Ceanothus americanus
cean-ameNew Jersey Tea This remedy seems to possess a specific relation to the spleen. Ague cake of malaria. A left-sided remedy generally. Anæmic patients where liver and spleen are at fault. Chronic bronchitis with profuse secretion. Marked blood pressure, reducing powers. Active hemastatic, materially reducing the clotting of blood.
Ceanothus americanus — Materia Medica
Ceanothus americanus — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Periodical neuralgias. Pain in l. side, with dyspnœa, diarrhœa or leucorrhœa. Swelled spleen or liver. Green urine.
Ceanothus americanus — introduction · Margaret Lucy Tyler
Here we have one of Dr. James Compton Burnett’s very special remedies. He was a genius of the first order where the treatment of the sick was concerned, and also in the writing of his telling little monographs. We owe much to his intuition, his enterprise, and his indefatigable industry. He had a very large practice on his London days, as well as in Brighton—his home. We are told that, in Town, he would be literally besieged in the early hours of the morning : and that, when he was discovered lying dead in his hotel room, it was a terrible blow to the many he had helped and cured of difficult and, apparently, hopeless conditions. In Hale's New Remedies, where Ceanothus appears as Ceanothus virginiana, there is, in the 1880 edition, a lengthy quotation of five long, closely printed pages from a Homoeopathic Journal of the previous year from Dr. Burnett’s pen. Hale says, “ It remained for an English physician, Dr. J. C. Burnett, to discover the affinity of Ceanothus for splenic disorders.” And in Dr. Burnett’s booklet. Diseases of the Spleen and their Remedies (1900), Ceanothus figures largely, with a number of detailed cases, not only of enlarged spleen, but also of pain deep in the left hypochon- drium ; some of which cases had even been diagnosed as heart disease, but which cured rapidly and completely under Ceanothus. The whole is a record of the triumphs of a physician who knew just a little more than his fellows, and who joyfully applied his knowledge for the relief of suffering and the removal of grave disabilities. Burnett always gave honour where honour was due : to the washerwoman who added to his knowledge by curing one of his malaria patients with stinging nettle tea.
Ceanothus americanus — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Cold weather. Lying on left side.
Ceanothus americanus — abdomen · William Boericke
Enormous enlargement of the spleen. Splenitis; pain all up the left side. Deep-seated pain in left hypochondrium, hypertrophy of spleen. Leucæmia. Violent dyspnœa. Menses profuse, and yellow weakening leucorrhœa. Unable to lie on left side. Pain in liver and back.
Ceanothus americanus — rectum · William Boericke
Diarrhœa; bearing down in abdomen and rectum.
Ceanothus americanus — urinary · William Boericke
Constant urging to urinate. Green; frothy; contains bile, sugar.
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