10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONIUM»
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conium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
conium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Conium, at first the 12th, and afterward the 200th potency, was sufficient for the
speedy and permanent relief of all these symptoms. Dr. G. W. Barnes. Pruritus
Vulvas following the menses and accompanied with bear, ng down pains, is
relieved ...
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Precautions in Homoeopathic Remedies
[Dr R MORRISON*5] => The central idea in Conium is: GRADUAL, from
weakness into paralysis or induration. In Conium everything goes gradually: we
find gradual weakness, followed by gradual paralysis and by gradual induration.
Subhash Chandra Gupta,
2005
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Leaders in homoeopathic therapeutics
Conium is also one of our best remedies for falling of the eyelids, as are three
other remedies, viz.: Gelsemium, Causticum and Sepia. " Swelling and induration
of glands, with tingling and stitches, after contusions or bruises." Many cases of ...
Eugene Beauharnais Nash,
1907
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The Spirit of Homeopathic Medicines: Essential Insights to ...
Conium. Maculatum. The Path to Knowledge The key to this remedy lies in the
circulation of energy between the lower and upper body. In the human being,
energy is at first concentrated essentially near the bottom of the spinal column, in
the ...
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Homoeopathic Drug Pictures
And Kent says, Conium has cured fibroid tumours of the uterus : has restrained
cancerous growths of the cervix. Conium has actually produced induration and
infiltration of the cervix. The Conium cough — almost constant : worse lying in
bed ...
Margaret Lucy Tyler,
1952
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Medical Toxicology of Natural Substances: Foods, Fungi, ...
0.02—0.7%; leaves, 0.3—1.5%; flowers, 1%; unripe fruit 1.6—3%; ripe fruit 0.2—
1%; and seeds, 0.02—0.9%.12 Mechanism of Toxicity The pharmacological
actions of Conium alkaloids (coniine, N-methylconiine, y-coniceine) are similar to
...
Donald G. Barceloux,
2008
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Pharmaceutical Record and Weekly Market Review
A common and dangerous admixture of conium fruit in italian anise.* (Abstract )
By C. L Lochman. In the American Druggist for May, 1887 .f I railed attention to
the very common admixture of conium fruit in Italian anise, and the case may be
of ...
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Proceedings of the American Pharmaceutical Association at ...
Ext. Conium Seed, made by Dr. Squibb, bore dilution to - . . 4000 c.c. No. 2, 20
c.c. Fl. Ext. Conium Leaves, made by T. Metcalf & Co., Boston, . . . 1500 c.c. No. 3,
20 c.c. Fl. Ext. Conium Leaves, made by the writer from the best Conium Leaves ...
American Pharmaceutical Association,
1870
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Southern Journal of Homoeopathy
In this sense old age is a disease, and Conium is a remedy often called for. We
remember it in the debility, hypo- chondriasis, urinary troubles, coughs, etc., of
old age. Old men, but especially old women, who cannot take the least alcoholic
...
The late Professor Gunther, of Duisberg, used to give for chronic cough a powder
composed of one grain of Conium and ten grains or a scruple of oak mistletoe.
He had once cured an old gentleman with it. A colleague of mine, an out-and-out
...
James Compton Burnett, H. L. Chitkara,
2002
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONIUM»
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Gardening with Deb: Poisonous plants of Routt County
Poison hemlock (Conium maculata) is another highly poisonous plant that was imported to North America. The toxin is a violent convulsant that ... «Steamboat Pilot & Today, Jul 15»
Charity boost helps bereaved families to cope with their loss
A grieving father, Gary Conium said he welcomed the funding after his ... old after a relatively short battle with pneumonia,” Mr Conium said. «Dunstable Today, Jun 15»
£85k cash boost for Luton's Keech Hospice to help grieving families …
Gary Conium said the service was 'immensely helpful' when supporting his family throughout the grieving process. "Our eldest son Kieran died ... «Bedfordshire News, Jun 15»
Vail Daily column: Foragers beware
Poison hemlock, Conium Maculatum: Legend has it that this is the plant that was used to kill Socrates. This cousin to the carrot, in the parsley ... «Vail Daily News, Jun 15»
Around the home and farm
Poison Hemlock (scientific name is Conium maculatum L.) is in full bloom as I write this column in mid- June. Once you see it and smell the flower one can drive ... «Xenia Gazette, Jun 15»
The good, the bad and the ugly in the plant world
An invasive plant found in Frederick County is poison hemlock (Conium maculatum). Many of these plants are now in bloom along roadsides ... «Frederick News Post, Jun 15»
There is hemlock, and then there is poison hemlock
The poison hemlock associated with Socrates is an herbaceous plant (Conium maculatum) in the carrot family. Mentioned in the Bible, it's a ... «Smoky Mountain News, Jun 15»
Poison hemlock often mistaken for edible plants in Pacific Northwest
Poison hemlock, or Conium maculatum, is not related to the hemlock tree, but can be deadly. There is no antidote for the toxic alkaloids in ... «Daily Astorian, May 15»
Spring is poison-hemlock danger time in Western Washington
... the center's toxicologist and clinic managing director. Poison-hemlock, or Conium maculatum, not related to the hemlock tree, can be deadly. «Chinook Observer, May 15»
Foraging for food, fun and adventure
For example, consider hemlock (the tree, Tsuga canadensis) and hemlock (the poisonous plant, Conium maculatum). Wild foods identification ... «Mountain Xpress, May 15»