THE HOMOEOPATHIC RECORDER 1948 Jun Vol LXIII No 12

MOORE T K., M.D.   Miss C., aged 27, very active and overworking last three years. Unable to work now for eight months. Attacks of pain in heart going to left shoulder and arm, severe, repeating day and night twelve to fourteen times in twenty-four hours. Diagnosis angina pectoris, but that is not important. Attacks … Read more

Rabe R F SOME ADVANCES OF HOMOEOPATHIC PRACTICE.   “The attainment of mastery in the practice of homoeopathy is the top of the profession, the quintessence of medical experience.” So wrote this strange, rare and peculiar editor (Selah!) once before. Now, after sixteen more giant trips around the solar cycle he would not only reaffirm … Read more

SAMUEL POZNANSKY, B.A., M.D.   The heat-regulating, or thermogenetic, centre maintains normal body temperature at 98.4F. It is located in the hypothalamus. Afferent nerves in the skin and mucous membranes carry sensations of temperature to the cerebrum. The vasomotor, cardiac and respiratory centres, as well as the metabolic centres and sweat centres in the cord, … Read more

[ Read before Bureau of Materia Medica, I.H.A., June 27, 1947.] [+ This is the second of three articles on Nitric acid. The third will appear in an early issue.]. C. P. BRYANT, M.D.   Nitric acid is a tissue remedy of wide application, but with a particular affinity for the skin and mucous membranes, … Read more

[ Read before the Bureau of Materia Medica, I.H.A., June 27, 1947.]. [+ This is the second of two articles on Thuja. The first appeared in the April 1948 issue.]. A. H. GRIMMER, M.D.   Thuja is one of the most useful and far reaching remedies of the Materia Medica whose therapeutic worth was discovered … Read more