QUARTERLY HOMOEOPATHIC DIGEST Year 1996, Vol.XIII
© Centre For Excellence In Homeopathy 6
KENT, BOERICKE, CLARKE, STAUFFER, LEESER, LATHOUD, DUPRAT, VOISIN, MEZGER -Even
in T.F. ALLEN's Encyclopaedia only a poisoning is mentioned.
CROSERIO of Paris proved the remedy which was published in the Archiv fur die
homoopathische Heilkunst" (translated into German from the French), in 1838. This material was
brought to the knowledge of the homoeopathic world by Dr. Pierre SCHMIDT in the LlGA Congress in
1931, but it has continued to lie suppressed. Dr. KLUNKER has now, for the first time perhaps, made
German translation from the original hand-written manuscript found among HAHNEMANN papers
collected by Richard HAEHL. Three later Provings have also been taken up and published. (English
translation of these would be published in the OHD as early as possible = KSS)
9. Arzneiprufung von Cyclosporinum (Drug proving of Cyclosporinum)
BRUSET S. ERAKER Y.J. INGVOLDSTAD T., LUNDEN J., RANDEN A., ROSSBERG
B.O., SELMER H., TVEITEN D. (A HZ, 240, 1/1995)
Cyclosporinum represents a major medical advancement in immuno-suppression and organ
transplantation through suppression of the "helper T -cells" (CD4). The Norwegian Academy for
Natural Medicine did in 1991-1993 a proving of Cyclosporinum D 12- 200. The main characteristics of
the remedy are weakness, coldness, dyspnoea and weakness, dryness and symptoms from the
digestive and urinary systems. The remedy will be clinically tested by a group of experienced
homoeopaths during 1994 for immunological properties.
10. Ein Dulcamara-Fall. (A Dulcamara Case)
BRAUN A. (A HZ, 240, 1 & 2/1995)
The Solanaceae Dulcamara, 'Bitter-sweet', was praised as a remedy against the bad effects
of cold, especially wet-cold long before HAHNEMANN. Inability to accommodate oneself to a sharp
fall in temperature is found mostly among allergic persons; in old age it occurs much more. K. ST
AUFFER has this in consideration when he says "where Aconite is prescribed in strong, young
persons, Dulcamara is for older persons with reduced power of resistance". According to Otto
LEESER it is similarity of steroid alkaloids with cholesterine by which the latter is removed from the
borders of 'Cell in Dulcamara which makes the entrance of other substances, for instance allergic
substances, easier; up to now provings showed a certain miss of psychical symptoms, different from
most of the other Solanaceae. Main effects: arthralgic-neuralgic symptoms, urinary system, skin and
mucous membranes.
A case is presented from which the importance of initial symptoms of the skin in Dulcamara
becomes evident.
11. Einsatz von Einzelmitteln an der Kurklinik Benediktusquelle vom 1.02.91 bis 20.09.92 (Use of
single remedies in the Rehabilitation Clinic Benediktsquelle from 1.2.1991 to 20.9.1992)
ZEEDEN H. (A HZ, 240, 1/1995)
The possibility of applying homoeopathic single remedies (including complex medicines,
organ-derived remedies and Nosodes) in a Clinic for rehabilitation are reported and discussed. The
results show that in more than 50% good results can be obtained. The limiting factors are also
explained.
12. BACH - Bluten und Homoopathie (BACH Flowers and Homoeopathy)
FRANZ A. (A HZ, 240, 1/1995)
Edward BACH, an English bacteriologist and homoeopathic physician (1886-1936), began his
career with investigation of the bowel bacteria. He was the first to develop a method of microbiological
therapy. With application of the homoeopathic potentizing technique, the Bach-Paterson Nosodes - in
use until today -is derived. Subsequently he used these remedies exclusively according to the mental
symptom picture of the patient.
Later on, BACH turned away from the bowel bacteriae - not at least for aesthetic reasons -
and looked about for plants with similar healing powers. He found them in the course of his daily walk
through the English and Welsh landscape. Inspired by the early morning dew on the flowering plants,