The Homoeopathic Recorder 1944 Oct Vol LX No 4
Allan D Sutherland COURAGE. Here is something to give heart to the faltering and to stimulate the efforts of those who are going places in drug therapeutics. If you can borrow, steal or buy a copy of I.H.A. Transactions, 1890, turn to page 449 and read the account of a large, 42 x 6 … Read more
ROYAL E. S.HAYES, M.D. While a certain Dr. J. H. is startling us with his homoeopathic handsprings and cartwheels I beg to relate an extraordinary feat of prescribing performed by this particular writer which should give me the lead in precocity, at least temporarily; one could not expect to keep up the pace, of … Read more
J. L. KAPLOWE, M. D. THE ADDITIONAL GROUP (Heavy Metals). FERRUM METALLICUM. Ferr. met is characterized by a tendency to rushes of blood, the face changing from pallor to fiery red on the slightest provocation. Red parts may suddenly turn pale, such as the lips, tongue, and mouth. Mucous membranes are pale, and the … Read more
Grace Stevens [ Read before I.H.A., Bureau of Clinical Medicine, June, 1944.]. One of the most trying affections to endure or to treat is that of sinus infection, a condition too often met with nowadays. It is especially prevalent in a damp climate like that in which I live. The Connecticut River Valley is … Read more
[ Read before I.H.A., Bureau of Clinical Medicine, June, 1944]. PLUMB BROWN, M.D. The lexicon defines a syndrome as ” a series of symptoms associated with a disease and forming together a clinical picture of the disease.” Is it ever permissible to speak of a cure syndrome ?. Fifty years ago this summer I … Read more