Belladonna
Materia Medica – A Complete Drug Picture of Belladonna – for homeopathic students
Brain
Homeopathy :: Role of Occupation in Homoeopathy Prescription
Aphorism: 94
“While enquiring into the state of chronic disease, the particular circumstances of the patient with regard to his ordinary occupations, his usual mode of living and diet, his domestic situation and so forth must be well considered and scrutinized to ascertain what there is in them that may tend to produce or to maintain disease, in order there by their removal the recovery may be promoted.”
Bryonia alba
Materia Medica – A Complete Drug Picture of Bryonia Alba – for homeopathic students
Homeopathic Medicine :: My experience with small and rare remedies
Notes from Prof. DP Rastogi’s Courses – Small and Rare Homeopathic Remedies
Taking the bite out of bitterness
In order to take a bitter medicine, one needs something sweet, like sugar, to swallow it. This may no longer be the case in the future, thanks to natural compounds that block the taste of bitter substances.
Rubrics on Infants – at a glance
Extracted from Kent, Boericke, Boenninghausen, and Synthetic Repertory.
BK – Boericke’s Repertory – page no.
BN – Boenninghausen’s Repertory – page no.
KT – Kent’s Repertory – page no.
SR – Synthetic Repertory – page no.
* – See respective repertory for complete list of remedies
Rollercoaster rides won’t damage brain
WHITE-KNUCKLE roller coaster rides are unlikely to damage the brains of the vast majority of thrill-seekers, top US scientists said on Tuesday after an exhaustive review.
Epilepsy :: Repeated epilepsy seizures harmful
For years, doctors have reassured epilepsy patients that seizures are relatively benign. While a fall during a seizure may cause injury, the surge of electricity in the brain does no actual damage, patients were told.
Dyslexia :: Reading aid helps dyslexic children
Standard programs that help children with dyslexia read better seem to change the way their brains work, U.S. researchers reported on Tuesday.
High-fat diet protects brain of new-born
Contrary to general belief, UC Irvine researchers have found that high-fat diet protects the brain cells of new-borns from damage caused by prolonged seizures. The finding may lead to new strategies to prevent brain injury in adults.