Sarothamnus scoparius

saro-sco

Broom

Dose: For non-homeopathic use (palliative as above), one to two grains t.i.d by mouth, exerts a definite action upon the kidneys that will enable them to relieve the distress upon the heart. It is a safe drug and prompt in its action. Hypodermically, not less than 1/4 of a grain. Doses as high as 2 grains by mouth three times a day are safe (Hinsdale). Homeopathically. First to third trituration.

Cystisus scoparius Spartein sulphate increase the strength of the heart, slows it and reduces the blood pressure. It continues the good effects of Veratrum and Digitalis without any of the undesirable effects of either (Hinsdale). The effect of spartein sulphate (the alkaloid of Broom) is to cause a lowering of the systolic and diastolic pressures of the provers. Sphygmograms also show a condition of lowered blood-pressure. It depresses the heart by poisonous action exerted on the myocardium and

Sarothamnus scoparius — Materia Medica

Sarothamnus scoparius — stomach · William Boericke

Great accumulation of gas in gastro-intestinal canal, with mental depression.

Sarothamnus scoparius — urinary · William Boericke

Burning along urinary tract or in pudendum. Profuse flow of urine.

Sarothamnus scoparius — heart · William Boericke

Tobacco heart. Angina pectoris. Irregular action, disturbed rhythm due to gas, etc, feeble in nervous hysterical patients. Myocardial degeneration, failing compensation. Hypotension. Spartein in 2 gr doses for water-logged cases, cannot lie down. Here it produces much comfort. Has specific action upon the kidneys, enabling them to eliminate and relieve the distress upon the heart.

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