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October-December

2007


   Exclusively
published by Homoeopathic Medical Panorama is the provings of three new drugs  Parathion, Sida alnifolia and Phyllanthus amarus
   
Given  below are the excerpts from the extensive Materia medica published in Panorama. Photocopies of the full text is available on request to Editor- Circulation.
(Charges per set Rs 60/- within India, and 10 overseas -air mail-, including postage and handling)

Parathion
Prover Dr. Siju P.V. (drsiju@hotmail.com

Excerpts from the Introduction

    Parathion is widely used as an agricultural insecticide. It has been used extensively by farmers on major crops such as wheat, fruits, vegetables, nuts, citrus fruits, alfalfa, corn, soyabean and other field crops. It is used to prevent the larvae of the pests from growing up. It even causes the eggs of the pests to die out when comes in contact with it.

    Besides various portals of entry as will be described below there are high chances for some amount of the poison to get into the system through these foodstuffs we consume and cause symptoms of its effect.

    Parathion is prepared by the reaction of diethyl phosphorothionchloridate with sodium p-nitrophenate.

    The chemical name of parathion is O,O-diethyl O-(4-nitrophenyl) phosphorothioate
The chemical formula is given below.



Synonyms

OMS 19
E 605 - Belgium
Thiophos - USSR
SNP - France

Excerpts from the proving

Mind

Irritability2 – shouts back with stubbornness to the core

Sadness – wants to be alone is marked

Irritable, thinks that he is correct in all aspect.

Sadness alternating with irritability 2

Head:

Left sided supra orbital headache. Pain dull and pulsating at temple.

-with feverish feeling

-stabbing pain over the left elbow and knee.

-with increased appetite and sleeplessness.

Sweating, profuse over the scalp3 with sensation of coldness over forehead

Occipital sweating3

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Sida and Phyllanthus
Introduction

    The final Materia medica of Sida alnifolia and Phyllanthus amarus have been formed after proving the drug in tincture, 30C and 200C, followed by clinical verification of these proved symptoms. The symptoms included in final Materia medica were selected based on certain criteria, which are given below in the order of importance. They are-  

    1)      Those symptoms, which are verified during clinical verification.
    2)      Those symptoms, which have been obtained commonly while proving all three potencies – Q, 30C and 200C.
   
3)      Those symptoms, which are very intense, and persists for several days during proving.
   
4)      Those symptoms, which were seen in majority of provers.
   
5)      Those symptoms which were peculiar, characteristic or striking even if seen in only very few provers.

   
All vague and incomplete symptoms have been omitted from the final Materia medica. The potency (for e.g. Q, 30C and 200C) is given after each symptom, to show in which potency a particular symptom was produced. ‘Q’ is used to denote mother tincture. Symptoms obtained from empirical usage or clinical studies are denoted by (:). Various materia medicas (Hahnemann’s, Hering’s, Kent’s, Cowperthwite’s and Boericke’s Materia medica) have been consulted for preparing the final Material medica.

 

Sida alnifolia


Prover:
Dr.T.K.Jithesh.

         Synonyms 1.       Sida retusa. Linn.
   
              2.              Sida rhombifolia. retusa (Linn).
                 3.       Sida rhombifolia .sub sp. restusa (Linn). Bross.

Vernacular Name:                    Kurunthotti

Names in other Indian and Foreign languages
Kannada: Cheruparuva
Tamil:  Chiramutti
Thelugu: Crubenda
Sanskrit:  Bala
Bengali: Pitabala
Hindi:  Bhiunli
Australia: Queens land hemp
Africa: Petoria-bossie
Srilanka: Chittamadi 

Natural Order (Family):          Malvaceae

Source:                              Whole plant 

Habitat:It is widely distributed all over the world. In India it is distributed chiefly in Bengal, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Kerala. It occurs along roadsides, forest clearings as secondary growth and occasionally as a weed in upland cultivation.

Preparation: Tincture is prepared from the dried, powdered whole plant according to class IV method. 

