Hot & Cold Remedies


Hot & Cold Remedies. Thermal reaction of important homeopathic remedies….


{ Fears: robbers (p.47).-Alumina ARS. Belladonna Conium Ignatia Mag.-c. { Nat.-c. Phosphorus Silicea Zincum met. { Fears: darkness (not included in robbers) (p.43).-Calcarea Camph. Carb.-an. Carb.-v. Causticum Rhus STRAM. Stront. Valer. Fears: suffocation (p.47).-Carb.-an. Phosphorus Stramonium Fears: crowd (p.47).-Aloe Arsenicum Baryta-c Calcarea Carb.-an. Causticum Conium Ferrum Graphites Hepar Kali-ar. Kali-bi. Kali-c. Kali-p. Nat.-a. Nat.-c. Nux-v. Phosphorus Plb. Rhus-t. Stann. Anxiety for others (p.7).-Arsenicum Baryta-c. Cocc. Phosphorus Suspicious (p.85).-ARS. BAR.-C. Baryta-m. Belladonna Borax Calcarea-p. Carb.-s. Cantharis CAUST. Chamomilla China Cimic. Cocc. Conium Graphites Belladonna Hyoscyamus KALI-ARS. Kali-p. Mur.-ac. Nat.-a. Nat.-c. Nit.-ac. Nux-v. Phosphorus Plb. RHUS-T. Ruta Sepia Silicea Stann. Staphysagria STRAM. Sul.-ac. Viol.-t. Offended readily (p.69).-Agaricus Alumina Arsenicum Aurum Borax Calcarea Camph. Caps. Carb.-s. Carb.-v. Causticum Chamomilla Chelidonium China China-a. Cocc. Cyclamen Graphites NUX-V. Petroleum Phosphorus Ranunculus-b. Sarsaparilla Sepia Spigelia Stramonium other way.

 

(Extracted from Dr. Kent’s Works, etc.)

REMEDIES PREDOMINANTLY AGGRAVATED BY COLD

Abrotanum Acet.-ac. Aconite Agaricus Agn. Alumen. Alumina Al.-ph. Alum-sil. Am-c. Apocynum Argentum-m. ARS. Arsenicum-s.-fl. Asarum europaeum Aurum Aurum-ars. Aurum- sulph. Bad. BAR.-C. Baryta-m. Belladonna Benz.-ac. Borax Bromium Cadm. Calc-ars. CALC.-C. Calcarea-fl. CALC.-PH. Calcarea-sil. Camph. Cantharis Caps. Carb.-an. Carb.-veg. Carb.-sul. Card.-m. Cauloph. CAUST. Chamomilla Chelidonium CHINA China-a. Cimic. Cistus Cocc. Coffea Colchicum Conium Cyclamen DULC. Euphras. FERR. Ferrum-ars. Form. GRAPH. Guaj. Helleborus Helonias HEP. Hyosc. HYPER. Ignatia KALI-ARS. Kali-bic. KALI-CARB. Kali-chlor. Kali-phos. Kali-sil. Kalm. Kreosotum Lac-defl. MAG.- CARB. MAG.-PHOS. Mang. MOSCH. Mur.-ac. Nat.-ars. Nat.-carb. NITRIC-AC. Nux-m. NUX-VOM. Oxal-ac. Petrol. PHOS. Phosphorus-ac. Plb. Podophyllum PSOR. PYROGEN RAN.-B. Rheum. Rhodo. RHUS RUMEX. Ruta SABAD. Sars SEPIA SIL. SPIG. Stann. Staphysagria Stramonium STRONT. Sul-ac. Therid. Valer. Viol-t. Zincum met.

REMEDIES PREDOMINANTLY AGGRAVATED BY HEAT

Aesculus-h. Allium-c. Aloe Ambra. APIS ARG.-NIT. Asafoetida Aur-iod. Aurum-m. Baryta-iod. Bryonia Caladium Calcarea-iod. Calcarea-sul. Cocc.-cacti. Comoc. Crocus Drosera Ferrum-iod. FLUOR-AC. Gratiola Hamamelis IOD. KALI-IOD. KALI-SUL. Lachesis Ledum Lilium-t. Lycopodium NAT.- MUR. NAT.-SUL. Niccol. op. Picric.-ac. PLAT. Ptelia PULS. SABINA SECALE Spongia Sul. Sul.-iod. Thuja Tuberc. (Rabe) Ustil. Vespa. Viburn.

