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Homoeopathic Treatise on Homoeo Help Research - Dr PS Rawat
एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:
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Dr Rawat hails from Pauri Garhwal District of Uttarakhand.
Dr P S Rawat is a medical practitioner by profession with a long-standing experience as a medical teacher (Professor) and physician based in Chandigarh. He has also been a medical researcher and acted as an administrator (Principal, Director). He has also got published my articles in various medical journals.
Regards,M S Mehta
एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:
DEDICATED TO
My Late parents and other family members who brought me up
AND
The teachers who taught me to help the mankind.
PREFACE
The book Homoeopathic Treatise on ‘Homoeo Help’, Research & Allied Work is the outcome of my association with Homoeopathic System of Medicine as a teacher, practitioner, and researcher for nearly 25 years.
Although most of the text of the book has already been published in the past in various journals, souvenirs and dailies, it was thus imperative to compile all the published and unpublished work in a book form. I am therefore pleased in presenting the same to you.
The contents have been bifurcated into two parts. Part I deals with the description of 30 drugs and a total of 22 drugs have found place in an English daily, The Saturday Plus of ‘The Tribune’ under the heading of “Self Help” basically meaning “Homoeo Help” aimed to create awareness among the general public about the efficacy and limitation of Homoeopathic system in curing the diseases. The approach was appreciated not only by the homoeopathic teaches, students and well established Physicians but by the general public also. As the column of Self Help became highly popular, it really created ripples in the mind and flutter in the hearts of some jealous non-homoeopathic Physicians who through their personal influence got the column stopped.
Always, the writer has tried his best to link various dissipated symptoms of the drugs and placed them at their suitable place. Stress has also been given to avoid repetition and unworthy elaboration. But while doing so the writer could not overlook the repetition of various adjectives, prepositions and conjunctions since these are the beauties of the drugs and have also been used by the great Homoeopathic stalwarts like Dr. J.T. Kent and others.
Part II contains mainly research and other Allied work. Though small but most valuable contribution of mine for the present and future Researchers who may like to dive deep into the sea of Homoeopathy vis-à-vis in the treatment of the diseases like cancer and AIDS.
Although I have endeavoured my best in presenting the facts in an understandable and interesting way especially while describing the drug picture inn order to make the book unique in itself, still I feel there may have remained certain shortcomings. I would therefore, expect from the readers to pinpoint them and send them to me so that the same could be removed I the future edition.
In the end I am grateful to Mr. Upendra, Ravindra, and Mrs. Shashi Kala who are my son, daughter and wife for helping me directly and indirectly in bringing out this small contribution of mine for Homoeopathy. Address for Correspondence:
Dr. P.S. Rawat
B.Sc., B.M.S.,(Lkw.), B.H.M.S. (JPR.)
2032/1, Sector 45-C,
Chandigarh-160047
Astt. Prof & Former Principal,
Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital,
Sector-26, Chandigarh-160026
Date April 18, 2010
एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:
CONTENTS
PART I
S.NO.
1. Aconite Napellus
2. Aethusa cynapium
3. Aloes socotrina
4. Ambra grisea
5. Anacardium
6. Antim crudum
7. Apis mellifica
8. Argentum nitricum
9. Arnica montana
10. Arsenic album
11. Baryta carb
12. Belladona
13. Bryonia alba
15. Calcarea carb
16. Calcarea phos
17. Chamomilla matricaria
18. Chelidonium majus
19. Cina
20. Colchicum autumnale
21. Hepar sulph
22. Ignatia amera
23. Lachesis
24. Lycopodium clavatum
25. Natrum muriaticum
26. Nux vomica
27. Phosphorus
28. Podophyllum peltatum
29. Pulsatilla nigricans
30. Ruta graveolens
31. Rhus toxicodendron
32. Sangunaria Canadensis
33. Silicea
PART II
1. Mysterious viral fever that baffles Doctors
2. Our failure our success
3. Recurrent bronchial diseases.
4. *ual myths
5. Urolithiasis – biochemical aspect
6. Eye diseases and their homoeopathic treatment
7. AIDS – Can Homoeopathy Prevent it
8. An encounter with AIDS patient.
9. Hahnemann – The great genius and patient investigator of the world
10. How HIV/AIDS patient became symptoms free
11. What else is found common amongst HIV/AIDS patients
12. Communication with Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi
13. How to prevent (non)virus Polio
एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:
ACONITE
Aconite Napellus or Monkshood is a poisonous plant called Dakra in Hindi, one of the five species of Aconite plant cultivated in America but also found in Europe and the mountains of Himalaya. This homoeopathic medicine is given to those who suffer from sudden and violent inflammatory conditions of the brain, lungs, heart, kidneys, and other organs of the body along with a state of anxiety of mind and great nervous excitability generally reflected in the form of fear.
