SALIVA
No remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics 46
- acid (See Sour)p. 416
- acrid12p. 416
- albuminous3p. 416
- alkaline3p. 416
- aromatic1p. 416
- astringent1p. 416
- bitter12p. 416
- bloody42p. 416
- bluish1p. 416
- brassy1p. 416
- brownish4p. 416
- burning1p. 416
- clammy7p. 416
- cool6p. 416
- coppery2p. 416
- cotton, like3p. 416
- diminished (See Scanty)p. 416
- dries on palate and lips, becomes tough1p. 416
- fetid8p. 416
- frothy35p. 416
- gluey5p. 416
- green3p. 416
- hot6p. 416
- jelly-like1p. 416
- metallic tasting15p. 416
- musty2p. 416
- offensive17p. 416
- oily2p. 416
- onions, odor of1p. 416
- pasty (See Gluey)p. 417
- reddish2p. 417
- ropy (See Viscid)7p. 417
- saltish (See Taste)30p. 417
- scanty19p. 417
- slimy (See Taste)9p. 417
- soapy (See Frothy, also Taste)5p. 417
- sour (See Taste)30p. 417
- suppressed7p. 417
- sweet (See Taste)26p. 417
- tenacious (See Viscid)p. 417
- thick (See Viscid)19p. 417
- thin (See Watery)3p. 417
- viscid58p. 417
- watery22p. 417
- white8p. 417
- yellow9p. 417
In other books 2
Cite
James Tyler Kent, Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 6th American edition (1916), p. 416 — MOUTH; SALIVA