Sphere of action: Main sphere of action of this drug are, head, mouth, throat, stomach, rectum, male genitalia, female genitalia ,back & extremities, sleep & dreams, fever and skin.

Symptoms 
Back: Aching pain in the back, middle of spine, lower cervical and upper thoracic vertebrae are very sensitive, worse stooping, better: sitting erect, straightening the back in sitting posture (Q). Increased perspiration around the neck (Q). Pain in the lumbar region, worse morning, motion, better after 10 o’clock (30C). Pain in coccyx with weakness and feverishness of the whole body, worse motion, better pressure, lying on back (30C). Rheumatism (:) 

Extremities: Pain and stiffness of the proximal interphalangeal joint of the left hand (Q). Twitching of deltoid muscle, left side (Q). Itching eruption over left elbow, posterior aspect, worse morning (Q). Numbness of the arms with sensation of pins and needles, worse fanning, cold, morning after waking, better walking (30C). Tibial pain, worse motion, better rest (30C). Itching of right elbow, anterior aspect of cubital fossa, red eruption with increased perspiration surrounding it (30C). Bone pains, worse night, morning, better warm application (200C). Heaviness of lower-limbs after waking (200C).

Modalities:
     
Worse: After mental exertion, evening, morning after waking, night in bed, lying down, loss of sleep, cold washing, motion, exposure to cold, inspiration.
     
Better:
From pressure, sitting erect, rest, after sleep, after food.

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Phyllanthus amarus


Prover:
Dr. George Mathew

Botanical name       : Phillanthus amarus Schum & Thonn

Names in other Indian and Foreign languages

Sanscrit                  : Bhumya malaki,Thamalaki

Hindi                      : Jar amla, Jangli amli

Bengali                   : Bhui amla Sadhazur mani

Bihar                      : Mui koa. Kantara

Kannada                : Nelanelli

Tamil                      : Kilanelli

Spanish                  : Yerba De Guinina

Franse                    : Herb Du Chagrin

Brazil                      : Erva, Pombinha

West Indies            : Petit tamarin blanc

Vernacular name                :- Kizharnelli. Kirganelli, Kizhkaynelli.

Natural Order (Family)      :- Euphorbiaceae.

Source                    :- Whole plant.

Habitat                   :- It is seen in Kerala commonly, in  cultivated or waste
                                   places, especially in moist localities.

Preparation             :- Tincture from the dried, powdered whole plant according
                                   to Class IV method.

Sphere of action: Like other members of the Euphorbiaceae family, Phyllanthus amarus also has a prominent action on the gastro intestinal system and skin. It affects the whole of GIT from mouth to rectum. On the skin, it produces itching, with and without eruptions, warts, moles etc. Other important sites of action are the throat, respiratory system, female genitalia, ears, head, extremities, eyes etc.

Symptoms
Stomach
: Appetite decreased (Q, 200C) with easy satiety (30C, 200C). Thirst decreased (Q). All gone empty sensation and burning in stomach, worse morning (Q, 30C). Nausea after eating with salivation, better after sleep (Q). Vomiting of food without nausea (Q). Vomiting of sour yellow fluid and later of undigested food, associated with headache (Q). Dyspepsia (:). Stomachic (:) Alleviates thirst (:)

Abdomen: Stitching colicky pain in left iliac fossa, coming and going suddenly (Q, 30C), worse sudden motion. Colicky pain around umbilicus, compelling to lie on abdomen, worse morning (Q). Burning in abdomen, worse morning (Q). Burning in abdomen better after eating (Q). Dull aching pain in umbilical region, worse evening and night, better by cold drinks (Q). Discomfort and colicky pain in night, better by cold drinks (Q). Discomfort and colicky pain in right hypochondrium better by eructations (Q). Itching around umbilicus without eruptions, worse perspiration and touch of clothing (Q).

General Modalities: Morning, morning on waking, stooping, motion, touch, empty swallowing, sitting, perspiration, walking.
   
         Better
  Pressure, sleep, after eating, warm drinks.

(The drugs 'Sida and Phyllanthus' in tincture and potencies are available with the authors till it gets into the open market)

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