Lapis Albus

8 entries across 7 books · abbreviations: LAP A, LAP-A

Source and preparationMineral · Silico-fluoride of calcium

PreparationTrituration. Clarke

Full source note…

Silico-fluoride of calcium. Calcarea silico-fluorata. (A species of gneiss found by Grauvogl in the mineral springs of Gastein, and named by him Lapis albus, "White Stone." These waters flow over gneiss formations into the valley of the Achen, where goître and cretinism abound.) Trituration. Clarke

Remedies said to end or reduce the action of Lapis Albus, for example if it has caused an unwanted reaction. What is an antidote?

Antidoted byNo antidote recorded in these books

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compare 15Arsenicum Album Arsenicum Iodatum Asterias Rubens Badiaga Calcarea Carbonica Calcarea Iodata Conium Maculatum Cundurango Gastein Iodium Kali Carbonicum Kali Iodatum Silica Marina Silicea Terra Spongia Tosta

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compare 6Aconitum Lycoctonum Baryta Iodata Calcarea Fluorica Calcarea Phosphorica Calcarea Silicica Gastein

Clinical (Clarke)

Carcinoma Cretinism Dysmenorrhoea Epithelioma Fibroma Glands, enlarged Goître Leucorrhoea Pruritus Scirrhus Scrofula Tuberculosis Tumours

Lapis Albus

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1 Boericke

3 Clarke

4 Hering

6 Nash

6 Nash

18 Dewey

21 Hale

27 Anshutz

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