IMPORTED TINCTURES Whenever practicable Hahnemann made his tincture from the fresh succulent plants and parts of plants. For it had been observed that during the process of drying many volatile constituents were lost outright,...
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By A. W. K. Choudhury, Calcutta. CASE 1- Patient: Mahommedan, male adult, aged about 30 years....
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By O.S. Sanders, M.D., Boston. Sulphur is combustible, simple element, and although supposed to...
Read MoreThe great importance of Nitric Acid in practice appears to me to be founded, almost like that of the gold, in the abuse of Mercury. It is mostly the antidotal virtues of this remedy which makes it one of the most important of...
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“Do you ever stop to think, you liberalist in Homoeopathy, where our system of practice would have...
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