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Aconitum Napellus
Common Aconite
ACON · 19 entries across 19 books
HabitatMoist pastures and waste places in mountainous districts, Central and Southern Europe, Russia, Scandinavia, and Central Asia. PreparationTincture of whole plant with root when beginning to flower. Clarke
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Sixth potency for sensory affections; first to third for congestive conditions. Must be repeated frequently in acute diseases. Acon is a rapid worker. In Neuralgias tincture of the root often preferable, one drop doses (poisonous), or again, the 30th according to susceptibility of patientDose · Boericke
The full T. F. Allen text, by section
General
Authorities.
Mind
[ 100 .]
Head
[ 200 .]
Scalp.
Eyes
[ 300 .]
Face
[ 400 .]
Mouth
[ 500 .]
Stomach
[ 600 .]
Abdomen
[ 700 .]
Rectum And Anus.
Stool
URINARY Organs. [ 800 .]
Sexual Organs
Respiratory Apparatus. [ 900 .]
Chest
[ 1000 .]
Heart And Pulse.
NECK And Back. [ 1100 .]
EXTREMITIES In General.
Upper Extremities. [ 1200 .]
Lower Extremities. [ 1300 .]
Generalities
[ 1400 .]
Skin
Sleep And Dreams. [ 1500 .]
Fever
[ 1600 .]
Conditions
Additions.
SUPPLEMENT: ACONITUM.
Authorities.
Head
Eye.
Stomach
[ 1700 .]
Urinary Organs
Respiratory Apparatus.
Heart And Pulse.
Extremities
Superior Extremities.
Inferior Extremities.
Skin
[ 1800 .]
Fever
Supplement.
Complete text of the Aconitum Napellus entry in T. F. Allen - Encyclopaedia of Pure Materia Medica; origin and preparation from Clarke. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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