(Extracted from Dr. Kent’s Works, etc.) REMEDIES PREDOMINANTLY AGGRAVATED BY COLD
Abort., Acet-ac., Aconite, Agaricus, Agn., Alumen., Alumina, Alph., Alum-sil., A, c., Apocynum, Arg-m.,. ARS., Ars-fl, Asarum europaeum, Aurum, Aur- ars., Aur-sulph., Bad, BAR-C., Bar-m., Belladonna, Calc-fl, CALC-PH, Calc-sil,. Camph., Cantharis, CAPS., Carbon, Carb-veg., Carbon-a, Cimic, Cistus., Cocc., Coffea, Colchicum Conium, Cyclamen, DULC., Euphras, FERR., ferr-ars., Form., GRAPH., Guaj., Helleborus, Helonias, HEP., Hyosc., HYPER., Ignatia KALI-ARS., Kali-bich, KALI-CARB., Kali- chlor., Kali-phos, Kali-sil., Kalm, Kreosotum, Lacdefl., MAGN_CARB., MAGN PHOS, Many, MOSCH, Mur-ac., Natr-ars., Natr-carb., NITRIC-AC., Nux-m. NUX-VOM, Oxal-ac., Petrol., PHOS. Phos-ac., Plb, Podophyllum, Psor, PYROGEN., rAN-B., Rheum, Rhodo., RHUS, RUMEX, Ruta, sABAD., Sarsaparilla, SEPIA, SIL., SPIG., Stann, Staphysagria, Stramonium, STRONT., Sul- ac., Therid, Valer., Viol-t., Zincum met.
REMEDIES PREDOMINANTLY AGGRAVATED BY HEAT
Aesc-h., All-c, Aloe, Ambra,APIS,ARG-NIT, Asafoetida, Aur-iod, Aur-m, Bar-iod., Bryonia, Caladium, Calc-iod., Calc-sul., Cocc cacti., Comoc., Crocus, Drosera, Fer-iod., FLUOR-AC, Gratiola, Ham, IOD, Kali- IOD., Kali-SUL., Lachesis, Ledum, Lil-t. Lycopodium, NAT-MUR., NAT-SUL, Niccol., Opium, Pictic-ac, PL-At., Ptelia., PULS, SABINA, SECALE Spongia, Sul., Sul-iod., Thuj, Tuberc (Rabe), Ustil, Vespa, Viburn.
REMEDIES SENSITIVE TO BOTH EXTREMES OF TEMPERATURE MERC., Ip., Nat-carb., Cinnabar.
Ant-cr., agg. by heat and cold: agg. by overheating and radiated hat., though many symptoms amel.by heat
MERC. in chronic trouble 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 him; excitable person-a bundle of nerves.
On further enquiry show was found top 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)-The number in brackets all through refer to Kent’s Repertory.
Alum,Arsenicum, Calcarea, Carb-v., CAUST., Graphites, Kali-ars.
Kali-p., Mag-c, Mang., Nat0a., PHOS
Fears: robbers (p.47)-Alumina, ARS., Belladonna, Conium,
Ignatia, Mag-c, Nat-c., phos., Silicea, Zincum met.
Fears: darkness (not included in robbers) (p.43)
Calcarea, Camph., Carb-an., Carb-v., Caust, Rhus.,
STRAM, Stront., Valer.
Fears: suffocation (p.47)-Carb-an., Phosphorus,, Stramonium
Fears: crows (p.43)-Aloe, Arsenicum, Baryta carb., Calcarea, Carb-an., Causticum, Conium, Ferrum, Graphites, Hepar, kali-ar., K-bi., Kali-c, Kali- p., Nat-a., Nat-c., Nux-v., Phosphorus, Plb., Rhus-t., Stann.
Anxiety for others (p.7) Arsenicum, Baryta carb., Cocc., Phosphorus
Suspicious (p.85)-ARS.,, Aurum, BAR-C., Bar-m., Belladonna,
Borax, Calc-p., Carb-s, Cantharis, CAUST., Charm., m China, Cimic., Cocc., Conium, Graphites, Belladonna, Hyoscyamus, KALI-ARS., Kali-p., Mur-ac., Nat-a., Nat-c., nitricum acidum, 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, Chin a,., Cocc., Cycl, Graph, NUX-V., Peter., Phosphorus, Ran-b., Sarsaparilla, Sepia, Spigelia, Stram, Zincum met.
(<)Approach storm (p.14030-Agaricus, Aur,.m, Causticum, Hypericum, Kali-bi., Nat-c., nitricum acidum, Peter., Phosphorus, PSOR., Phosphorus, Ran-b., Sarsaparilla, Sep, Spigelia, Stram, Zincum met.
(<)Approach storm (p.1403)-Agaricus, Aur, Causticum, Hypericum, Kali-bi., Nat-c., Nit- ac., Peter., Phosphorus, PSOR., RHOD., Thus-t., Sepia, Sil/
(<)Spring (p1403)- Aur, m Barytam., Belladonna, Calcarea, Carb-v., Chell, Colchicum, Dulcamara, Hepar, Kali-bi, Nux-v., Rhus-t, Sarsaparilla, Sepia, Silicea
Averse fats (p.480)-Arsenicum, Belladonna, Calcarea, Carb-an., CArb-v., CHIn., Chin-a., Colch, Cyclamen, bell., Hepar, Nat-c., PETR., Phos, rheum, Rhus-t., Sepia
In 1881, Kent accepted a position as professor of anatomy at the Homeopathic College of Missouri, an institution with which he remained affiliated until 1888. In 1890, Kent moved to Pennsylvania to take a position as Dean of Professors at the Post-Graduate Homeopathic Medical School of Philadelphia. In 1897 Kent published his magnum opus, Repertory of the Homœopathic Materia Medica. Kent moved to Chicago in 1903, where he taught at Hahnemann Medical College.