Senecio aureus
sene-aurGolden Ragwort Its action on the female organism has been clinically verified. Urinary organs also affected in a marked degree. Backaches of congested kidneys. Early cirrhosis of liver. Read on in Homoeopathic Materia Medica, General →
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Senecio aureus in A Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica
Cyrus Maxwell Boger · 1931
KeynotesLack of reaction in genito-urinary sphere. Passive congestion, with irritation, profuse catarrhs, debilitating or vicarious discharges. Muscles draw into knots. Tightness, in nose, throat, etc. Globus. .................... Nervous, pale, weak, and sleepless women. Whining and irritable. Self- centered. Elated and sad alternately. Sharp pain backward over l. eye. Burning in nostrils. Sneezing. Itching.
Words in capitals are Boger's highest grade.
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William Boericke · 9th edition (preface dated San Francisco, June 1927)
MindInability to fix mind upon any one subject. Despondent. Nervous and irritable.
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James Tyler Kent · 2nd edition (preface dated 1 September 1911)
LectureSenecio Aureus In some parts of the country where it grows it is called Golden Ragwort, in others Huckleroot. It is an old domestic remedy and one only proved in a fragmentary way. Many of these medicines that have become household remedies should be properly proved. Only in this way can their power and influence be known, i. e., they can be used properly only when indicated by the symptoms they can produce.
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Rubrics in which Senecio aureus has the top grade (Kent’s 3, Bönninghausen’s 4). Each page lists every remedy in the rubric with its grade.
- Generalities, chlorosisKent’s Repertory · 68 remedies
- Generalities, GeneralitiesKent’s Repertory · 457 remedies
- Face, chloroticKent’s Repertory · 50 remedies
- Genitalia female, lochiaKent’s Repertory · 53 remedies
- Urine, greenBönninghausen’s Pocket-Book · 69 remedies
- Chest, phthisis pulmonalisKent’s Repertory · 99 remedies
- Urine, coldBönninghausen’s Pocket-Book · 105 remedies
- Sensations, indurations (after inflammation)Bönninghausen’s Pocket-Book · 108 remedies
- Sensations, hardened (muscles)Bönninghausen’s Pocket-Book · 123 remedies
- Chest, inflammationKent’s Repertory · 147 remedies
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