Leaders In Homoeopathic Therapeutics

An abridged treatise on the various complaints and the remedies recommended by Dr Nash. A ready reference for busy practitioners.

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1898 edition. Excerpt: ... CARBO VEGETABILIS. In our remarks upon China we said that for flatulent conditions the choice lay often between it, Carbo veg. and Lycopodium. Carbo vegetabilis also rangey DEGREESalongside China for debilitated statesV The weaknes-Vof Carbo vegetabilis is not surpassed by any other remedy. This, with Arsenicum and Muriatic acid, form a trio of remedies which according to well-known indications has snatched many a patient from the very jaws of death. Picture of Carbo veg.: Vital forces nearly exhausted, cold surface, especially from knees down to feet; lies motionless, as if dead; breath cold; pulse intermittent, thready; cold sweat on limbs. This is truly a desperate condition. Then add to these symptoms, blood stagnates in thejcapillaries, causing blueness, coldness and ecchymoses; the patient so weak he cannot breathe without being constantly fanned. Gasps: "Fan me! Fan me!" Carbo veg. has saved such cases. This is a picture of a case of typhoid fever, and in one case we saw added still to this, hemorrhage of dark, decomposed, unclotted blood; could not clot on account of its broken down condition; / blood oozing from gums and nostrils, and an indescribablev paleness, not only of the hippocratic face, but also the skin of the whole body, yet Carbo veg. restored to health, and in an aged woman at that. I have here, as faithfully as I can, portrayed the wonderful power of this remedy in such a desperate case. Of course no remedy can raise the dead, no matter how strong the indications before death; but no remedy can come nearer than this and the dominant school know little or nothing about it, and never can until they will consent to use it in the homoeopathic form and according to homoeopathic indications. The sphere of this remedy is not by...

A delightfull volumn which is very readable and filled with personal experince and tit bit from a grand prescriber the book is filled with use full hints and insight Said one reviewer I will guarantee that no physician can read this book and not be a better physician . Nash cover over 200 remedies in the order he thinks of them to follow the bent of my inclination or it is some times expresed the moving of the spiritn not in a alphabetical sequence this book gives some interesting insights in to the thought process of one of the great old homoeopaths .