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CONTINUING HOMŒOPATHIC MEDICAL EDUCATION SERVICES

QUARTERLY HOMŒOPATHIC DIGEST

VOL. XXXIV - XXXVI, 2017 - 2019

Part I Current Literature Listing

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Part I of the journal lists the current literature in Homœopathy drawn from the well-known

homœopathic journals published world-over - India, England, Germany, France, Brazil,

USA, etc., - discipline-wise, with brief abstracts/extracts. Readers may refer to the original

articles for detailed study. The full names and addresses of the journals covered by this

compilation are given at the end of Part I. Part II contains selected essays/articles/extracts,

while Part III carries original articles for this journal, Book Reviews, etc.

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I. PHILOSOPHY

1. Fixed first Principles

HENRIQUES, Nichola (AH. 22/2016)

This is a very good and useful study of the

principles. It is certainly worthwhile to study this

carefully since many of us tend to err and blame the

medicine e.g. in one of his lectures H.C. ALLEN

said that if an acute condition arises in the course of

action of a chronic case (under treatment

homœopathically) do not interfere; if you do, you

will spoil the case. Again, listen to KENT “The

oftener you prescribe for different groups of

symptoms the worse it is for your patient, because it

tends to rivet the constitutional state upon the patient

and to make him incurable. Do not prescribe until

you have found the remedy that is similar to the

whole case, even though it is clear in your mind that

the one remedy may be more similar to one

particular group of symptoms and another remedy to

another group. (Kent, Philosophy Lecture 37)

The whole article has to be read carefully. [See

Part II of this QHD.]

2. The Unprejudiced Observer

DANIEL, Robin Pollock (AH. 22/2016)

Hahnemann stresses on the Physician to be

‘unprejudiced’; yet there are hardly few among us

who is really ‘unprejudiced’. Every case Report

builds up ‘prejudice’. In his Organon this word is

used in 5 places. The importance of being

‘unprejudiced’ need not be stressed any more.

3. The Wisdom of the Organon: Two cases

applying Hahnemann’s Aphorisms

SPERLING, Vatsala (AH. 22/2016)

This is an interesting article. The author

presents two cases to stress the importance of

following the Organon.

4. Halbgeister über den Wassern Eine kritische

Auseinandersetzung mit den krankheits –

theoretischen Auffassungen Hahnemanns.

(A Critical study of Hahnemann’s conception of

theory of Diseases)

ZWEMKE, Hans (ZKH. 60, 1/2016)

That since 1831, at the latest, Hahnemann’s

conception of Disease had undergone great change.

At the earliest of this was as explained in the

Organon, the view which created much opposition

was that disease – except the epidemic diseases –

was an individual happening which is due to an

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immaterial agent on the one side and on the other

side, a so called Vital Force of energic-dynamic

nature – a kind of infection – and in form a kind of

disturbance of feelings which makes a disease by

way of individual symptoms which are removed by

a medicine through a kind of opposing action created

a similar feeling thus driving away the ailment. This,

a kind of spiritual healing theory. is in the second

edition; also that all chronic diseases are caused by

specific, partly spiritual-materially acting parasites.

Further on Hahnemann has said in principle of a

cause-based, as in Natural Science.

5. Die Vereinigung der Gegensätze

(The union of opposites)

WINTER, Norbert (ZKH. 61, 2/2017)

A fascinating Chapter of intellectual history is

the dialogue between the Physicist and Nobel

Laureate WOLFGANG PAULI and the Psychologist

CARL GUSTAV JUNG. The approach to a

common plane between both, a common

denominator between modern Quantum Physics and

Jungian Psychology takes up the insights of the new

Physics and allows them to pass into a consistently

new understanding of scientific thinking. The

world-view so obtained spans the range between the

‘rational’ science and the ‘intuitive experience’

between natural and spiritual sciences, Matter and

Spirit – allows the beginning of a fruitful dialogue

between the most diverse epistemological and

therapeutic curentes. And without any intention and

without any physical boundary crossing, the

understanding of science widens in such a way that

Homœopathy can be seen as an wholly-natural

aspect of an in-depth understanding of Nature. And

this with all their implications, their peculiarities,

and rare phenomenon, which sometimes astound the

Homœopathic Practitioners.

6. Quantenphysic und Wirklichkeit

(Quantum Physics and Actuality)

WINTER, Norbert (ZKH. 61, 3/2017)

Homœopathy and Science often seem to be

incompatible, the postulates of Homœopathy and the

premises of Science appear to be contradictory. But

perhaps the problems are not the basic assumptions

of Homœopathy – but wrongly accepted

assumptions of Science. This is why the most

challenging part of our current understanding of

Science, Quantum physics, is to be examined in its

essential aspects. Directly connected is the question

as to how far these phenomena are relevant to our

everyday reality – and to what extent the insight into

Quantum Physics phenomena has an impact of the

world view of the physicists involved.

7. Sakrileg – oder die Reise zu den Anfӓngen der

Wissenschaft

(Sacrilege – or the journey to the background of

Science)

WINTER, Norbert (ZKH. 61, 4/2017)

A very interesting article; the enigmas that were

unsolvable by scientific comprehension of their

times; the modern physics has not been able to solve.

This urged Wolfgang PAULI to question the

background, the roots of natural-scientific thinking.

It became clear that not only ‘rational’ insights were

the driving force of the development of Natural

Science, but it already bears intuitive and spiritual

dimensions, thus carrying within itself exactly what

it intends to deny.

[“Whenever it is in agreement with Nature, the

ruling power within us takes a flexible approach to

circumstances …. in consequence.” – The

Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, Book – 4, Penguine

Classics, 2006 = KSS].

8. Die Quaternität

(Quartenity)

WINTER, Norbert (ZKH. 62, 1/2018)

The dialogue of the physicist Wolfgang PAULI

and the Psychologist Carl Gustav JUNG, shed a light

on parallel patterns of thought, which showed up

with authors of early renaissance and on the other

hand proved necessary for the comprehension of

modern physics. These thought patterns show an

extension to those of classical physics, thus

suggesting an effectual context beyond that of

causality – tentatively called acausality. In order to

demonstrate the context of causal and acausal

structures, PAULI and JUNG designed, after long

struggling the model of Quartenity, which is able to

yield to both aspects and give a scope to both

physical and psychic processes and their interaction.

9. Homöopathie und Quartenität

(Homœopathy and Quartenity)

WINTER, Norbert (ZKH. 62, 2/2018)

Starting with the discussions between W.

PAULI and C.G. JUNG and their view on quaternity,

we have to find out, how far this model fits to the

experiences of 200 years of history of Homœopathy.

Several aspects of Homœopathy are discussed with

respect to their causal and acausal contexts. Finally

the necessity arises to understand Homœopathy as an

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interrelation of causal and acausal elements and to

recognize the corresponding laws and correlations.

[A very thought-provoking-series in this regard is

Edward WHITMONT’s The Alchemy of Healing –

Psyche and Soma, 1993, North Atlantic Books,

Berkeley, California. Also ‘Quantum Questions’,

ed. by KEN WILBER, wherein we will find

contributions of the great minds, DAVID BOHM,

WERNER HEISENBERG, EINSTEIN, MAX

PLANC, WOLFGANG PAULI, EDDINGTON,

ERWIN SCHROEDINGER, et al.; another grand

work is ‘Dialogues with Scientists and Sages’, the

Search for unity by Renee WEBER containing ideas

of RUPERT SHELDRAKE, ILYA PRIAGOGINE,

STEPHEN HAWKING, KRISHNAMURTI, et al.

If one is widely read, one would understand the truth

in Homœopathy and not blindly oppose it who

having eyes refuse to see. = KSS].

10. “Das Ganze ist mehr als die Summe seiner Teil”

(The whole is more than the sum of its parts)

STEINER, Urs (ZKH. 62, 1/2018)

This is an excellent article which discusses

the theme with case reports. Von

BOENNINGHAUSEN is discussed. It would seem

that of all the great followers, it is

BOENNINGHAUSEN who understood rightly the

principle of Homœopathy particularly with regard to

practical application. For example: the true genius

of the individual remedy, the bipolar symptoms (ref.

Dr. Heiner FREI), the ‘counter symptoms’, have to

be reckoned. It was Gustav GROSS and HERING

who further on took this fact and put it in the

comparative Materia Medica [this is a very

important work which every practitioner must

possess but is now ‘out of print’ I understand! How

can we expect well-trained doctors if such works are

not taught? = KSS]. “My skill was achieved only by

following the footsteps of Boenninghausen whom no

one can excel” says GROSS. HERING said “all our

provings and cures come to this that all are due to

HAHNEMANN and his genuine followers.”

“The whole is more than the sum of its parts

(ARISTOTLE) and the Similie is more the sum of

its grade.

A case is narrated and discussed in the light of

Polarity analysis, and the result.

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II. MATERIA MEDICA

1. Die Nosoden- und Sarkodentherapie und their

(Vor)geschichte – ein heikles Erbe

Nosode and sarcode therapies and their history

– a controversial inheritance

Viktoria Vieracker, (MedGG. 33/2015)

Nosodes and Sarcodes (homœopathic remedies

gained primarily from disease products respectively

organs of human or animal origin) are groups of

drugs which were added to the homœopathic Materia

Medica in the 1830s. Most substances used in

nosode or sarcode therapy have a long medical

tradition, with some even going back to the pre-

Christian period. My contribution first describes

therapeutic practices that use these substances and

then jutaposes them with their use in the early days

of homœopathic nosode and sarcode therapy. The

investigation shows, on the one hand, that there are

aspects common to both approaches that go far

beyond the mere choice of substances. On the other

hand, it demonstrates the effect the inclusion of

human or animal body substances in the

homœopathic Materia Medica has had on

Homœopathy, as their use is no longer in line with

what is considered rational.

2. Provings: Living Homœopathy

HUENECKE Jason-Aerie (AH. 22/2016)

The basis of the Homœopathic Materia Medica

is the ‘Proving’. It is ‘proving’ (personal experience

after taking a medicinal substances) that gives you a

diagnosis.

The author recalls gratefully the pioneer

provers. Several ‘new’ remedies have been ‘proved’

which have, in the past appeared in the A.H. [Instead

of proving ‘new substance’ we already have

sufficient ones which would do. Even today our

polychrests – Calc., Lyc., Nat-m., Sep., Puls., Phos.,

and others – are the ones that render the maximum

help. Most of us are yet to master many of the old

remedies. = KSS]

4. Eine Beobachtung zu Aluminium metallicum

(An observation with regard to Aluminium

metallicum)

HOLZAPFEL Klaus (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

The author took the medicine Aluminium

metallicum C30 in water solution; he suffered from

a pain, burning as from a wound more on the left

side, worse from empty swallowing. This symptom

has been clearly given by BOENNINGHAUSEN

(Lesser Writings). While the remedy cleared the

complaint, but next morning he again felt slight

recurrence and he took a further dose and the effect

was an aggravation. When this was left undisturbed,

completely well.

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Alumina, Characteristics:

General characteristics (genius):

Sides: Dynamic/Development Region/Extension;

Cause right sided; sudden, spasmodic: upward

Region/Organ

Mucousa membranes Throat

Rectum

Skin

Nerves

Modalities:

< AFTERNOONS; (13-14h.)

< EVENING

< after mid-day meals

< POTATOES

< walking; walking in open air.

>PRESSURE, PRESSING

> Scratching

Complaints/Sensations/Findings

SHOOTING PAINS

TEARING

BURNING

ITCHING

DRYNESS

HEAVINESS, BEATEN DOWN, EXHAUSTION

WEAK, LAMENESS, LACED UP, SQUEEZING

Special characteristics

ANXIETY SEEING KNIFE

FEAR OF GOING CRAZY

TIME PASSES TOO SLOWLY

FEAR (FORWARD) OF FALLING

Hairfall head WHIMPERS

Feeling of egg white dry on face cobweb on chin.

AS IF THE UPPER EYELID IS LONGER AND

DROOPS DOWN.

Must stand to pass stool CAN PASS URINE

ONLY WHILE PASSING STOOL, cannot

urinate when and during passing of stool but

after that he can while standing.

Feeling after passage of urine of some urine is still

retained.

Sensation of A GLOWING STEEL IS PUSHED

THROUGH THE DORSAL VERTEBRAE,

through the elbow, through the knee.

SENSATION AS IF INSECTS ARE CRAWLING

ON THE SKIN.

Peculiar localized sides: Dynamic

Growth: region/extension: causation.

Left sided: mouth, Back, downwards, Legs.

