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Sinapis Nigra
5 entries across 5 books · abbreviations: SIN N, SIN-N · Family: Cruciferae
Source and preparationPlant · Cruciferae (Brassicaceae) · Brassica nigra, Black Mustard
PreparationTrituration and tincture of seeds. Clarke
Full source note…
Brassica nigra, Black Mustard. N. O. Cruciferae. Trituration and tincture of seeds. ClarkeAbout 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.Dose3X · Third potency. · Boericke ⓘ
Remedies said to end or reduce the action of Sinapis Nigra, for example if it has caused an unwanted reaction. What is an antidote?
Entries
1 Boericke
SINAPIS NIGRA · William Boericke · 1,604 chars
3 Clarke
Sinapis Nigra · John Henry Clarke · 11,403 chars
4 Hering
Sinapis Nigra Et Alba · Constantine Hering · 22,508 chars
14 T. F. Allen
SINAPIS NIGRA · Timothy Field Allen · 28,385 chars
23 T. F. Allen
SINAPIS NIGRA · Timothy Field Allen · 435 chars
Relations (this remedy →)
compare 14Argentum NitricumArmoracea SativaCapsicum AnnuumColocynthisFerrumLycopodium ClavatumMangifera IndicaPhosphorusPulsatilla PratensisRhus AromaticaSanguinaria CanadensisSinapis AlbaSulphurThiosinaminum
Backlinks (other remedies → this one)
compare 9Aralia RacemosaArmoracea SativaArum TriphyllumCheiranthus CheiriLepidium BonarienseMagnesia MuriaticaSinapis AlbaSuccinumThlaspi Bursa Pastoris
follows well 1Raphanus Sativus