Materia Medica

Remedy Exploration

Classical remedy profiles drawn from primary provings, Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Kent's Materia Medica, and the German clinical tradition.

Sublimated sulphur

The great antipsoric remedy. Philosophical, untidy, burning sensations; aggravated by heat and bathing.

Common salt (Sodium chloride)

Grief internalized. Aversion to consolation; ailments from disappointed love and suppressed emotions.

Koch's tuberculin bacillinum

Restlessness and changeability. Desire for travel; family history of respiratory disease.

Wind flower (Pasque flower)

Yielding, weeping, changeable symptoms. Desire for open air; worse in warm, closed rooms.

White oxide of arsenic

Restless, anxious, exhausted. Fear of death and disease; burning pains relieved by heat.

Carbonate of lime (Oyster shell)

Slow, cautious, hardworking. Fear of insanity and being observed; cold, damp constitution.