretion or a transmitter. Everywhere there is a protein involved, whether oxidation, reduction etc. So, protein balance is health and imbalance means disease. Proteins are involved everywhere so the only thing what can disturb this homoeostasis is a protein. When this equilibrium is disturbed, the immunity is disturbed, the immunity is disturbed and man falls sick. This dynamic equilibrium is homoeostasis. Guyton says every cell contributes to this  and benefits from this. Mental and physical health depends on this. Hahnemann spoke from the vital force, the dynamis that retains all the parts of the organism in admirable, harmonious operation. Physiology says it is the dynamic kinetic equilibrium harmonius in the biochemistry that gives rise to immunity from diseases. C...

RULE OUTS

RULE OUTS 1) AGAR. = If there is no jerkiness 2) ARG-N. = If there is no anticipatory anxiety and no impulsiveness. 3) ARS. = If there is no anticipation with anxiety. 4) BAR-C. = If application and sharpness of mind is present, if they are fast. They may be intelligent, but they are in routine. 5) BELL. = In acute : if redness if the face is missing. 6) BRY. = If there is suddenness. 7) CALC. = If there is no anticipatory anxiety and if there is no slowness. 8) CAR-V. = If active 9) CINA. = In acute : if there is no rubbing or boring of nose. 10) COFF.= If there are no upheavals of emotions. 11) COLOC. = In acute : if there is no ailment from anger, quarrel, vexation etc. 12) FL-AC. = If there are genuine attachments to family members. 13) GELS. = In acute : if there is no heaviness of eyelids. 14) IOD. = If there is no activity with heat. 15) KALIS. = If there is no anxiety, timidity, no aggravation and excitability. 16) LACH. = If ther...

PRESENTATION OF FACES

CONTRADICTORY MODALITIES

CONTRADICTORY MODALITIES  AES. =  Chilly, wants the body in the oven, the head in refrigerator. Headache aggravation by                                                                                                                                                SUN.   BRY. = Hot better by heat. Joint pain better by heat. Stomach better by warm drinks.  CAL. = Chilly but desire for icy-cold drinks.   CAMPH. = Excessive coldness of body but cannot tolerate covering.   COC-C. = Cough comes because of cold drinks but once the cough has started beautifully it is relieved by cold drinks (KENT). ...