Peculiar localized modalities/opposing

modalities:

< walking > walking

> Pressure, pressing < pressure

Peculiar localized

complaints/sensations/findings

Pulsation, palpitation: head

Increased salivation, waterbrash in mouth.

CONSTIPATION, HARD STOOL

INTESTINAL BLEEDING

MUCOUS IS EXPELLED WITH EFFORT:

THROAT

LEUCORRHOEA, ACRID LEUCORRHOEA

Striking single symptoms:

Heaviness of the top of head, fear it would fall if

head bent forward

Significant shortening of the lower jaw, the upper

teeth projects much over the lower

Throat pain with internally hot hands.

Feeling of cold wind in the urinary bladder after

passing urine

Clinical indications

Constipation

Skin eruptions (itchy)

Paralysis

Leucorrhoea vaginalis.

Observation (e.g. unaffected regions)

No Puls symptoms (Boenninghausen: Puls

unaltered).

5. Die Materia Medica Revisa Homœopathie

(MMRH)

(Revision of the Homœopathic Materia Medica)

THOMA, Christian (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

C. HERING’s Drug Proving of Allium Cepa

consists only of 35% symptoms of Drug Proving,

13% are toxicological and 5% Clinical. Additional

25% are indications for employment of Onion, and

22% of the symptoms created by HERING by

dividing the origins Symptoms in Symptom

fragments. HAHNEMANN refused Clinical

Symptoms of the Old School not based on the Laws

of Healing “Similia Similibus Curentur.” In 1881

T.F. ALLEN drew the conclusion that the experience

with the drug demonstrated that in such fashion as

HERING’s work and the Encyclopaedia were

constructed a reliable Materia Medica could not be

compiled and that Allium cepa needs a thorough

revision. This article demonstrates the way in which

such revision deals with HERING’s proving.

Characteristic of Allium cepa

Main Regions: Mucous membranes of Respiratory

passage and Conjunction, Abdomen, Head and the

Urinary organs.

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General modalities: Among the modalities

dominant ones are the agg. evenings as also in

warmth (warm room, warm air) and the amel.

in open air

The more often observed in provings

amelioration from cold water as also agg from coffee

and sitting have not been verified by clinical

confirmation.

Characteristics:

Peculiar: The thread-like pains, deep from the head

extending to behind the ears, as if the eye was

hanging by a string, in the sight upper jaw, with

burning or cold cutting in abdomen and with

Hyperesthesia of skin.

Likewise characteristic are neuralgic pains, which

came as proving symptom of the upper half or

right eye as well as in right upper arms and

clinically after amputations.

Sides involved:

Predominantly the Eye complaints left, the left sided

abdominal complaints and the complaints of the

left lower extremities as well as the right Ear

complaints.

Frequently the one side affections of the left upper

Extremities, and also the right as the left.

From right to left wandering complaints in head, the

teeth and in throat.

Rare are the complaints the pain left upper and right

lower at the same time and indeed the left thigh

and right foot, so also in left middle finger and

in the right big toe.

Discharges: Unusual are the copious discharges not

only from the nose and the eyes but also urine,

sweat and throat secretions.

Mind, Sensorium: Emotional plane is disconnected

from the mental plane in head.

Head: Besides the symptom of evening agg. the

modality of > in open air as also the < by

returning to the warm room, is characteristic for

Allium cepa. Peculiar symptoms pain more

often like an electric strike passing through the

head, sensation in head as if the room were too

narrow, also feeling the whole head were

enveloped by warm water.

Eyes: Confirmed peculiar are the sensations as if

the eyes were torn off, as if the Eye is hung by

loose thread and under upper lid sensation of

smokiness, mostly in right. Very often

lachrymation with sneezing, left eye is more,

watery and redder, also of left eyes sensitivity to

light.

Note: It is surprising that the often observed

clinically acrid nasal discharge, the leading All-c.

Symptom acrid nasal secretion with mild tears was

noted only once. In many coryza cases the clinically

appearing sneezing, cough, also lack of appetite.

More often the clinical confirmed Proving

Symptom watery nasal flow.

Teeth: All-c. has pressing toothache > cold water.

Throat: Many times occurring in the Proving

hawking of mucous and indeed back of the

choane, evening, in clumps also nauseating

taste.

Nausea and vomiting: Confirmed: Nausea >

belching.

Inner abdomen: Frequently came up in the Proving:

abdomen pains, particularly left as also

rumbling in abdomen. Notable are the sensation

burning or cold cutting in abdomen – a pain as

if a thin string, burning glow or freezing feeling

as lashing in, warm or cold sensation, as if a fire

inside the abdomen. The flatus is frequent,

plenty and stinking.

Rectum and Anus: unusual sensation of cold

crawling as by a cold worm in Anus.

Urinary Organs: Characteristic is the highly red

urine and burning in the urethra while urinating

as also the weak feeling in the bladder and the

ureter.

Larynx: Very characteristic are the only clinically

obtained symptoms. Feeling as if his larynx

would burst it pains him so much while

coughing and the hoarse cough would split the

larynx and tear it. T.F. ALLEN: remarks in his

1881 A critical Examination of the Materia

Medica.

Cough: Only in four clinical cases observed

aggravation of cough in cold air.

Skin: characteristic are the corrosive itching, also

only clinically observed symptom of feet with

soreness of feet from shoe rubbing. [generally

said “shoe bite” = KSS.]

Heat: Striking is fleeting heat.

In this Allium cepa monograph there are: 406

symptoms containing 271 Proving Symptoms,

28 toxicological and 107 clinical symptoms.

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6. Alumina – drei Beobachtungen aus der literatur

und der versuch einer Characteristics

MINDER. Peter (ZKH. 61, 4/2017)

Three Case Reports from primary literature the

attempt to create a characteristic of Alumina, as

worked out in group work of the Materia Medica

Study Group.

7. Die characteristica von Antimonium crudum

(The characteristics of Antimonium crudum)

THOMA, Christian (ZKH. 62, 2/2018)

The Encyclopedia of Timothy field ALLEN

contained 407 symptoms. However, during course

of revision of this remedy by the Materia Medica

Revisa Project by Dr. GYPSER, a careful study of

further reliable Provings and toxicological

symptoms have been found from 11 sources; 109

clinical observations also. All these have been

systematically analysed by Dr.GYPSER and his

team. The results were published in the Monograph.

This article analyses the symptoms in the hitherto

Materia Medica as well as entries in the (Kent)

Repertories, thoroughly and points out the various

faults. The entire article has to be gone through as

well as the already published (2015) Monograph

(both in German), to obtain genuine, reliable

symptoms for prescribing Antimonium crudum.

8. Streptococcinum

SEUL, Brigitte (ZKH. 62, 1/2018)

This is a lengthy article on the Nosode:

Streptococcinum. The author presents with the aid

of Rubrics in the Repertory (Complete Repertory),

interview and talks with patients treated with

Streptococcinum. Illustrations of D.M.

FOUBISTER’s indications for treatment of acute

and chronic diseases with infectious Nosodes;

review of case presentations in the literature;

presentation of collateral remedies.

[Personally, about 25 years ago or even earlier, I

came to use this Nosode in cases of children come

with a so-called ‘Strep-throat’ who were relieved

well with a dose Streptococcus. ‘Hapco’ prepared a

‘Streptococcus rheumaticus’. Nosode which was

quite effective in relieving rheumatic pains in

persons with history of childhood recurrent

Tonsillitis and ‘Strep throats’. Now- a-days we see

much less of this throat. Please read Dr. D.M.

FOUBISTER’s Homœopathic Tutorials in children

Diseases and also Dr. O.A. JULIAN’s Materia

Medica of the Nosodes. = KSS].

9. Secale cornatum

ALLEN H.C. (With an Introduction by

HOLZAPFEL, Klaus) (ZKH. 62, 4/2018)

The proving symptoms of H.C. ALLEN’s

Fragmentary Proving of Secale cornatum are

presented in a head-to-foot arrangement.

10. Calcium sulfuricum. Fallsammlung mit

Hinweises zur Materia Medica

(Calcium sulphuricum. Collection of cases

with hints to Materia Medica)

LUCAE Christian (ZKH. 61, 2/2017)

On the basis of Case Reports the selection of the

remedy Calcium sulphuricum is illustrated. This

remedy is poorly represented in the Repertories. By

comparing the Provings published so far, supported

by clinical Case Reports suggestions for additions to

the Repertory are worked out. The remedy is

especially suited to purulent conditions.

14 cases are presented. After carefully going

through the Synthesis Repertorium and listing out

the representation of Calc. sulph. in it, following

additions to Repertory are suggested on the basis of

cured cases.

Head: Perspiration on Scalp, night,

Head: Perspiration on Scalp, Occiput

Head: Perspiration on Scalp, Occiput, sleep in, agg.

Head: Perspiration on Scalp, Occiput, in sleep

Ear, inflammation, middle ear, chronic

Nose, catarrh, followed from, Chest: Complaints of

Face, odor, bluish, eyes, around the Eyes: Rings

Larynx and Trachea, voice, nasal, Cough, barking

Back, skin eruptions, cervical region

Back, perspiration, Cervical region

Extremities, heat, Feet, uncovering the feet; with

Extremities, uncovering; desires to, Feet.

Sleep, wakes up, nights, midnight, after

Skin, skin eruptions, Molluscum contagiosum;

Molluscum

General, complaints from; persons, Furuncle, of

recurring.

Calcium sulphuricum may be considered for

following pathologies after differential diagnosis, in:

recurrent Otitis media purulenta, severe tube catarrh,

Bronchitis. Impetigo contagious, Abscesses,

Panaritium continued is a great heat with much

sweat (Hands, Feet, Head, Nape), also cold foot

sweat. In short Calcium sulphuricum may be

considered as a “hot Calcium carbonicum”.

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III. THERAPEUTICS

1. Homœopathie bei akuter-Pharyngitis und

Tonsilitis

(Homœopathy in acute Pharyngitis and

Tonsilitis.)

HOLZAPFEL, Klaus (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

Acute Pharyngitis occur frequently in the

author’s medical practice. A well established

procedure is presented in the article and explained

with the help of case histories. Confirmatory

symptoms may be in the ‘modalities’. Relevant

repertorial rubrics have been given. Nine cases have

been discussed.

2. Drei Fälle aus der homöopathischen Praxis

(Three cases from Practice)

SRINIVASAN, K.S. (ZKH. 60, 1/2016)

A case of a prolonged grief and a couple with

infertility were cured homœopathically, i.e. single

medicine selected individually, single doses, are

presented here.

Evidence of Homœopathy is its reliability in

practice.

3. Fallbericht Psychovegetatives Erschöpfungs

syndrome: Cimicifuga

(Case of Psycho-vegetative Syndrome:

Cimicifuga)

GYPSER, Klaus-Henning (ZKH. 60, 1/2016)

A case of nervous exhaustions in a female,

40 years, separated from her husband, was very

weak and exhausted. She wept and was restless.

Sleep disrupted and was unrefreshed in mornings.

She said, when further questioned that finger joints

reddened and felt her Achilles heel was short when

first stepping. Menses was early. She laughed

frequently during the consultation. She jerked

frequently during sleep and woke up due to that.

Cimicifuga XM – one dose.

Menses came on promptly and she was mentally

well. Her ailments regarding Achilles heel and sleep

quality have all become well.

4. Urologische Erkrankungen bei Männern –

Verschiedene Losungsansätze

(Urological complaints in men and different

methods of prescription)

ZAUNER, Bernhard (ZKH. 60, 2/2016)

Dr. ZAUNER has demonstrated the use of

different methodologies in solving cases: 1) the

Kentian, ii) Boenninghausen’s, iii) Symptomen-

Lexicon. The method to be used depends upon the

case analysis. For example if the case does not

present clear modalities, or lacking in ‘peculiar’

symptoms, etc. it has been said Dr. BOGER used

four different repertories – to suit the case he had. A

good knowledge of the structure of the different

repertories is essential for this.

In the present article has demonstrated how he

arrived at the right remedy in each case.

5. Erfahrungen mit der Homöopathie bei akuten

Harnweginfekter bei Frauen

(Homœopathy in urethral infection in Women)

HOLZAPFEL, Klaus (ZKH. 60, 2/2016)

Bladder inflammation often impose as one-

sided disease and thence seem difficult to treat

homœopathically. Important rubrics are shown and

some remedies with the more frequent symptoms of

the class of diseases are examined. A pool of

remedies with the most frequent symptoms is

established. Some cases are presented as examples.

13 cases are briefly given; the remedies that

came up were Cantharis, Sarsaparilla, Mercurius

solubilis, Mercurius corrosives, Zincum, Cannabis

sativa, Lycopodium, Colocynthis, Pulsatilla.