REMEDIES SENSITIVE TO BOTH EXTREMES OF TEMPERATURE.

MERC. Ip. Nat.-carb. Cinnabar.

Ant.-cr. agg. by both heat and cold: agg. by overheating and radiated heat, though many symptoms amel. by heat. (MERC. in chronic troubles agg. by cold: in acute agg. by heat.)

SOME CASES TO SHOW THE METHOD OF WORKING CASE I Miss B., aet. 52. Been heavy tea drinker for twenty years; had much pain and discomfort in stomach; with flatulence immediately after eating; gradually got better till next meal; much rumbling in abdomen. Appetite poor; bowels fairly regular.

Desires.-Salt, sweets.

Averse.-Fats, acids.

Flushes of heat with sweating which relieved her. She was very thin; excitable person-a bundle of nerves. On further enquiry she was found to be very chilly.

GENERALS.

Very chilly. (<)Spring. (<)Before and during thunderstorm.

Irritable in morning.

Anxiety for others.

Fears. Burglars; something going to happen; crowds; being suffocated, and therefore in tunnel.

Impatient.

Suspicious.

Very sensitive; readily offended; startled easily with least noise.

CHILLY PATIENT.-Used as Eliminating Symptom: only chilly remedies are given in the following lists.

Fears. Something will happen (Kent’s Repertory, p. 45).-*

Alumina Arsenicum Calcarea Carb.-v. CAUST. Graphites Kali-ars. Kali-p. Mag.-c. Mang. Nat.-a. PHOS.

+{ Fears: robbers (p.47).-Alumina ARS. Belladonna Conium Ignatia Mag.-c. { Nat.-c. Phosphorus Silicea Zincum met.

{ Fears: darkness (not included in robbers) (p.43).-Calcarea Camph.

Carb.-an. Carb.-v. Causticum Rhus STRAM. Stront. Valer. Fears: suffocation (p.47).-Carb.-an. Phosphorus Stramonium

Fears: crowd (p.47).-Aloe Arsenicum Baryta-c Calcarea Carb.-an. Causticum

Conium Ferrum Graphites Hepar Kali-ar. Kali-bi. Kali-c. Kali-p. Nat.-a. Nat.-c. Nux-v. Phosphorus Plb. Rhus-t. Stann.

Anxiety for others (p.7).-Arsenicum Baryta-c. Cocc. Phosphorus

Suspicious (p.85).-ARS. BAR.-C. Baryta-m. Belladonna Borax Calcarea-p. Carb.-s. Cantharis CAUST. Chamomilla China Cimic. Cocc. Conium Graphites Belladonna Hyoscyamus KALI-ARS. Kali-p. Mur.-ac. Nat.-a. Nat.-c. Nit.-ac. Nux-v. Phosphorus Plb. RHUS-T. Ruta Sepia Silicea Stann. Staphysagria STRAM. Sul.-ac. Viol.-t.

Offended readily (p.69).-Agaricus Alumina Arsenicum Aurum Borax Calcarea Camph. Caps. Carb.-s. Carb.-v. Causticum Chamomilla Chelidonium China China-a. Cocc. Cyclamen Graphites NUX-V. Petroleum Phosphorus Ranunculus-b. Sarsaparilla Sepia Spigelia Stramonium Zincum met.

(<)Approach storm (p. I403).-Agaricus Aurum Causticum Hypericum Kali-bi. Nat.-c. Nit.-ac. Petroleum Phosphorus PSOR. RHOD. Rhus-t. Sepia Silicea

*The numbers in branches all through refer to Kent’s Repertory.

+Bracketed symptoms are counted together.

(<)Spring (p. I361).-Aurum Baryta-m. Belladonna Calcarea Carb.-v. Chelidonium Colchicum Dulcamara Hepar Kali-bi. Nux-v. Rhus-t. Sarsaparilla Sepia Silicea

Averse fats (p. 482).-Arsenicum Belladonna Calcarea Carb.-an. Carb.-v. CHINA chin.-a. Colchicum Cyclamen Belladonna Hepar Nat.-c. PETER. Phosphorus Rheum. Rhus-t. Sepia

Averse acids (p. 482).-Belladonna Cocc. Ferrum Ignatia Nux-v. Ph-ac. SABAD.

Desire salt (p. 488).-Calcarea Calcarea-p. CARB.-V. Causticum Cocc. Conium Nit.-ac. PHOS. Plb.

