The Ward's Island Homeopathic Hospital, NY year 1875.

History

Discovery of Ledum palustre

Marsh Ledum, Marsh Tea. Linnaeus states that Ledum palustre has been used by the inhabitants of the northern parts of Europe, more particularly of Sweden, as a popular remedy against whooping- cough, bilious attacks, etc. L. Odhelius also recommended its employment in lepra, pemphigus, and other s

History

HISTORY: ├óÔé¼┼ôA systematic plot to destroy Homeopathy has been formulated by the enemies of that school of medicine. The meanest warfare in which a man or set of men was ever engaged is when the enemy refuses to come out into the open, but does its fighting from ambush. Homeopathy is founded

Remedy of the Day

AURUM METALLICUM

REMEDY OF THE DAY: AURUM METALLICUM Allen HC, Keynotes and Characteristics Sanguine, ruddy people with black hair and eyes, lively. restless, anxious about the future, old people, weak vision, corpulent, TIRED OF LIFE. For constitutions broken down by bad effects of mercury and syphilis. Constant dw

Remedy of the Day

Cinnamomum camphora

Hahnemann says: "The action of this substance is very puzzling and difficult of investigation, even in the healthy organism because its primary action, more frequently than with any other remedy, alternates and becomes intermixed with the vital reactions (after effects) of the organism. On this acco