6. Homöopathie und Krebs – Kurative, palliative

und analgetische Rolle eines Heilsystems.

(Homœopathy and Cancer – Curative, palliative

and analgetic roll of a medical system)

PATEL, Ramanlal P. (ZKH. 60, 2/2016)

Cancer, from the point of view of Homœopathy,

is not a localized disease, which is cured after the

removal of the Tumor, but a miasmatic disease. The

role of Homœopathy in the different stages of the

Cancer disease is evaluated and 11 strategies of

homœopathic treatment are presented. Special

attention is aimed at the 6th edition of the Organon of

the Healing Art with its new instructions from the

production and the application of remedies.

7. Zwei Fälle aus der Klinik

(Two Cases from Clinic)

MAVBERG Philip (ZKH. 60, 2/2016)

Two urological cases are reported.

1. Chronic state after Urethral infection: 83 -year old

man from last year suffered from a collapse episodes

with Hypotonic and recurring urine retention

parameter high; anæmia. Hb. 8.5%.

Had Fever 38.8⁰ C without chill.

Repertorisation with Phatak; Sepsis, blood

poisoning, weakness, Pulse not corresponding to the

temperature.

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Pyrogenium 30. Patient improved well.

Reference: Margaret TYLER, J.C. BURNETT.

2. Infection after Urological operation: A female

who had suffered during childhood urinary

complaints and has been under antibiotic. She

underwent a surgical procedure and healing was also

poor. “The otherwise gentle woman was now surly

and reacted to change of weather particularly cloudy

weather. Analyzing the case with ‘Combined

Repertory’.

The symptoms:

- General; Injuries, Operation, ill-

effects, from

- General; weather, Cloudy <

- Mind; Surly

- General; Inflammation; of wound.

The patient wanted to remain quiet

in bed.

Calendula 30.

One dry dose followed by diluted

dose.

Very rapid cure.

8. Kleines Mittel mit groBer Kraft.

Palliative Einsatz von Thlaspi bursa pastoris

beim Prostatakarzinoma.

(Small remedy with great power)

PANNEK-RADEMACHER, Von Susanne,

PANNEK, Jüngen (ZKH. 60, 2/2016)

Prostate Cancer is one of the most frequent

malignancies in men. Advanced Prostate Cancer

may lead to complications that severely impair the

quality of life of the patients, e.g. recurrent

intravesical blood clotting due to local tumor

necrosis. The successful use of the homœopathic

treatment as an efficient adjunctive with Thlaspi

bursa pastoris in two patients is reported here.

9. Bryonia

GYPSER, Klaus-Henning

(ZKH. 60, 2/2016)

For the selection of a remedy in an influenza-

like infection, the contradictory symptom “Mouth,

dryness, not ameliorated by drinking” was taken for

working out the remedy for the case. Analysis with

the help of Repertory of Rubrics Analysis. Further

repertorisation and comparison with the Materia

Medica lead to Bryonia and it cured. Then the

scientificity of Homœopathy is clear.

10. Homöopathische Allergologie

(Homœopathic Allergology)

LUCAE, Christian (ZKH.60, 3/2016)

In the first part of this article, the beginning of

allergology are shown in a historical overview.

Hahnemann suggested the possibility of an atopic

diathesis in the ‘Organon of Medicine’. The

homœopathic physician C.H. BLACKLEY

recognized pollen as the cause of Hay-Fever and

anticipated the principle of desensitization. Some

Amercian authors in the 19th and beginnings of 20th

Century, e.g. E.B. NASH, dealt more extensively

with the treatment of allergies.

In the second part, examples from the practice

give an insight into today’s homœopathic treatment

of allergies. Coherent and incoherent courses are

observed.

In this connection the author has drawn

attention to idiosyncrasies, (Org.§117) e.g. tendency

of certain persons otherwise disposed to good-health

are affected by certain things which do not affect

most persons.

11. Homöopathische Behandlung der Neurodermitis

(Homœopathic treatment of Neurodermatitis)

FREI Heiner (ZKH. 60, 3/2016)

Neurodermitis is a frequent disease in children.

Conventional medicine can only suppress its

symptoms and is not able to cure it. In consequence

the patients often develop inner allergies such as

HayFever or Asthma. Contrarily Homœopathy is

able to heal these patients. But as long as they have

only skin symptoms, the identification of the

homœopathic remedy is not easy, because the

symptoms are superficial. If the patients have

internal symptoms remedy determination becomes

much more precise and efficient. In this article

polarity is introduced, a new method for remedy

determination and explain it with two case histories

of neurodermitis patients. The first one is an infant,

who showed many possible healing obstacles, the

second an older child with concomitant internal

symptoms that led directly to the homœopathic

remedy. At the end the possible pitfalls are

discussed.

[Dr. Heiner FREI has explained the Polarity

Analysis method clearly in his books on ADHD in

children and others, in German. However, his book

in English ‘Polarity Analysis in Homœopathy’

which takes one step by step is very useful. The

book is published by Narayana Publishers in 2013.

This book is strongly recommended = KSS].

12. Heuschnupfen – Sticta pulmonaria

(Hay Fever – Sticta pulmonaria)

HOLZAPFEL, Klaus (ZKH. 60, 3/2016)

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A case of Hayfever cured by Sticta pulmonaria.

A peculiar symptom in this case is Sweat on hands.

KR does not have Sticta in Sweat on hand but

KUNZLI’s has it with 1 mark. This symptom was

observed by LIPPE and reported and BOGER

mentioned it in his Synoptic Key.

As supplement Dr. HOLZAPFEL has given

proving of Sticta pulmonaria by W.A. DEWEY,

translated from French.

Preface:

The American Willis Alongo DEWEY (1858 –

1938) presented in the Congress in 1900 in Paris

Medicine Proving of Sticta pulmonaria. At the end

of his presentation he gave a summing up in

Hahemannian Scheme. In that Dewey did not

include certain important modalities. These are now

given here. The number at the end of the symptom

indicate the Prover No.7 and 8 are Female Provers:

Dewey in text: [Translaed by Klaus HOLZAPFEL,

from the French into German].

Head:

Seven provers had experienced headache whose

importance are as follows:

Pain as from weight in back of head.

Unspecific feeling of a weight on head 2, 4.

The head feels as if floating in the room.

Vertex pains as of a heavy character. 2.

Pain as from a load in vertex. 2.

Forehead Migraine, amel. By cold. 5.

(Supplement by the translator:

Prover No.5 had a Migraine of the Forehead

with slight nausea and Slight stopped feeling

in open air, after which amel. by cold.

Migraine, amel. by pressure. 7.

Slight headache as from a load, deep in, 7.8

The head appears to be empty and confused

after

each dose. 5, 7, 8.

Headache over the Orbits 10mts. After taking

the

first dose, 6.

Slight giddiness 4.

Pain in the forehead region above the right eye.

8.

Eyes:

Three Provers had eye symptoms as follows:

The eyes pain seemed to be inflamed. 6.

Pain in the inner corner of the left eye. 2.

The right eye pains, as if there was something

in it. 6.

Ears:

The prover experienced a sharp, neuralgic pain

the mastoid apophyse, more deeply in

Nose:

Nose bleed easily. 8.

Coryza Mild. 3. (the prover had some relief

with a mild, tenacious nasal discharge which

had remained for some days.)

Watery nasal flow. 8.

Nose, stopped sensation. 8.

Sensation of flowing in head in open air. 5.8.

(Prover No.8 had loss of sleep due to stopped

nose and the entire head; the day before

sensations of stoppage in head on rising up

and thereby watery discharge from eyes and

nose which affected vision and breathing!).

Symptoms catarrh, sneezing and coryza. 2.8.

Continuous sneezing and constant watery nasal

flow, better from cold. 2.

Tenacious, yellow discharge over several days.

4.

Face:

Pain in the cheekbones. 2.

Mouth:

One Prover reported that his gums is covered by

a well stuck white, pearly coat, which does

not come off; copious, foamy salivation. 2.

Back part of the tongue is coated thick yellow,

stripe in the median upto the tip, many red

prepillae are seen in the whole tongue. 2.

Strawberry tongue with clean tip. 4.

Throat:

Scratchy feeling in throat. 2.

Dry scratching in the Larynx. 2.

Sensation of obstruction in the throat. 4.

Stomach:

Light heartburn with sour and bitter eructations;

sleepiness after eating with little appetite

otherwise. 8.

Stool:

4 Provers had impressive symptoms.

Mucoid diarrhea, copious stool, almost

colorless. 5.

Continued ineffectual urging. 5.

Copious stool at 1 o’clock early, driving out of

bed and much pressure. 5.

Foamy stool, morning, accompanied by gas. 2.

Constipation with sharp, crampy pain in anus

lasting half an hour after stool. 5.

Urinary Organs:

Bladder appeared to have widened. 7.

Urine dark unusually and increased. 6, 7, 8.

Pain felt in the bladder.

Bladder appeared to be sensitive to pain. 7, 8.

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Much increased urine. 6, 8.

Frequent urging. 6, 8.

Must wake up after at nights to urinate. 8.

Urging with only scanty quantity of urine. 8.

Male:

Pollutions on more nights, after 3 months. 4.

Pollution during the midday sleep, the mind is

disposed to sexual themes. 4.

Female:

Uneasiness in Pelvis.

Menses copious and brighter than usual. 7.

Cough:

Dry, spasmodic like cough: as much more she

coughs so much more must she cough.

2. (Prover No.2 said that only with a strong

will the cough could be halted).

Spasmodic cough, which he is unable to

suppress. 1.

Dry cough which causes a pain under the upper

part of sternum. 1.

Dry cough, spasmodic attacks. 1, 2, 8.

Heart:

Irregular Pulse every 3rd or 4th beat missing. 2.

The veins in the hands and feet are overfilled

and distended as also the superficial arms and

legs veins and legs. 2.

Back:

Pain as from a load on the 2 and 4 lumbar wakes

him up from sleep, amel. from being erect or

stoop forward. 7.

Weak feeling in back, afternoon. 8.

Fever:

Chill shivering through the whole body as also

the toes and fingers. 2.

Increase of temperature. 8.

Extremities:

Sticking pain in the knees and legs. 8.

Cold sweat of feet. 3.

Inclined to cold hands and feet. 4.

Feeling of painful spots in muscles as also lower

Prover No.3 had pains in the feet worse from

movement, as well as pain in the rt. Knee

from walking, and going up steps, arms from

motion. 3.

Glands:

The left throat glands are swollen with sensitive

throat. 5.

Pain in the right submandibular gland, < from

pressure.

Pains in the parotid gland. 1.

14. Ignatia – Anorexia nervosa

HADULLA, Michael (ZKH. 60, 3/2016)

A 13 year-old girl with Anorexia nervosa. In the

last 4 months she had lost 10Kgs. She herself was

unable to say any reason.

On the basis of striking mind symptoms,

Natrum muriaticum and Ignatia were prescribed.

This treatment was concomitant with other

medicines. The results of working with various

repertories and computer programs are discussed.

15. Eine homöopathische Monographie der

Meerzwiebel (Scilla maritima)

(A homœopathic monograph of Sea Onion –

Scilla maritima)

HAGGENMÜLLER, Georg (ZKH. 60, 3/2016)

This is a well-researched study of Scilla

maritima. Its role in irritation of mucous membranes

especially respiratory tract and also on the heart.

16. Wie kam die Atiologie in the Homöopathie?

(How aetiology come into Homœopathy)

GNAIGER-ROTHMANNER, Jutta

(ZKH. 60, 4/2016)

This is a study of aetiology concept with regard

to the origin and causation of diseases.

The contents of etiology have been clearly

defined by HAHNEMANN in §5 of the Organon.

There the difference between the beginning of a

disease and its deeper cause is pointed out precisely.

The term aetiology itself has been developing

gradually from the contributions of

BOENNINAGHAUSEN and HERING and KENT,

upto P. SCHMIDT who defined it expressively and

put aetiology at the first place in hierarchization.

DORCSI elaborated aetiology to a marked step in his

doctrine of the Viennese School. Along with these

facts the new repertories have introduced the

valuable rubrics “ailments from”.

17. Atiologie in ihre Bedeutunig heute

(Aetiology in its significance now)

GNAIGER-ROTHMANN, Jutta

(ZKH. 60, 4/2016)

Etiology or cause is divided into ‘External

Cause’ and ‘Primary or internal cause’. Can the

questions ‘since when?’, ‘Why’ give us the right

answers. The relation to the doctrine of the miasms

of HAHNEMANN and its concept of suppression on

one hand as well as the psychic trauma and the

person on the other. Is the after effects of infection

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and adverse results of Psycho-trauma – considered

as Chronic Miasma? What is the role of suppression

and Hering’s Law?

