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Raphanus Sativus

5 entries across 5 books · abbreviations: RAPH · Family: Cruciferae

Source and preparationPlant · Cruciferae (Brassicaceae) · Raphanus sativus
PreparationTincture from fresh root immediately before flowering in spring. Tincture of whole fresh plant. Clarke
Full source note…Raphanus sativus. Radish. (And R. raphanistrum. Wild Radish.) N. O. Cruciferae. Tincture from fresh root immediately before flowering in spring. Tincture of whole fresh plant. Clarke
About the family
Cruciferae…Cruciferae, now Brassicaceae, is the mustard family of mostly herbaceous plants with four-petaled cross-shaped flowers, including cabbages, mustards, radishes, and wallflowers. Its best-known homeopathic members are Sinapis Nigra and Sinapis Alba (mustards), Raphanus Sativus (radish), Armoracea Sativa (horseradish), and Iberis Amara.
Antidoted byCopaiva Officinalis ClarkeCurare ClarkeLycopodium Clavatum ClarkePassiflora Incarnata Clarke

Entries

Clarke

Raphanus · John Henry Clarke · 28,205 chars

T. F. Allen

RAPHANUS · Timothy Field Allen · 25,514 chars

Hering

Raphanus Sativus · Constantine Hering · 6,108 chars

Boericke

RAPHANUS SATIVUS · William Boericke · 1,465 chars

Lippe

Raphanus sativus · Adolph zur Lippe · 1,029 chars

Relations (this remedy →)

compare 34Anacardium OrientaleArgentum NitricumAsa FoetidaBelladonnaBrassica NapusBryonia AlbaCarbo VegetabilisGratiola OfficinalisIgnatia AmaraIpecacuanhaKali BichromicumKali BromatumKali CarbonicumKali IodatumLycopodium ClavatumMagnesium CarbonicumMedorrhinumMelilotus Officinalis
+16 moreMercurius SolubilisMillefoliumMomordica BalsamicaNatrum MuriaticumNitricum AcidumOriganum MajoranaPhosphorusPsorinumRatanhia PeruvianaRhodium MetallicumRhus ToxicodendronSanguinaria CanadensisSenegaSepia OfficinalisThlaspi Bursa PastorisThuja Occidentalis
follows well 7Armoracea SativaBrassica NapusCheiranthus CheiriLycopodium ClavatumMatthiola GraecaSinapis NigraThlaspi Bursa Pastoris

Backlinks (other remedies → this one)

compare 5Brassica NapusCarbo VegetabilisCheiranthus CheiriLepidium BonarienseRatanhia Peruviana

Other remedies of the Cruciferae

Armoracea SativaBrassica NapusCheiranthus CheiriIberis AmaraLepidium BonarienseMatthiola GraecaSinapis AlbaSinapis NigraThlaspi Bursa PastorisVesicaria

Research (2)

Papers in PubMed that mention this remedy together with homeopathy, newest first.

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  1. [Homeopathy for the restoration of transit after abdominal surgery]Fingerhut A · Chirurgie; memoires de l'Academie de chirurgie · 1990 · Clinical Trial, Randomized Controlled Trial
  2. [Evaluation of 2 homeopathic products on the resumption of transit after digestive surgery. A multicenter controlled trial]Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983) · 1989 · Clinical Trial, Randomized Controlled Trial

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Clinical (Clarke)

(Priapism.) Pregnancy, toothache ofAlcoholismAmblyopiaAxilla, inflamed gland inBreasts, pains beneath; betweenCatalepsyCoughDiarrhoeaDysmenorrhoeaEmaciationEpistaxisFaintnessFeverFlatulenceFlushingsHeadacheHeart, palpitation ofHeel, pain inHerniaHysteriaInsomniaLienteriaLiver, affections of; abscess ofMenorrhagiaMetrorrhagiaMyopiaNumbnessNymphomaniaOesophagus, affections ofOlecranon, pain inPemphigusSeborrhoeaTonsillitisToothacheYawning

Indicated for (Boger)

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