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Copaiva Officinalis
5 entries across 5 books · abbreviations: COP · Family: Leguminosae
Source and preparationPlant · Leguminosae (Fabaceae) · Copaiva
PreparationTincture of the balsam. Clarke
Full source note…
Copaiva. Copaifera officinalis. N. O. Leguminosae. Tincture of the balsam. ClarkeAbout the family
Leguminosae…
Leguminosae, now usually called Fabaceae, is the pea or legume family of flowering plants, including peas, beans, clovers, acacias, and many trees and shrubs that typically bear pods. Among the listed homeopathic remedies, its best-known members are Baptisia Tinctoria, Lathyrus Sativus, Physostigma Venenosum, Robinia Pseudacacia, and Senna.Entries
T. F. Allen
COPAIVA · Timothy Field Allen · 30,445 chars
Clarke
Copaiva · John Henry Clarke · 6,876 chars
Boericke
COPAIVA OFFICINALIS · William Boericke · 2,043 chars
T. F. Allen
COPAIVA · Timothy Field Allen · 1,968 chars
Nash
Copaiva · E. B. Nash · 1,550 chars
Relations (this remedy →)
compare 14Apis MellificaBarosma CrenulatumBothrops LanceolatusCannabis SativaCantharis VesicatoriaCubeba OfficinalisErigeron CanadenseKali BromatumKalium IodatumSantalumSenecioSenecio AureusSepia OfficinalisVespa Crabro
Backlinks (other remedies → this one)
compare 17Arsenicum AlbumBarosma CrenulatumBenzoicum AcidumCannabis SativaCubeba OfficinalisCuprum ArsenicosumCuprum MetallicumErigeron CanadenseEupatorium PurpureumLithium CarbonicumMyrtus CommunisSelenium MetallicumSenecio AureusSenegaSilphium LacinatumTerebinthinaThuja Occidentalis
incompatible / inimical 1Allium Sativum
similar 1Hydrophobinum
Other remedies of the Leguminosae
Astragalus MenziesiiBalsamum PeruvianumBaptisia Confusa AceticaBaptisia TinctoriaDerris PinnataDolichos PruriensGalegaGenistaGymnocladus CanadensisHaematoxylon CampechianumHedysarum IldefonsianumIndigo TinctoriaJequirityKinoLaburnumLathyrus SativusMelilotusMimosaMucuna UrensOnonisOxytropis LambertiPhysostigma VenenosumPiscidiaRobinia PseudacaciaSennaTongo Dipterix OdorataTrifolium PratenseTrifolium Repens