18. Über die Aetiologie symptome.

(On the aetiology symptoms)

SCHMIDT, Pierre (ZKH. 60, 4/2016)

A discussion by Dr. Pierre SCHMIDT with

colleagues, in which he emphasizes the prominence

of the symptoms of etiology with indications of the

effect level of remedies. (refer. “A proposal des

symptomes etiologiques” in L’enseignement du

Dr.Pierre Schmidt, textes recuellis par le Dr. J. Baur,

Editions Similia, 1991. Bd.II, 148 – 151).

19. Die Symptomengesamtheit und anatomische

Ursachen von Krankheit – müssen wir

umdenken?

(The Symptom totality and anatomical causes of

disease – must we think about?)

PATEL, Ramanlal (ZKH. 60, 4/2016)

We should have the ‘totality’ of the case which

include the physical examination. We should have,

besides sensations; feelings, etc. the pathological

state also, obtained from clinical examination. A

case is presented by Dr. PATEL which required in

addition to Homœopathy, a pace-maker as revealed

by necessary examination.

[There is no question whether a physical

examination should be made or not. In fact the

Homœopath must do a thorough clinical

examination to the extent necessary in a case. =

KSS].

20. Cina bei Wurmbefall und die Bedeutung der

Atiologie

(Cina in worm infestation and the significance

of aetiology)

LUCAE, Christian (ZKH. 60, 4/2016)

A 10¼ yr. boy with worm infestation was cured

with Cina. The author has discussed the application

of Dr. DORCSI’s method as in his Symptomen

Verzeichnis wherein he has given 12 remedies in

‘Atiology’.

21. Kurativer effect von Bryonia alba bei

chronischer Diarrhoea mit Fruchtoseintoleranz

(Curative effect of Bryonia alba in Chronic

diarrhea with Fruchtose intolerance)

ZWEMKE, Hans (ZKH. 60, 4/2016)

Chronic Diarrhoea diagnosed as intolerance of

Fructose, in a 52 year-old female. Flatulent

abdomen with belchings. Repeated doses of Bryonia

alba cured. Different reportorial approaches – such

as Kent, General Analysis and Synoptic Key of

Boger and Analysis of Polarities according to

Boenninghausen followed by comparison with

Hahnemann’s Pure Materia Medica which

recommends the important hint to repeat Bryonia

after 24hrs, because of its interactions.

22. Die Grippe-Pandemie nach dem Ersten

Weltkrieg und die Homöopathie im

internationalen Vergleich

(The flu epidemic after World War I and

Homœopathy – an international comparison)

JAHN, Stefanie (MedGG. 32/2014)

The “Spanish Flu” began in 1918 and was the

most devastating pandemic in human history that

had ever been claiming more lives than World War

I. The flu virus had not yet been discovered, and the

usual therapy measures were merely symptomatic.

In many parts of the world the pandemic was treated

by homœopaths. At the time, homœopathic medical

practices, out-patient clinics and hospitals existed in

various countries. To this day homœopaths refer to

the successful homœopathic treatment of the

“Spanish Flu”. The following paper looks at what

this treatment consisted in and whether it was based

on a particular concept. It also examines

contemporary evaluations and figures, as well as the

question as to whether Homœopathy experienced a

rise in demand as a consequence of its success during

the pandemic.

23. Homœopathy and Cancer: Applying the

Foundations in a modern context

SPERLING, Vatsala (AH. 22/2016)

This is an Interview with Dr. A.U.

Ramakrishnan who is known around the World for

his wide ranging success in treating Cancer cases. It

may be recalled that few years ago, Catherine

Coulter co-authored with Dr. A.U. Ramakrishnan a

book on treatment of cancer.

Dr. Ramakrishnan says his approach to Cancer

Cases is based on a few factors:

 Use of organ specific remedies.

 Use of Carcinosinum or Scirrhinum

Nosodes as intercurrent remedies.

 Use of new form of dosing that he has

named the plussing method.

[Certainly this Interview is quite interesting =

KSS].

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24. Nephritic Syndrome in a child with Wilms

Tumor A Homœopathic Medicine Case Report

WHITMONT, Ron (AJHM. 109/2016)

A three-year-old female child, status post-

nephrectomy, radiation and chemotherapy for stage

3 Wilms tumor developed nephritic syndrome in her

remaining kidney. She was treated with

homœopathic medicine in lieu of conventional

treatment. The case was repertorized using

principles of Predictive Homœopathy(PH) and the

homœopathic medicine Staphysagria was

administered on the basis of a singular Syphilitic

Entry Point (SEP). The patient responded rapidly to

the treatment and the condition completely resolved.

[This is puzzling. There is no doubt that the patient

got over the complaints and remained well enough.

Evidently Staphysagria was her remedy. However,

what I do not understand is the case analysis, I do not

find Staph. is a ‘cheerful’ person. Kent, Boger and

G.S. all do not mention of hilarity, cheerfulness,

happiness in respect of Staph. Only in the Allen’s

EN. we find this ‘mind’ Happiness, Cheerful, etc.

this symptom has been reported by the prover

Longhammer.

It is the curative reaction of the organism in a

man of opposite disposition – HAHNEMANN

(p:147, Vol.9, EN). We do not find hilarity,

cheerfulness, happiness in GS. Nor in the KR,

Phatak, Synthesis. Reference of Murphy’s

Repertory is given. We do not know the source from

which this entered into the Repertory. Withal the

patient is well. And it rests at that. = KSS.]

25. Case assessment and Management through

“Predictive Homœopathy”: Two Cases.

MISHRA, Dhiraj, MISHRA, Zachana Dhiraj

(AJHM. 108, 4/2015)

Predictive Homœopathy is a clinical

homœopathic method developed by Dr. Praful

Vijayakar. It emphasizes the importance of

miasmatic influences and their relationship to neural

development in homœopathic case assessment and

makes use of Hering’s “Law of Cure” in case

management. What follows are two cases

demonstrating the Predictive Homœopathy

approach. The first involves a 2 year-old female

with developmental delay and hypotonia. The

second case involves a 9 year-old male with

attention deficit disorder and mental retardation.

26. Acute Thyrotoxicosis/Graves’ Disease in a

Type 1 Diabetic

A Homœopathic Medicine Case Report

SALTZMAN, Susanne (AJHM. 109/2016)

Acute thyrotoxicosis is a systemic potentially

life threatening condition that occurs as a result of

excess production and release of the thyroid

hormones triiodothyronine(T3) and thyroxine (T4).

This results in a hypermetabolic state that is often

characterized by marked weight loss, anxiety,

restlessness, tremors, tachycardia, diarrhea, and heat

intolerance. If left untreated, death can occur from

acute heart failure and/or pulmonary edema.

Homœopathic medicine can offer an extremely

effective and safe treatment for acute thyrotoxicosis

and/or Graves’ disease without the side effects of

pharmaceutical drugs. This case report documents

the rapid resolution of the disease with a single dose

of a homœopathic remedy in a young man with type

1 diabetes.

27. Chronic Prostatitis, Urethritis, Fatigue, and

Brain Fog in a 52 year-old physician

A Homœopathic Medicine Case Report

DUSHKIN, Ronald (AJHM. 109/2016)

This is the case of a 52 year-old physician with

chronic prostatitis, urethritis, fatigue, brain fag, and

neuropathy, partly a result of adverse effects from

medications. His symptoms were so severe that he

was on medical disability from work. The

homœopathic work-up was challenging in light of

the many symptoms complicated by pharmaceutical

medications. After a number of homœopathic work-

up was challenging in light of the many symptoms

complicated by pharmaceutical medications. After a

number of homœopathic medicines failed to provide

significant improvement, the correct constitutional

medicine was found that resulted in the dramatic

alleviation of the physical as well as deep-seated

emotional problems, allowing this physician to

return to work and enjoy a new level of vitality and

health.

28. Eine kurze Falldarstellung: rezidivierende

Anginen

(A brief Case Report: recurrent Anginas)

Von ZAUNER, Bernhard, (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

A recurrent Angina in a 60 year old woman is

cured by Phosphorus 200 worked out with the use of

the Symptomen Lexicon of UWE PLATE.

29. Auswirkungen der Symptomenzuverlässigkeit

auf die Behandlungsresultate

(The reliability of the symptoms with regard to

the working out cases with the Therapeutic

Pocket Book)

FREI, Heiner (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

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For the new Polarity Analysis software every

symptom of Bœnninghausen’s Therapeutic Pocket

Book (1846) was considered highly reliable.

Reliability or otherwise is demonstrated with a Case

Report. Then a prospective outcome is presented

with 53 acutely ill patients where we looked at the

results achieved by repertorisations using highly

reliable symptoms only. In the test group there were

66% successful first prescriptions while the control

had only 56%. The exclusive use of highly reliable

symptoms for remedy determination has a positive

effect on the success of prescriptions.

30. Augenheilkunde und Homöopathie

(Ophthalmalogy and Homœopathy)

HILDEBRANDT, Jörg (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

The author has rightly pointed out that there

has not been new Provings for several decades. He

has carried out some proving and applied it in

practice in some cases successfully. The remedies

presented: 1. Acanthaster planci, 2. Toxopneustes

pileolus, 3. Aqua St. Leonhard. The action of these

remedies in Opthalmology is discussed briefly.

31. Kalium-Salze bei HNO – Erkrankungen

(Kali Salts in ENT diseases)

LUCAE, Christian (ZKH. 61, 1/2017)

This essay investigates the application of Kali

salts compounds in disorders of ENT; 4 salts are

considered: Kali iodatum, muriaticum, bichromicum

and sulphuricum. 4 cases reports illustrate practical

application. Their sources are then discussed.

Attention is drawn towards the application of the

‘Tissue salts.’ The application of the barely

investigated ‘Tissue Salts’ Kali muriaticum and

sulphuricum are discussed.

32. Homöopathie in der Augenheilkunde – Nutzen

und granzen

(Homœopathy in Eye diseases – Scope and

limitations)

SATHYE, Sandeep Sudhakar

(ZKH. 61, 2/2017)

Every science has got its own scope and

limitations. It is also applicable to Homœopathy

with regard to treatment of diseases in general and of

special senses in particular. Cases have been

presented to show the successful treatment of Eye

diseases with Homœopathy – acute as well as

chronic.

The author further goes on to say that the

homœopath should have a thorough knowledge of

the many diseases to which the Eyes are prone to and

also know the ‘scope and limitations’ of

Homœopathy in Eye diseases.

[While we agree that the Homœopath should

have a thorough knowledge of Eye Diseases there is

no ‘limitation’ of Homœopathy; the physician has

limit and his/her effort is to push it on further and

cross the limitations – there will always be a limit to

everything – and cure more and more. There is no

question of ‘limiting’. Surely the author would have

read ‘The Story of my Eye’, by Ellis Barker and it

would open the Eyes of homœopaths who stand

baffled by the limit; with further experiences this

limit will be got over and a new limit (of the

homœopath, not Homœopathy) will come up and

soon that too will get extended. As early as 1883

H.N. GUERNSEY has written ‘we have made the

blind to see…’ and that we should extend the borders

of ‘incurables’ further on’.

[In his Materia Medica (Characteristics) of von

BOENNINGHAUSEN, under Stramonium he has

given ‘Blindness’ in thick italics! How is that,

speaking of ‘limitations’ of Homœopathy?! = KSS.]

33. Hyoscyamus in der Paediatrics

Hyoscyamus in Paediatrics

HADULLA, Michael M. (ZKH. 61, 2/2017)

A sensory disturbance in a 4 year-old girl is

treated with Hyoscyamus.

In a Chronic cough of a boy and another case of

a 6 year-old girl who displayed somewhat shameful

acts, Hyoscyamus gave prompt relief.

34. Homœopathische Begleitung in der

Kinderpalliativmedicin

(Homöopathy in Palliative Care of Children)

GRASSER Monika (ZKH. 61, 3/2017)

Many innovative advances have been made in

recent years in paediatric palliative care. The

requirements of the WHO for the palliative care of

children are presented here as well as the current care

structures in Germany. The two most important

homœopathic remedies in the care and in the

accompaniment of dying children and adolescents

are discussed and differentiated. Subsequently the

practical homœopathic case is presented by means of

two case studies of children with severe congenital

diseases. They show how the symptoms can be

alleviated and the quality of life of the child and his

family can be improved.

