EXPOSURE, after
Remedies by marks
3 of 3 marks (bold) — the book’s highest, “first grade” 3
cedr. Cedron rhus-t. Rhus Toxicodendron calc. Calcarea Carbonica
2 of 3 marks (italic) 11
nat-s. Natrum Sulphuricum dulc. Dulcamara tarent. Tarentula Hispanica hep. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum ars. Arsenicum Album acon. Aconitum Napellus chin-s. Chininum Sulphuricum bry. Bryonia Alba chin. China Officinalis aran. Aranea Diadema eup-per. Eupatorium Perfoliatum
1 of 3 marks (plain) 17
cact. Cactus Grandiflorus eucal. Eucalyptus Globulus zinc. Zincum Metallicum dros. Drosera Rotundifolia nat-m. Natrum Muriaticum bol. Boletus Laricis spig. Spigelia Anthelmia sep. Sepia canth. Cantharis bar-c. Baryta Carbonica lach. Lachesis arn. Arnica Montana led. Ledum Palustre ang. Angustura Vera ant-c. Antimonium Crudum carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis kali-c. Kali Carbonicum
Sub-rubrics 15
- cold bathing, too frequent4p. 1267
- draft, to a8p. 1267
- living on water courses, from4p. 1267
- malarial influences15p. 1267
- rains, during10p. 1267
- seashore, residing at2p. 1267
- sleeping in damp rooms8p. 1267
- soil freshly turned up1p. 1267
- standing in water4p. 1267
- sun, to the heat of5p. 1267
- swamps8p. 1267
- tropical countries8p. 1267
- warm weather (See Summer)p. 1267
- wet, from becoming12p. 1267
- working in clay1p. 1267
Cite
James Tyler Kent, Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 6th American edition (1916), p. 1267 — CHILL; EXPOSURE, after