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April 2006. The Phoenix Rises: How Homeopathy Continues to Survive & Thrive (Vol. 11, #1)

Homeopathic Gems

By Premananda Childs   Sat, Apr 01, 2006

A selection of short cases excepted from The Homeopathic Physician & Medical Advance, both journals from the 1800's.

“Dr. Gregg reported a case of angina pectoris which resisted four doses of one-fourth grain of Morphine, given by an allopath, and was cured by a single dose of Belladonna 2M in a very short time.......Chief indication for the remedy was a globular pulse, which Dr. Gregg considers as one of the keynotes of Belladonna. He mentions also a case of scarlatina which had been given up to die, saved by a signal dose of Belladonna 2M, also given in the account of the globular pulse being present. He describes it as if a shot were passing under the finger.”

Homeopathic Physician, Vol.5, 1885, p. 167

“Dr. Young recited his own case. He was kicked by a horse when seven years old. Since that time he suffered from a pain in the chest; worse from any exertion, becoming at times almost unbearable. When a medical student, Prof. Smith, of Chicago, cured him by one dose of Arnica (high). This was in 1872, and he had suffered since 1849!

Hom. Phys., Vol.5, p. 167

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By Premananda Childs

Premananda Childs served Co-Editor of the new California Homeopath at its inception in 2006.

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