The author has rightly pointed out that right

from Hahnemann classical Homœopathy has

experienced treatment of chronic and difficult,

disease states and we have a long and positive

experience in this as well as in intensive care.

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Case of two children with severe congenital

diseases are presented.

35. Die Palliation bei Schmerzen und post-

operativeen Folgezastäudden

(Palliation of pains and post-operative sequala)

FRIEDRICH Uwe (ZKH. 61, 3/2017)

Palliative action is obtained by the usual

application of homœopathic remedies on the basis of

the symptoms presented. Two cases are discussed

here.

36. Homöopathie in der Onkologie: Die Wertigkeit

der “as if” – Symptome

(Homœopathy in Oncology The value of “as if”

Symptoms)

FRASS Michael (ZKH. 61, 4/207)

Side effects of Chemo and Radiotherapy are a

great burden for patients with Cancer. These side-

effects can be reduced effectively by Homœopathy.

This case presentation shows that the use of “as if”

symptoms can be an additional advantage. “As if”

symptoms are coined by patient’s spontaneous

report. Moreover, they are observed by the patient

himself and not influenced by suggestions from

without.

37. Die Homöopathie in der Klink:

Homöopathische Sprechstunde für Frauen mit

Krebserkrankurg in Hamburger Agaplasian

Diakonie klinikum

(Homœopathy in Clinic: Homœopathic

consultations for Women with Cancer in the

Diakonie Clinic in Hamburg)

A gist of the Presentations in the Dentsonen

Homœopathy Congress in Bremen, on

27.5.2016.

JAHN, Stefanie (ZKH. 61, 4/2017)

At the Bremen Homœopathic Congress in 2016

the networking of Homœopaths working in hospitals

was carried forward. The purpose was to strengthen

Homœopathy in hospitals, trainees included.

Different approaches offer’s of Homœopathy in

hospitals were presented. Many homœopaths are

working as consulting physicians. This article

shows the pragmatic and additional

homœopathic/naturopathic care in Agaplsion

Diakoniekeinikum in Hamberg for women with

gynecological Cancers.

35. “Nur” Palliativ? Therapie mit Kortison und

Sulfur bei einer atopic-psorichen patientin

(“Only” palliative? Therapy with Cortisone and

Sulphur in an atopic-psoric female patient?

GNAIGER-RATHMANNER Jutta

(ZKH. 61, 3/2017)

A patient with severe Atopia is being treated

with Cortisone and Homœopathy, partly

simultaneously, partly one after the other. It

happened out of her own initiative. All the well-

known phenomenas of a chronic disease have

occurred thereon; aspects of Psora, of suppression,

of alternating localisations, palliative and regulative

treatment and its reactions. Many questions to

modern therapy in daily practice come up along with

this case.

36. Die Homœopathie in der stationären

Psychiatrie

(Homœopathy in outpatient psychiatry)

BITTER Andrea (ZKH. 61, 4/2017)

(A Report on actual experience in the Angermünde

Hospital, Clinic for Psychiatry,

Psycho-therapy-/somatic and Addiction Medicine)

The integration of Homœopathy in a Psychiatric

out-patient department shows specific challenges

which is founded in clinical circumstances, in the

homœopathic method and in the patient. How the

integration of a homœopathic concept with

presupposition and support of the medical conduct

and the administration can be successful, is pointed

out in this retrospective experience report of 6 years

homœopathic work in the psychiatric clinic in

Angermünde.

37. Nux vomica: Schla störungen – Verdacht any

Pränatale Genese

(Nux vomica: Sleep disturbances – Suspected

prenatal origin)

HADULLA, Michael M. (ZKH. 61, 4/2017)

A 12 month old baby. Spontaneous narration.

“We have a sleep problem. NICK is not resting.

When put to bed in the evening he will wake up after

an hour and will be breast-fed-and he would sleep

off. This is repeated again 8-10-12 times in the

night. This is very, very much straining us.”

They have already consulted everyone. The

allopathic medicine Atopsil prescribed by the

paediatrician was not given. The child was clearly

alert and gets on well. The child wants warmth, and

he is comfortable with warmth. During pregnancy

the mother had a problem with the domestic helper

who for various reasons did not accept this

pregnancy and harassed the mother in every way.

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Thanks to an understanding Gynaecologist refused

to prescribe.

She had through these problems during

pregnancy early pains and the child was drawn out

through vacuum extraction.

Taking into consideration all these a dose of Nux

vomica D12 given in evening.

On the next day itself the sleep problem was

gone. Now NICK woke up only once for breast feed

after that he would go back to sleep again. The child

remains well.

38. Lessons from the Organon – on Potency and

repetition of the dose

SHEPPERD, Joel (AJHM. 110/ Annual 2017)

This is a small but very important with regard to

§246 on potencies and repetition of doses. It is a

‘must read’ for all Practitioners and Teachers. (See

Part II of this QHD).

39. Homöopathische Begleitung in der

Kinderpalliativ medizin

(Homöopathy concordant in the Paediatric

palliative Medicine)

GRASSER, Monika (ZKH. 61, 3/2017)

Many advances have been made in recent years

in paediatric palliative care. The requirements of the

WHO for palliative care of children are presented

here as well as the current case structures in

Germany. The two important homœopathic

remedies in the case and accompaniment of dying

children and adolescents are discussed and

differentiated. Subsequently, the practical

homœopathic care is presented by means of two

cases studies in children with severe congenital

diseases. They show how the symptoms of the

disease can be alleviated and the quality of the life

of the child and his family can be improved. [The

remedies discussed are (i) Carbo vegetabilities; (ii)

Arsenicum album; (iii) Staphysagria. Palliative care

in terminal cases by homœopathic medicines should

be considered seriously, [since it is possible that

perhaps the ‘terminal’ may turn to be curable, who

can say, ‘No’? = KSS].

39. Bullöses Pemphigoid

BÜNDER, Martin (ZKH. 62, 2/2018)

The homœopathic treatment of a Bullöeses

Pemphigoid is presented. The remedy Phosphorus

had to be interrupted several times by intercurrent

diseases. These are due to the condition from

application of other medicines suited to the condition

may be Phosphorus itself or other remedy. The

chronic remedy comes as the acute remedy

sometimes. The treatment of the Pemphigoid is

interrupted by the self-administration of the patient

with doses of Phosphorus itself or other

homœopathic remedies and others. The appearance

of conditions in the reverse of the past symptoms, as

given by the Rules of Hering, indicated that the

treatment was on the right course.

40. Homöopathische Therapie einer ungewöhnlich

verlaufenden purpura Schönlein-Henoch

(The homœopathic treatment of a Henoch

Schonlein Purpura taking an unusual course)

LUCAE, Christian (ZKH. 62, 1/2018)

A 12 year-old boy presented several gastritis

symptoms and was hospitalized; after treatment the

boy was discharged. After 2 weeks he developed

same complaints again. In addition, small eruptions

came on the legs; he had pain abdomen and diarrhea

and had lost 8Kg weight. The eruptions on legs were

not suppressed. There were small and big Petechine.

The symptoms taken for analysis were:

Extremities – Color – legs – Purpura

haemorrhagia skin – Purpura

haemorrhagice

(Kali-c., lach., PHOS., Sec., Sul-ac., ter.)

Skin – Purpura haemorrhagice

Abdomen – pain – crampy

The boy was weepy, required lot of consolation

and had earlier well responded to Phos – for acute

infections. Phosphorus, 30 2x3 globules for 2 days,

cured. The diagnosis was difficult since the disease

took an unusual course.

41. Purpura Schönlein-Henoch – Belladonna

HOLZAPFEL, Klaus (ZKH. 62, 1/2018)

A case of Schönlein-Henoch and bronchial

Asthma treated with Belladonna and Rhus

toxicodendron, with the aid of family history and the

use of BOGER’s General Analysis.

42. Therapeutische Erfahrungen mit der Methode

der Klassischen Homöopathie am Beispiel der

Autoimmunthrombopenie

(Idiopathische thrombozytopenische Purpura

Morbus muculosers Werlhof)

(Therapeutic Experiences with the Methods of

Classical Homœopathy with an example of

Autoimmunthrombopenia. (Idiopathic

Thrombocytopenic Purpura Morbus maculosus

Werlhof)

THOMAS Christoph and SPINEDI Dario

(ZKH. 62, 2/2018)

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This is a lecture delivered in the LMHI in

Vienna, 24-28 April 1993.

Three cases of acute, also chronic immune

thrombocytopaenic Purpura (ITP, WERHOF’s

Disease) are described. After unsatisfactory

orthodox allopathic treatment, classical

homœopathic therapy was applied. These cases had

been treated previously with Cortisone or

intravenous immunoglobulin (i.v. 1gC) and

therefore allowed intra-individual comparison, in

these cases, classical homœopathic treatment was

shown to be more effective. Between 4 and 12 years

of observation, confirmed complete recovery in

these three cases.

43. Ein Fall von Aplasie des Knochenmarks bei

einem 8½ Monate alten weiblichen Säuging

nach überdosierung von nicht-indizierten Silica

D6 and Mercurius cyanatus D6.

(A Case of Aplasia of Bone Marrow in a female

infant from overdosing of not-indicated Silica

D6 and Mercurius cyanatus D6)

THOMAS Christoph (ZKH.62, 3/2018)

This too is a lecture delivered in the 45th LIGA

Congress in Cologne on 8th May 1991.

Simultaneous application of non-indicated

Silicea D6 and Mercurius cyanatus D6 in a girl

infant three times a day led to distinct proving

symptoms beginning 3-4 weeks after the

commencement of medication. However, the

warning signs were not recognized and the child

received approximately 150-180 doses of each drug

in between the ages of 1½ and 7 months age.

Without any other recognizable cause or hereditary

disposition at the age of 8½ months the infant

suffered from Bone marrow Aplasia. Phosphorus

with simultaneous allopathic therapy led only to

temporary improvement. China, Acidum

sulphuricum and Lachesis did not produce a cure.

Only after ceasing any form of treatment and

returning to Phosphorus Q1 after 12 doses did

complete recovery. Observation continued for 28

years.

This case study proves that it is absolutely

necessary when using potentized remedies to strictly

observe and comply with the laws and rules of

Classical Homœopathy. The main danger is to

prescribe potentized drugs contrary to rules in

accordance with the habits of Allopathy, e.g.

according to clinical diagnoses rather than individual

symptoms dosages are too high, repeated too

frequently, doses are applied in fixed patterns

instead of being adjusted individually, without

careful observation of the course of treatment or

several drugs are prescribed simultaneously, e.g. as

compounds, instead of a strict monotherapy.

[Pharmaceutical manufacturers are churning out

complex preparations and sale of these are booming

= KSS].

44. Eine Kleine homöopathische Randbemerkung

(A small homœopathic observation)

GERKE Stephan (ZKH. 62, 3/2018)

A patient with chronic cough. Finding a remedy

with Repertory was difficult. Analysis of the case

combining symptoms using the

‘Symptomenlexicon’, by Uwe PLATE suggests

Sulphur proving as the underlying cause, Anamnesis

revealed that patient had indeed taken Sulphur over

a long time. This and the instant amelioration of

symptoms after the administration of a high potency

Sulphur can be seen as confirmation of the

assumption.

45. Tabacum und Vertigo (=Schwindelzustände)

stärkster Ausprägung (Tabacum and Vertigo –

very impressive)

HADULLA, Michael M., RICHTER Olaf

(ZKH. 62, 3/2018)

The Case Report shows the finding of the

homœopathic remedy in recurrent Vertigo of a 64-

year-old female patient. The successful prescription

of Tabacum shows that even for ailments which tend

to become chronic a small remedy could help when

there’s similarity with the presenting symptoms.

Only few cases have been reported with regard

to Tabacum which belongs to the ‘deadly

nightshade’ family – Solonaceae – to which belong

‘powerfully acting’ Hyoscyamus and Stramonium,

Belladonna and Dulcamara.

An interesting and instructive article.

46. Keuchhusten, die vergessene Krankheit

(Whooping cough, the forgotten ailment)

ABERMANN, Christoph and MÜLLER,

Susanne (ZKH. 62, 4/2018)

In the authors’ experience Whooping Cough is

often missed or overlooked in patients, as many

doctors apparently no longer expect the occurrence

of the disease. Yet the incidence of Whooping

Cough is increasing today.

Even a vaccination or an earlier whooping

cough infection is no guarantee for a long-lasting

protective effect. The aim of this article is to give an

overview of the disease, its classical diagnosis

treatment options and also to point out possible why

whooping cough is often overlooked. Based on

several cases from the authors’ practice the

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homœopathic treatment of whooping cough is

described in detail.