Desire sweets (p.488).-Am.-c. Argentum-m. Arsenicum Baryta-c. Calcarea Carb.-v. CHINA China-a. Kali-ars. Kali-c. Kali-p. Nat.-c. Nux-v. Petroleum Plb. Rheum. Rhus-t. Sabad. Sepia

Remarks. The chief remedies running through the case are Arsenicum Calcarea Causticum Nat.-c. Nux-v. Phosphorus Rhus Sepia Giving the different types their values; (Capitals=3 : Italics =2; Ordinary =I); we find that Arsenicum appears 8 times to value of 16= ars. 816. Calcarea 814; Causticum 7 13′ Nat.-c. 6 9; Nux-v. 69; Phosphorus 10 18; Rhus-t. 7 12; Sepia 6 11.

The constitution of the patient suggested either Arsenicum or Phosphorus We have thus come to these two remedies by only considering the general symptom of the patient.

The pain in stomach was(>)hot drinks; even wine which suits her generally had to be given up owing to its coldness, and as Phosphorus patients crave cold drinks (even ices) in gastric troubles, we are left with Arsenicum

Arsenicum alb. 30.-3 doses at 6-hourly intervals.

Pain(>) (which had been present for years) in a few days, and in a few weeks she was almost well, being much less excitable.

This case shows the importance of Generals in their order- mental, climatic, desires and aversions in food; all of which must be markedly present to be of any value.

CASE II.

Mrs. W. aet. 58.-December 6th, 1910.-Complaining of headaches ever since a girl in her teens; usually requires to go to bed for at least two days every month (not at period). She has a heaviness all over her head as if in iron case; and head extremely tender to touch, also much throbbing in left temple.

(<)Warm room; exposure to sun; if heated; east wind; touch.

(>)Rest; alone; quiet; lying down; pressure.

Menopause, two years ago. Has some bearing down sensation if she strains, with burning internally and a feeling of distension.

Stomach.-Appetite fair; averse fish; desires fats.

Bowels constipated.

GENERALS.

Mental.-Fears: dark, robbers. Always in a hurry. Very sensitive to all impressions. Moody: (<)consolation (gets angry).

Climatic.-(<)Warmth (faintish); summer-exposure to sun. Flushes, heat with sweats. (<)Thunder (hair stands on end, and gets bad headaches).

WARM PATIENT.-There fore following lists only include those drugs affected by heat.

(<)Consolation (Kent, p. 16).-Lilium-t. Lycopodium NAT.-M. Platina Thuja

*{Fear dark (p. 43 ).-Calcarea-s. Lycopodium Pulsatilla

{Robbers (p.47).-Argentum-n. Lachesis Nat.-m. Sulph.

Hurry (p. 52 ).-Aloe Ambr. Apis Argentum-n. Bryonia Caladium Calcarea-s. Gratiola Iodium Kali-s. Lachesis LIL-T. Lycopodium NAT.-M. Opium Ptelea trifoliata Pulsatilla SULPH. Thuja

(<)Thunder (p. I362).-Bryonia Lachesis Lycopodium Nat.-m. Pulsatilla Sulph. Thuja Tuberculinum

(<)Summer (p. I363).-Argentum-n. Bryonia FL-Ac. IOd. Lachesis Lycopodium Nat.-m. Pulsatilla Thuja

*{Faintish warm room (p. I323).-Lachesis Lilium-t. Lycopodium PULS.

{Faintish crowded room (p, I32I).-Nat.-m. Sulph.

Averse fish (p. 482).-Nat.-m. Sulph.

Desire fats (p.487).-Sulph.

Particulars of Headache.

(<)Sun (p. 150).-Aloe BRY. LACH. Nat.-m. PULS. Sulph.

(<)Warm room (p. 152).-Aloe APIS Bryonia Cocculus indicus-c. Croc. Ferrum-i. Iodium Kali-s. Led Lilium-t. Lycopodium Nat.-m. PLAT. PULS.

Margaret Lucy Tyler
Margaret Lucy Tyler, 1875 – 1943, was an English homeopath who was a student of James Tyler Kent. She qualified in medicine in 1903 at the age of 44 and served on the staff of the London Homeopathic Hospital until her death forty years later. Margaret Tyler became one of the most influential homeopaths of all time. Margaret Tyler wrote - How Not to Practice Homeopathy, Homeopathic Drug Pictures, Repertorising with Sir John Weir, Pointers to some Hayfever remedies, Pointers to Common Remedies.

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