In diseased condition the fear is so marked that the patient starts predicting the time of his death. He may call his family members around to take a leave of them or, say “Doctor, there is no use of taking medicine as I am going to die.” Such disturbance may be triggered of by the exposure of the dry cold air particularly in autumn when the days are still hot but the nights have become cold or, vice versa specially when the persons though seem healthy but are actually sensitive to heat and cold. The mind too is like the body i.e. extremely sensitive and that’s why the patient exaggerates the complaints to such an extent that his own imagination of the enormity of his complaints overpowers him. Even in a most trifling ailment like inflammation of the eyes or body temperature, the patient has uncomfortable anguish and anxiety along with fear in the mind.
Aconite is an effective medicine when there is fear among the children and others for the dark places as they have been frightened by their elders or because of wrong perceptions and stories, etc., when the objects had looked ghosts, fearful images watched at night while awake or asleep. On account of news or sights of the accidents, arson, riots, violence, etc., these sensitive persons develop fear of going out in the crowded place like cinema hall, fair, market and crossing the roads, etc. At times, they may have actually come across such situation of violence, destruction, shoot out or threat to their life from their enemies.
The fear and fright may lead to abortion in a sensitive pregnant woman or menses may get suppressed in others. For the same reason Aconite is an excellent medicine for the prima gravida when she thinks about her parturition or when the process has become really difficult.
During epidemics of various tropical diseases like cholera, when the atmosphere is surcharged with fear, Aconite acts as preventive drug. It not only removes the fear from the mind of the people but actually cures the victims. At time, it comes to the rescue of the doctor when there is anaphylactic shock i.e. serum reaction and the patient’s life is too short especially when the patient says, “save me doctor, save me doctor, I shall die.” He may get hold of the doctor of the fear of death in his mind.
It is also the life saviour medicine for the newborn babies when they have difficulty of breathing especially after the use of forceps or from tedious labor. It is good medicine for the school going children who are occasionally punished either by the parents at home or by the teachers at school for not pulling well, for not doing home work or doing some mischief in the class, leave either the school or run out of the home for ever.
A good medicine for bowel trouble when the days are hot and nights are cold.
The most notable feature of this remedy is that; on many occasions when one needs its help, already there is enough delay as either the trouble is over or the disease has passed to the next stage or the patient is no more. The actions are thus like a fearful storm that sweeps and passes over.
एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:
AETHUSA CYNAPIUM
Aethusa cynapium is a European weed, commonly known as Fool’s parsley. This homoeopathic medicine is prescribed to persons who have intolerance of milk or milk preparations in any form due to irritability of the stomach particularly noticed in infants and children during dentition in summer months. As a consequence no sooner the child finishes the feed, it comes up either with a great gush and in big quantity or when it is retained for a while in stomach, the milk is vomited in the form of big, thick, greenish, partly in curds and partly in liquid form.
Owing to exertion in vomiting and weakness thereafter, the child falls into a sort of helpless slumber from which it makes up crying with violent hunger to eat and vomit again. Very often vomiting is accompanied with diarrhoea of light yellow, slimy and bilious colour. Such conditions if not checked with the timely administration of this medicine runs on to cholera infantum, where child cannot stand,
unable to hold up the head and is prostrated and
The child may have the appearance as if it were dying with pale, Hippocratic face. There appears whitish blue hue around the lips of all that portion of the face bounded by the upper lip and two distinct lines drawn from two orifices of the nose to the angles of the moth called the linea
Aethusa cynapium is a good medicine for brain trouble with a hot head, vomiting, exhaustion, sweat and prolonged sleep. At times, the brain trouble does not affect the stomach but the child goes into convulsions where the eyes of the child turn downwards with dilated pupils and the thumbs get clenched.
Aethusa cynapium has been found an effective remedy to overcome examination funk when the patients, generally students are unable to read anything after over taxation (brain fag) of mental faculties. Some times there may occur inability to think or fix attention from want of the power of concentration. The result may be confusion and idiocy.
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