47. Homöopathisch behandelte Akuterkrankungen

mit einem auffallend raschen Heilungs-verlauf

(Homœopathic treatment of acute diseases with

some rapid cures)

THOMAS Christoph and CZIMMEK Angelika

(ZKH. 62, 4/2018)

Cases of remarkably rapid recovery following

homœopathic treatment are described.

- Three cases of recovery within seconds in

children with Otitis Media, fever cramp and

acute abdomen (abdominal emergency)

- Acute toothache and a super-infected

wound in a five-year-old girl.

- Standstill during labour of a mare.

- Cranial bruising in 3 songbirds.

- Injury of a carotid artery with spurting

blood

- Whooping cough, in an infant.

Based on these case studies the following topics

are simultaneously introduced as Dr. Jost KÜNZLI

has taught them.

1. The collection and evaluation of

homœopathic imminent anamnesis

2. The technique of homœopathic questioning

3. The scheme of hierarchy of symptoms and

4. The importance of the striking, peculiar,

(characteristic) signs and symptoms

according to paragraph 153 “Organon”.

[In spite of clear ‘evidences’ viz., the ill

becoming well and remaining well, of hundreds of

cases which any of our colleagues with experience,

the hegemony medicine refuses to let Homœopathy

do what it can. Recently the French Govt. has

decided to refuse insurance for homœopathic

treatment. This in spite of the fact that

HAHNEMANN spent his last 8 years in Paris and

became world famous and his grave is even today

visited by people - everyday some. Is this not having

eyes refusing to see or shut the eyes? The Fraternity

of Homœopaths must write from all over the world

and put an end to the mischievous and unscientific

witch hunt. = KSS].

48. Die Integration von Homöopathie und

Psychiatrie in der Behandlung schwerer

psychischer störungen

(The integration of Homœopathy in the

treatment of difficult psychic complaints)

KOCH, Ulrich (ZKH. 62, 2/2018)

Homœopathy and modern psychiatric treatment

have many similarities in their approaches. In severe

and chronic mental illnesses often no satisfactory

result can be achieved using only a single treatment

method. Thus, the need for an integrative approach

is elaborated. A definition of healing is proposed

that focusses on the level of recovery process, rather

than primarily on getting rid of the mere

symptomatology as an expression of the disease.

[‘Integration’ meant becoming a part of the main

aspects thus Homœopathy losing its identity. I do

not know whether any psychiatrist would allow least

‘intrusion’ by Homœopathy and our effort will not

even be tolerated. Have we read of any article by the

dominant school allowing an intrusion by

Homœopathy? I have not. If they do, we welcome

it. = KSS].

49. Polaritätsanalyse und Asperger-Syndrom

Besonderheiten, Fallbeispiele, Resultate

(Polarity analysis and Asperger-Syndrom –

Characteristics Case example, Results)

FREI, Heiner (ZKH. 62, 2/2018)

Asperger-syndrome is an Autism-spectrum-

disorder characterized by a peculiar social behavior,

stereo-type habits and playing and pronounced

special interests. Basis of the syndrome are multiple

perception disorders, which is a common ground

with ADD/ADHD, that allows us to choose the same

homœopathic procedure in both disease. This article

explains the remedy determination with polarity

analysis with two case studies. In addition it presents

the results of homœopathic treatment in twenty

Asperger-patients, and shows that Homœopathy can

relieve their suffering to a considerable extent. The

results are compared with those of homœopathic

ADD/ADHD treatment.

50. Lymphocytic Colitis in a 68-year-old woman

SHEVIN, William (AJHM. 110/2017)

A Woman apparently treated successfully with

homœopathic medicine for allergies returned 17

years later with a seven month history of diarrhea

diagnosed as lymphocytic colitis. In light of the

teachings of Praful Vijayakar, MD (HOM), the case

was re-analyzed as a possible palliation and/or

suppression and treated with a different

homœopathic medicine. The subsequent positive

response illustrates and supports the utility of Dr.

Vijayakar’s Predictive Homœopathy approach to

classical homœopthic theory involving Hering’s

Law of Cure.

51. Postpartum Thyroiditis/Graves’ Disease in a 36-

Year-Old Female

SALTZMAN, Susanne (AJHM. 110/2017)

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Graves’ disease occurs in 0.1-0.4% of

postpartum women as a complication of postpartum

thyroiditis. Because pharmaceutical drugs

(theonomides such as methimazole and

propylthiouracil) are only 20-30% effective in

controlling the disease, thyroid ablation with

radioactive iodine or thyroidectomy is often

necessary resulting in lifelong thyroid hormone

replacement requiring frequent doctors’ visits and

monitoring. This case documents the rapid and

complete resolution of Graves’ disease in a 36-year-

old postpartum woman with a homœopathic remedy

based on the law of similars.

52. A case of Trauma in a 37-Year-Old Female:

Using Inductive Reasoning in Homœopathic

Analysis

ROBINSON, Karl (AJHM. 110/2017)

Using pure induction, it is possible to arrive at a

homœopathic medicine that is at once surprising and

counterintuitive. In this case, a woman with injuries

suffered in a motor vehicle accident was restored to

health with Carbo vegetabilis, a medicine that is not

normally considered for the effects of trauma. The

primary repertory used was The Bönninghausen

Repertory.

53. A case of Adjustment Disorder with Anxiety

GUESS, George (AJHM. 110/2017)

An acute case of adjustment disorder with

anxiety is presented that responded to the

homœopathic prescription of Vanadium, after the

failure of Silicea. Elemental homœopathic analysis

using Jan Scholten’s method of analysis provided the

guidance to recognize Vanadium as the indicated

medicine, the operant theme being that the patient,

having committed to and having embarked upon an

imposing career as a nurse practitioner, suffered

extreme self-doubt and insecurity, questioning

whether or not she was capable of performing

adequately in that position.

54. A 56-year-Old Male with Cellulitis/Myositis

Status Post Right Hip Replacement

SALTZMAN, Sussanne (AJHM. 110/2017)

A 56-year-old male with cellulitis/myositis

status post a right hip replacement unsuccessfully

treated with several courses of antibiotics was cured

with two doses of a homœopathic medicine,

Homœopathy can be an effective treatment for this

condition without the side effects of

pharmaceuticals.

55. A case of Possible Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom

Salt) Toxicity in a 68-year-old Male

ROBINSON, Karl (AJHM. 110/2017)

A 68 year-old man with a mix of depression,

lack of motivation and auditory hallucinations,

coupled with extreme flatulence, was relieved in a

few days with Magnesium sulphurica in potency.

The prescription was based on over-exposure to

bathing in Epsom salts.

56. Vaccines: a Reappraisal

MOSKOWITZ, Richard (AJHM. 110/2017)

Part 1: The Vaccination Process

From Chapter 1: Immunity, True and False

The natural immunity acquired by coming down

with and recovering from acute febrile diseases like

the measles, resulting in expulsion of the offending

organism from the body, is the formative experience

by which a healthy immune system is developed and

maintained throughout life. This basic truth is

reinforced by a large volume of epidemiological

research that shows how contracting and recovering

from acute febrile illnesses in childhood provides

significant protection against cancer and many other

chronic diseases later in life.

Whatever good vaccines may accomplish

inevitably falls far short of these goals. Without the

acute illness, there is no priming of the immune

system as a whole, no improvement in the general

health, and no reliable mechanism for expelling the

invading organism from the blood. Indeed, where

that organism actually goes, how it causes the

immune system to continue producing antibodies

against it for years, and what price we have to pay

for the counterfeit immunity that vaccines represent,

are questions that we are not supposed to ask, and

can expect contempt or indignation when we do.

What haunts me is the probability that the

production of specific antibodies throughout life

entails the ongoing physical presence of these

vaccines, remaining deep inside the body on a

chronic basis, which seems to me a perfect recipe for

eliciting autoimmune phenomena routinely and

repeatedly in every recipient, whether or not they

actually fall ill or develop clinical signs and

symptoms at the time.

With live-virus vaccines, it is easy to imagine

such a carrier state being achieved, by simply

attaching themselves to the DNA or RNA of their

host cells. As for the others, the “non-living”

vaccines, we know that they cannot survive as

antigens for long periods without various chemical

adsorbents, fixatives, preservatives, sterilizing

agents, and “adjuvants,” almost all of them highly

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toxic, and that enabling such long-term survival is

the sole reason for their use; but precisely how these

chronic phenomena are achieved has been allowed

to remain a well-guarded trade secret, if indeed it is

known at all.

It is dangerously misleading, if not the exact

opposite of the truth, to claim that vaccines protect

us from acute infection if they merely drive the

organism deeper into our bodies and cause us to

harbor them chronically instead, rendering us

incapable of responding acutely, not only to them,

but very probably to other antigens as well. In short,

my fear is, and indeed my experience has been, that

whereas acute infectious diseases produce genuine

immunity through vigorous, acute responses,

vaccine-mediated immunity is achieved by creating

the equivalent of a chronic infection in its place.

From Chapter 2: Vaccine Effectiveness.

The measles vaccine was spectacularly

successful but unnecessary, since the disease had

already evolved from a killer into a normal disease

of childhood, so that vaccinating kids deprived them

of the vital health benefits of coming down with and

recovering from the acute disease, just as the

mumps, rubella, chickenpox, and flu vaccines have

done.

The decline of serious diseases like diphtheria,

tetanus and whooping cough are also widely

attributed to vaccines, despite the consensus of most

epidemiologists that improvements in hygiene,

sanitation, and public health deserve most if not all

of the credit.

At the same time that the polio vaccine made its

debut, the CDC quietly redefined infantile paralysis

to exclude all but the severest cases, leading the

public to believe that the vaccine was solely

responsible for the sharp decline in the number of

cases that promptly resulted.

The chickenpox and rotavirus vaccines are

directed against diseases that have never been very

serious, in the developed world at least, and are

marketed largely for economic reasons, to save

working parents from the lost wages of having to

stay home and care for their sick children.

The flu vaccine targets a disease that is

sometimes if rarely fatal in the old and debilitated;

but it was destined to fail, because influenza viruses

mutate rapidly, and because so many flu-like

illnesses involve totally different viruses.

The rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria,

resulting in the development of mutant strains,

severely limits the effectiveness of many vaccines.

The Haemophilus influenza type b (Hib) and the

Pneumococcus vaccines are made from organisms

that are part of our normal flora.

In the wake of the pertussis vaccine, mutant

strains have brought the disease back in a major way

from the brink of extinction.

The chickenpox virus has roared back as

shingles in younger and younger age groups since

that vaccine was mandated.

Mutant strains of the polio virus have appeared

in even deadlier form in several countries, including

our own.

Another major problem with vaccine

effectiveness is the inaccuracy of the specific

antibody titer as a measurement of immune status,

which has led to tragic miscalculations. The CDCA

and the industry interpret the absence of antibodies

to mean that the vaccine has simply “worn off,”

leaving such individuals susceptible as before, and

that added booster shots can dependably restore their

level of immunity to the desired level.

But MMR recipients with measles titers below

supposedly immune levels have been shown to

respond only minimally to a booster shot. One

measles outbreak featured mild cases with pale rash,

no fever, and minimal fatigue, mainly in vaccinated

kids with no antibodies; the typical acute form was

found in the unvaccinated, but also in vaccine

recipients with high levels of antibody. These

paradoxical findings indicate that vaccination

involves an on-going effect invisible to routine

serological testing, and that revaccinating people

with low titers puts them at risk of more serious

reactions.

Case in point a young lab tech developed severe

chronic bronchitis after her second of three Hepatitis

B shots, but showed no antibodies four years later;

so her new employer, believing her still susceptible,

insisted on a second round. The result was chronic,

autoimmune thyroiditis and several related

complaints that left her permanently disabled; and

her claim for compensation under the Vaccine Injury

Compensation Program (VICP) program was denied

under current Federal guidelines.

From Chapter 3: Vaccination Safety.

According to the established standards of

biomedical science, the vast majority of the

industry’s safety trials are fundamentally defective

in three critical respects.

First, instead of inert placebo, their badly-

misnamed “control” groups receive either the highly

reactive adjuvant or a different vaccine entirely.

Second, the observation period for serious

adverse events is very brief, rarely longer than a few

days, such that life-threatening autoimmune

illnesses, which often take weeks, months, or even

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years to develop, are automatically excluded from

consideration.

Third, the lead investigators are given blanket

authority to determine whether the reported adverse

events are vaccine-related or not, based on criteria

that are kept secret.

