Sinapis Alba

2 entries across 2 books · Family: Cruciferae

Source and preparationPlant · Cruciferae (Brassicaceae) · Brassica alba

PreparationTrituration and tincture of the seeds. Clarke

Full source note…

Brassica alba. White Mustard. Senf-Kohl. N. O. Cruciferae. Trituration and tincture of the seeds. 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 byNo antidote recorded in these books

Entries

3 Clarke

Sinapis Alba · John Henry Clarke · 8,181 chars

14 T. F. Allen

SINAPIS ALBA · Timothy Field Allen · 24,098 chars

Relations (this remedy →)

compare 12Abies Nigra Anacardium Orientale Bryonia Alba Cina Maritima Naphthalinum Nux Vomica Pulsatilla Pratensis Santoninum Scirrhinum Sepia Officinalis Sinapis Nigra Teucrium Marum Verum

Backlinks (other remedies → this one)

compare 1Sinapis Nigra

Other remedies of the Cruciferae

Armoracea Sativa Brassica Napus Cheiranthus Cheiri Iberis Amara Lepidium Bonariense Matthiola Graeca Raphanus Sativus Sinapis Nigra Thlaspi Bursa Pastoris Vesicaria

Clinical (Clarke)

Anus, itching of; affections of Flatulence Gastric ulcer Gastritis Headache Heartburn Lactation, dyspepsia of; sore mouth of Mouth, inflammation of; ulceration of Oesophagus Pregnancy, dyspepsia of; sore mouth of Salivation Threadworms Vomiting Worms