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Heloderma

3 entries across 3 books · abbreviations: HELO · Family: Helodermidae

Source and preparationPlant · Helodermidae · Gila monster
PreparationTrituration of sugar of milk saturated with the venom. Solution of the venom in alcohol. Clarke
Full source note…Gila monster. Heloderma suspectum. N. O. Helodermidae of the Lacertilia. Trituration of sugar of milk saturated with the venom. Solution of the venom in alcohol. Clarke
About the family
Helodermidae…Helodermidae is a small family of venomous lizards commonly known as Gila monsters and beaded lizards, native to the southwestern United States, Mexico, and Guatemala. Its only member in the database is Heloderma, which is also the family's best-known homeopathic remedy, derived from the venom of these lizards.
Antidoted byNo antidote recorded in these books

Entries

Anshutz

Heloderma · Edward Pollock Anshutz · 36,531 chars

Clarke

Heloderma · John Henry Clarke · 15,816 chars

Boericke

HELODERMA · William Boericke · 1,815 chars

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  1. The toxicology of Heloderma suspectum: the Gila monsterBonnet MS · The British homoeopathic journal · 2000 · doi

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