The result is that only a vanishingly tiny fraction

of the deaths and serious injuries reported by the

subjects themselves are even considered seriously,

let alone actually attributed to the vaccines. The

manufacturers’ unwillingness to specify the criteria

used to reject these reports lends further credence to

the suspicion that the lead investigator’s assigned

task is mainly to insure that the results conform to

the manufacturers’ prior agenda of promoting the

vaccine as ideally safe and effective, and even to

alter or fabricate the data if necessary. A former

drug-company Vice-President recently made it

unmistakably clear that this corrupt scenario is in

fact Standard Operating Procedure throughout the

industry.

57. Severe, Suicidal Depression in a 28-Year-Old

Female

FLEISHER, A. Mitchell (AJHM. 110/2017)

A 28-year-old white female with severe,

suicidal depression was cured with a constitutional

homœopathic simillimum ascertained according to

the “Sensation Method” developed by Dr. Rajan

Sankaran, et al. Her feelings of being “frustrated,”

“crushed,” “shocked,” etc., were consistent with

themes from the Loganiaceae family of plants; her

expressions of “hopeless despair” and “ugly suicidal

thoughts” were consistent with the Syphilitic miasm.

The intersection of the Plant Kingdom with the

appropriate miasm pointed to Hoang-nan as the

indicated, constitutional homœopathic simillimum.

[Near heard of such a remedy or in MM.. Is this

remedy proved? No information on that = KSS].

58. A Case of Autism With a 20 Year Follow-up

SALTZMAN, Susanna (AJHM. 110/2017)

A 22-month-old autistic male responded rapidly

and permanently to a single dose of a homœopathic

medicine. Within 24 hours the “veil lifted” and his

autistic behaviors completely resolved over the next

few months as his language and development

accelerated. Patient was seen again recently at age

22 with an acute onset of anxiety. The same

homœopathic medicine was prescribed with

resolution of symptoms.

59. A 60-Year-Old Male with Lone Paroxysmal

Atrial Fibrillation

HOOVER, A., Todd (AJHM. 110/2017)

A sixty-year-old male with recurrent atrial

fibrillation exacerbated by smoking, dramatically

improved on homœopathic treatment alone. The

patient refused both surgical and conventional

medical therapy for the condition. Homœopathic

medicine was used as an alternative therapeutic

option over a “no treatment” approach. To approach

the case homœopathically, the symptom of atrial

fibrillation was evaluated within the global context

of the patient rather than isolated and treated as an

independent variable of health. Rapid response to

homœopathically prepared Spigelia anthelmia

demonstrated a high probability that the clinical

outcome was causally related to the homœopathic

therapeutic intervention.

60. Ten cases of Mumps Treated at a Primary

Health Care Center in India

WADHWANI, G. Gyandas (AJHM. 110/2017)

The Delhi Government Homœopathic

Dispensary, a primary health care center in Aali

Village, New Delhi, witnessed a sporadic surge in

cases of mumps during the months of May and June

2015. The cases were treated successfully using

different homœopathic medicines prescribed

according to the Law of Similars.

61. A case of Refractory Aspergillus Pneumonia

SAINE, André (AJHM.110/2017)

Aspergillosis is the name given to a wide variety

of diseases caused by infection by fungi of the genus

Aspergillus. Allopathic treatment involves the use

of antifungals for a prolonged period of time, due to

the increasing resistance of these organisms to drug

treatment. Homœopathic medicine offers an

effective and safe therapeutic intervention for the

complete resolution of this illness as described in

the following case of a 54-year-old male with drug

resistant pulmonary aspergillosis.

62. Five Cases of Pneumonia Cured with

Homœopathy

NOSSAMAN, Nick (AJHM.110/2017)

This article describes the treatment of five cases

of “atypical or walking pneumonia” treated with

homœopathic medicines. In each case, the patient

(or in the case of a child, the parent) expressed the

desire to have this form of treatment, with the

proviso that allopathic treatment could be instituted

in the event of a significant worsening of the

condition.

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63. A case of Mycoplasma Pneumonia

SALTZMAN, Susanna (AJHM. 110/2017)

A nine-year-old male with Mycoplasma

pneumonia that spread rapidly throughout his class

was treated with homœopathic medicine that

resulted in the rapid and complete resolution of the

condition. The use of Homœopathy in lieu of

antibiotics to treat this common condition is highly

significant in light of the growing epidemic of

antimicrobial resistance.

64. A Case of Koch’s Pneumonia with Pleural

Effusion

Dr. LENDWE, Ashok (AJHM. 110/2017)

This is the case of a 45 year old male with an

acute case of Koch’s pneumonia with pleural

effusion which completely resolved with the correct

homœopathic medicine prescribed according to the

Law of Similars. Radiographic evidence is provided.

65. A 44-Year-Old Female with recurrent upper

Respiratory Infections

SALTZMAN, Susanne (AJHM. 110/2017)

A 44-year-old woman with a long history of

recurrent upper respiratory infections free of illness

for over two years now with homœopathic treatment.

The correct homœopathic medicine was found based

upon a single important clue in her case—a history

of tuberculosis in the family. This case reveals the

significant contribution of the miasmic influence of

disease in many patients that can be removed with

the correct homœopathic medicine leading to the

complete resolution of chronic symptoms.

66. An 11-year-old Child with Myopia

Dr. SATHYE, S. Sandeep (AJHM. 110/2017)

Childhood myopia is a common refractive error

that usually commences between five and thirteen

years of age and continues to progress during the

period of body growth with no major progression

after 25 years. Worldwide increase in its prevalence

and progression during the last few decades has been

attributed to excessive near vision tasks apart from

its hereditary nature. Topical use of Atropine 1%

was found effective in controlling myopia; however

its side effects and the rebound effect after stopping

the treatment discouraged its use. Homœopathy can

be an effective and safe treatment for this condition.

This case involves an eleven-year-old girl with

progressive myopia for the last five year. Systemic,

intermittent use of homœopathic Ruta graveolens 3c,

followed by individualized homœopathic treatment,

has controlled her myopia with no further

progression after two years of discontinuing

treatment.

67. Three cases of Age-Related Macular

Degeneration

KONDROT, Edward (AJHM. 110/2017)

Conventional, allopathic treatments for age-

related macular degeneration (ARMD), the most

common cause of irreversible blindness in people

over 65 years of age, are fraught with limitations and

toxic side effects. Homœopathy, by contrast, offers

a safe and effective treatment for this condition. The

following three cases exemplify the unique way that

Homœopathy treats the individual with ARMD

rather than just the condition itself, each patient

required a completely different homœopathic

medicine according to the Law of Similars.

68. Fibromyalgia Mitigation

GELLMANN, Alexandra (AH. 23/2017)

A study using dietary changes and homœopathic

remedies.

Fibromyalgia (FM) is a chronic pain syndrome

that impacts the immune system, endocrine

regulation, sensory nervous system and emotional

well-being. It is characterized by constant,

widespread pain that persists over a prolonged

period of time. Homœopathy has been used

clinically to alleviate symptoms of FM.

70. Parkinson’s Disease and Homœopathy

HAI, Husina (AH. 23/2017)

Some symptoms that are seen in PD patients are

as follows:

 Depression

 Loss of motivation to do things

 Dependence on family members

 Heightened fear about the future

 Feelings of insecurity

 Irritability

 Pessimism

 Memory loss

 Difficulty swallowing, choking, drooling

 Difficulty chewing

 Urinary problems

 Constipation

 Oily skin, forehead, sides of nose, scalp,

dandruff

 Dry skin

 Restless sleep

 Nightmares, emotional dreams

 Drowsiness, sudden onset of sleep

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 “REM behavior disorder” where patients act out

their dreams which can cause injury to self or

their partner

 Muscle cramps, legs, toes

 Dystonia, muscle contractions that can cause

forced or twisted positions of the part

 Fatigue, loss of energy

 Akinesia, trouble initiating or carrying out

movement

 Sexual dysfunction, decreased sex drive

 Impaired balance

 Tendency to fall, backwards, forwards

 Tremors or shaking that progressively get worse

during the rest position

 Small handwriting or words crowding together

suddenly

 Loss of smell for things like bananas, dill

pickles, lico-rice that just gets worse with time

and does not get better.

 Trouble sleeping or falling out of bed or kicking

and punching in midst of sleep with sudden

movements frequently

 Trouble moving or walking around due to

stiffness in arms or legs; “feet stuck to the floor”

that lasts for a longer period of time.

 Bradykinesia – delay in initiating

movement; slow movement

 Walking problems; shuffling steps; freezing

gait (can’t move leg forward for next step)

 Ratcher-like movement

 Cog-wheel movement

 Bowel troubles leading to constipation even if

they drink enough water and long after some

medication was taken that causes constipation

 Voice goes down or gets very soft with time and

does not seem to fit itself

 Speech difficulties, slurred speech, speak

too fast, monotonous voice,

 Slowness of thought

 Can respond slowly but still in line with the

conversation

 Face appears like a mask; serious, depressed or

“mad at someone” expression; or a blank state

or infrequent blinking and occurs often and not

just as a result of a medicine taken

 Rigidity of body parts: face, arms, hands,

legs, voice

 Trouble swallowing

 Dizziness upon standing or fainting due to

low blood pressure that happens on a

continuous basis

 Poor balance

 Forward tilt or backward tilt in some cases

while standing or moving

 Stooping or hunching over and not able to stand

straight (this symptom goes beyond everyday

injuries or illness of the bone)

 Can appear malnourished

Uncommon homœopathic remedies

The following section discusses a few

uncommon remedies that we might consider proving

with PD patients to learn more about the disease and

the remedy as well. In low doses, we may be able to

touch the lowest form of the disease and help

alleviate some of the physical symptoms. Patients

who might need the remedies could even see a

change in their mental state as well.

Carboxylic acid family of remedies

These are patients who start out life as

optimistic, industrious and confident individuals.

They have an intense need for company. They desire

to be held or carried and want to be watched

constantly by those they trust. They can often be

concerned about others’ health as well as their own.

Experiencing internal fears, they may suffer panic

attacks around being shot or murdered. In order to

protect themselves they can become aggressive,

being extremely malicious, irritable, demanding,

dictatorial, and even violent. This combination of

extreme dependency and aggression is a sign that a

patient may need an acid remedy. Carbostylic acids

are part of the Typhoid miasm which has the

characteristics of being hurried and determined with

a tendency to ruthlessness. When these acids reach

a failed state, they become weak, debilitated and

even discouraged; they can have an aversion to work

and can have fixated suicidal thoughts. Patients are

usually chilly but also have hear congestion and

perspiration in the head area, and can be extremely

thirsty. Pains are sharp, piercing and gout-like.

There is stiffness and arthritic pain and joint

destruction and a tendency to inflammation and

ulcers. These clients usually have digestive issues

with burning in the stomach, sour belching, flatus

and diarrhea.

Remedies in this family (Reference Works, v

4.2.6.2 Notes):

Acet-Ac., Acon-Ac., Ami-Sal-Ac., Benz-Ac.,

Camph-Ac., Cit-Ac., For-Ac., Fum-Ac., Gall-Ac.,

Hip-Ac., Keto-Ac., Lac-Ac., Meth-Sal., Oro-Ac., Ox-

Ac., Ox-Ac., Sal-Ac., Sarcol-Ac., Succ-Ac., Tann-

Ac., Tart-Ac.

RUBRICS FOR CARBOXYLIC REMEDIES (MAC

REPERTORY, V8.3.3.2 NOTES)

Anxiety future: Ant-T., Calc-Acet., Ferr-Acet.,

Keto-Ac. Mang-Acet., Nat-Acet.

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Fear/dreams of death: Acet-Ac., Acon-Ac., Ant-

T.,

Cupr-Acet., Keto-Ac., Lac-Ac.,Mang-Acet.

Ox-Ac., Plb-Acet., Sac-L., Sal-Ac.

Anxiety about health: Acet-Ac., Ant-T., Bar-Ox-

Succ., Oro-Ac., Succ-Ac.

Desire to be held: Ant-T., Benz-Ac., Plb-Acet.,

Sac-Alb.

Desire to be carried: Acet-Ac., Ant-T., Benz-Ac.,

Sac-Alb.

Desire to be watched constantly: Gall-Ac.

Dictatorial: Gall-Ac., Sac-Alb.

Dreams of murder: Acon-Ac., But-Ac., Fumar-

Ac., Merc-Acet., Nat-Ox., Oro-Ac., Plb-Acet.,

Sac-L.

Fear/dreams being shot: Acon-Ac., But-Ac.,

Mang-Acet. Plb-Acet.

Fear poverty/business: Acet-Ac., Calc-Acet.,

Cit-Ac., Mang-Acet., Zinc-Acet.

Homesickness/ fear to leave the home: Bar-

ACet., But-Ac., Cupr-Acet., Keto-Ac., Lac-

Ac., Oro-Ac., Plb-Acet., Sac-Alb., Sac-L.,

Succ-Ac.

Hurry: Ant-T., Benz-Ac., But-Ac., Keto-Ac.,

Lac-Ac., Merc-ACet., Nat-Ox., Ox-Ac., Sac-

Alb.

Industrious: Calc-Acet., Mang-Act., Nat-Ox.

Malice:Acet-Ac., Fumar-Ac. Lac-Ac., Mang-

Acet., Nat-Ox., Oro-Ac.

Striking/kicking/violent: Ant-T., Cupr-Acet.,

Gall-Ac., Lac-Ac., Plb-Acet., Sac-Alb.

Aphthae: Acet-Ac., Ant-T., Benz-Ac., Chin-Sal.,

Form-Ac., Lac-Ac., Merc-Acet., Nat-Ox., Ox-

Ac., Plb-Acet., Sac-Alb., Sal-Ac., Succ-Ac.

Arthritis deformans: Ant-T., Benz-Ac., Cit-Ac.,

Form-Ac., Lac-Ac., Lith-Sal., Mang-Acet.,

Sal-Ac.

Eructation sour/acrid: Acet-Ac., Am-Be., Ant-T.,

Bar-Ox-Succ., Benz-Ac., But-Ac., Calc-Acet.,

Chin-Sal., Cupr-Acet., Ferr-Acet., Form-Ac.,

Hip-Ac., Lac-Ac., Mang-Acet., Nat-Acet.,

Nat-Ox., Ox-Ac., Plb-Acet., Sac-Alb., Sarcol-

Ac., Tart-Ac., Zinc-Acet.

Heartburn: Acet-Ac., Ant-T., Bar-Acet., Calc-

Acet., Chin-Sal., Cit-Ac., Cupr-Acet., Ferr-

Acet., Gall-Ac., Keto-Ac., Lac-Ac., Mang-

Acet., Nat-Ox., Ox-Ac., Sac-L.

71. Alternating Symptoms in the Homœopathic

Treatment of Bipolar Disorder. Platinum

metallicum: A case Report

WHEELER, Marium; OSKIN, Jamie;

LANGLAND, Jeffry (AJHM. 108, 4/2015)

Due to the oscillating nature of the symptoms

within rapid cycling or cyclothymic bipolar disorder,

an accurate homœopathic prescription must produce

alternating symptoms within the drug’s primary

action in order to most similarly match the disease

state of the patient. By example, this case report

presents the homœopathic treatment of a patient with

diagnoses of bipolar disorder, attention deficit

disorder, and anxiety. The patient previously

underwent conventional treatment for several years,

but was dissatisfied with the outcome and sought

alternative treatment. The patient was prescribed

Platina metallicum because of its similarity to the

distinctive (characteristic) symptoms of the “case of

disease,” (Organon, §153). Within two months of

treatment, episodes of mania, depression, and

anxiety had stopped. After one year, the patient

demonstrated continued improvement without

relapses in bipolar episodes. This case presents an

important example of Platinum metallicum’s

alternating symptoms within its primary action,

which makes it a valuable remedy in the

homœopathic treatment of bipolar disorder.

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IV. PHARMACOLOGY

1. Die Tinctura acris sine Kali

(The Tincture acris sine Kali)

RISSEL, Roger, BUCHHEIM-SCHMIDT,

Susann and SCHWARZBACH Ralf (ZKH. 62,

2/2018)

In the ZKH, 1/2012 Klaus Hopfel in his

Editorial raised a question Causticum Hahnemanni

– which Causticum? In this had already discussed

earlier, as published in the ZKH about the

preparation of Causticum according to

HAHNEMANN’s directions. It was found that

besides the Kali solution there was another solution

which caused the medicinal Proving of Causticum.

2. Homœopathie aus nanomedizinischer

perspective

(Homœopathy in nano medicinal perspective)

KOCH, Ulrich (ZKH. 62, 3/2018)

Contrary to hitherto assumptions, that the high

potencies in dilution beyond Avogadro’s constant,

no raw material should be traceable, the contrary

could be shown consistently in the last years in

independent trials. Beside nanoparticles in

decreasing sizes in higher potencies, even nano

particles of lactose and silicates could be traced. In

Bell’s model of nanoparticle-allostatic-cross-

adaption-sensitization it is attempted to add these

observations in a display of already existing

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biological and physical insights to a hypothesis of

action of homœopathic remedies. This needs

however, in some aspects, further confirmation

through experiments.

3. Willmar Schwabe: Pharmacist and large

producer of Homœopathic medicines

FRIEDRICH, Christoph & MEYER Ulrich

(MedGG. 35/2017)

On the centenary of Wilmar Schwabe’s (1839-

1917) death the present essay examines the life and

work of this pharmacist and manufacturer of

pharmaceuticals. Archival research in Dresden,

Leipzig and Jena has yielded new insights into

Schwabe’s biography, particularly with regard to his

family, education and doctorate. We were able to

show that his father, Carl Robert Schwabe, was also

an entrepreneur and that he had come into contact

with Homœopathy in Leipzig. The evaluation of

lecture notes revealed the influence that the Leipzig

professors Christoph Heinrich Hirzel, Otto Bernherd

Kühn and Otto Linné Erdmann had on Willmar

Schwabe. The file of his doctorate shows that even

then he aspired to economic and professional

independence. His dissertation, which focused on

phytochemistry and was actually written before he

started studying, attests to considerable scientific

independence.

It was possible to analyze in depth not only

Schwabe’s education and training but also his further

professional development. The present study gives

insight into the setting up and expansion of

Schwabe’s business and his purchase of other

homœopathic pharmacies with the help of straw

men. It also examines particularly Schwabe’s

struggle for recognition of his pharmacopeia, the

“Pharmacopoea Homœopathica Polyglottica” for

which he appealed to Otto von Bismarck and fought

intensely with his opponents, mainly within the

German pharmaceutical society (»Deutscher

Apotheker-Verein«). In manufacturing

homœopathic preparations Schwabe closely

followed Hahnemann, but he also supported

innovative approaches, such as the use of tablets in

Homœopathy. Willmar Schwabe was an industrious

entrepreneur who invested his capital prudently and

looked after his business interests, but he also

showed social commitment by supporting health

insurance and setting up rehabilitation clinics.

Overall, Willmar Schwabe was a typical

entrepreneur of the »Gründerzeit«, who made an

important contribution to the industrial

manufacturing of homœopathic and other

complementary medicines (Dr Schuessler Tissue

Salts).

4. Homöopathie aus nanomedizinischer

perspective

(Homœopathy in nano medicinal perspective)

KOCH Ulrich (ZKH. 62, 3/2018)

Contrary to hitherto assumptions, that the high

potencies in dilution beyond Avogadro’s constant no

raw material should be traceable, the contrary could

be shown consistently in the last years in

independent trials. Beside nanoparticles in

decreasing sizes in higher potencies, even nano

particles of lactose and silicates could be traced. In

Bell’s model of nanoparticle-allostatic-cross-

adaption-sensitization it is attempted to add these

observations in a display of already existing

biological and physical insights to a hypothesis of

action of homœopathic remedies. This needs

however, in some aspects, further confirmation

through experiments.

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V. VETERINARY

1. Bringing Homœopathy into the Light – An

interview with Paddy CANALES

HAYES Deborah(AH. 23/2017)

Paddy CANALES is a Los Angeles Homœopath

who donates her time to working with animal

shelters. She had developed protocols for

traumatized and sick animals entering shelters, and

the success of her treatments has drawn the attention

of the ASPCA, the Humane Society and rescue

centres around the country….. In her busy

professional practice, she is frequently consulted by

and works in conjunction with, MDs… She

collaborates with physicians and uses remedies for

extreme situations. For past 30 years she has been

an animal nutritionist, rescuing animals forever. The

results of treatment of animals with Homœopathy

was staggering. She works with Wings of Rescue –

an animal rescue centre – they fly rescued animals

from one state to another using volunteers’ private

planes – it’s huge. Paddy points that working with

MDs meant following Medical Etiquette; when a

doctor sends you a patient, it’s not your patient, it’s

that doctor’s patient and you have to refer to the MD

with your findings and what you are doing. There’s

a communication between both. You have to show

respect to that doctor. It’s a teamwork. They, the

MDs – keep testing the patient to see progress, if any.

….. “After the animals, it will be children that get to

give publicity about how Homœopathy can help and

to bring it into light. “I refuse for this practice of

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ours to be underground and be pooh-poohed and be

limited.”

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VI. RESEARCH

1. An Epidemiological Study of Injuries among

Women in a Town of West Bengal in India.

SOMA BASU (S&C, 82, 3-4/2016)

Modernization created hostile environment for

accidental injuries everywhere. Injury causes more

than five million deaths per year that makes around

9% of the global mortality. Information available are

only record based, which is just tip of iceberg.

Causes of injuries are multidimensional and women

are more susceptible than others. However, the

magnitude and burden of injury among women

caused by different factors have not been accounted

well, though several studies focused that injury

should be consider as a public health problem.

This paper aims to find out the prevalence of

injuries and to study the different epidemiological

factors related to the injuries for women with their

different socio-economic background.

It was a multicenter study that conducted on

1752 women in the semi-urban area of Nadia, West

Bengal. A detailed questionnaire was used to collect

demographic data and information related to injuries

of all members of each household. SPSS version 20

was used for statistical analysis and prevalence rates

were calculated.

The prevalence of minor injury in this study was

9.1%. Festival period (63%) and Rainy period

(49%) were the most risk period for injury as

maximum numbers of injury had occurred. The

study data revealed that road traffic accident is one

of the important causative factors for major injury

among women followed by fall and lifestyle

including domestic violence. Domestic violence

was one of the major causes for injury among

women. Fracture was the most frequently occurring

injury among women. Home is the commonest place

(48.7%) for minor injury followed by road (19.4%).

The prevalence of major injury was 2.1%. The

prevalence of minor injury was highest in the age

group, 0 – 9 years; as injury had occurred frequently

in this age group.

Injuries among women should be considered as

a special health problem and need a separate

attention and care from State. Promotion of safety at

work and education for protection at home and safe

driving can prevent the major economic loss to the

family and community at large.

[Homœopathy is very rich in injury remedies and

extremely rapid in action, cuts short disabilities. =

KSS].

2. Stem Cell Therapy Its Challenges, Successes,

Failures and Potential Applications: On-Going

Translational Research

DEWANJEE, K. Mrinal (S & C, 82, 9-10/2016)

Critical cells in human organs of injured

genetically diseased or aged populations degenerate

due to various reasons, mainly injury, genetic

mutations and chronic inflammation. The Stem Cell

niche in most human organs has a limited ability for

cell regeneration. In an adult human body, about a

billion cells die every day. In some organs and blood

pools, injured or lost cells and tissue sheets (e.g. skin

graft) could be replaced and in blood loss, it could be

replenished by transfusion. For cellular components

of blood, we have developed superb tools,

specifically tagging them with gamma-emitting

radionuclides, for measuring the cellular half-lives,

their survival times, turn-over rates and size of blood

pools in healthy volunteers and patients. It is

possible now to increase the platelet circulating time

in blood of splenomegaly patients by splenectomy,

thus decreasing the episodes of bleeding

complications resulting in fewer visits to blood bank

for platelet transfusions. However, these

measurements of cell-survival parameters of blood

cells are not possible for other cell types, particularly

in some retinal- and neuro-degenerative diseases,

where only one specific cell type, e.g. neurons, may

be lost. This specific cell could be derived from the

embryonic or induced pluripotent stem cells (ESC or

iPSC) by differentiation and could be delivered to

the affected organs provided the cell-loss is not

diffuse over a large area and the cells are not

migratory. iPSCs now could be derived easily from

skin fibroblasts or blood lymphocytes by

transfecting with only four genes. In spite of

significant and pioneering developments of cell

access from ESCs and iPSCs in the last decade, their

optimized differentiation methods and their large

scale production, cell therapy faces a tremendous

challenge in near future due to poor cell-integration

in host organs. At present, attention has been

diverted to drug discovery. Successes, failures and

potential applications of cell therapy in certain

diseases are discussed in this article to draw attention

of the energetic young minds, scientists and

clinicians to solve this challenging puzzle and give

hope to the stroke, heart-attack, diabetic and

demented patients for a longer and a better quality of

life.

3. A Non-Inferiority Trial of Nanoparticulate

Forms of Metallic Copper