This document contains excerpts from Samuel Hahnemann's Organon of the Healing Art that provide fragments of pure materia medica. It discusses how Hahnemann laid the foundation for future homeopathic materia medica by compiling effects of remedies he did not prove. The excerpts describe potential uses and provings of remedies like Pulsatilla, Sulphuric Acid, Aconite, Belladonna, Filix Mas, Sambucus Nigra, Petroselinum, Pimpinella Saxifraga, Sabina, Opium, Mercury, Violatricolor, Ulmus Fulva, Cinchona, Ignatia, Bryonia

2. A COLLECTION OF
FRAGMENTS OF PURE MATERIA MEDICA
from
‘ORGANON OF THE HEALING ART’
Gyandas G. Wadhwani MD(Hom)
Chief Medical Officer (Homoeopathy);
Senior Lecturer (Organon of Medicine & Homoeopathic
Philosophy), Dr B. R. Sur Homoeopathic Medical
College, Hospital & Research Centre
Directorate of ISM & Homoeopathy, Govt of NCT of
Delhi, India.
Email: homoeopathygyan@gmail.com
drgyanwadhwani@yahoo.co.in

3. IT IS POSSIBLE TO FIND IN
ORGANON, THE HIGHEST WISDOM OR
FOLLY AS PER THE NATURAL
TENDENCY OF THE READER!
August Karl Gustav Bier (1861-1949)
German surgeon & Pioneer of Spinal Anaesthesia

4. ‘Organon of the Healing Art’ is a book
that is essential for any medical
practitioner/ physician who intends
to master the art of healing.

5. The word ‘Organon’ is derived from
latin word, Organum, which means
an instrument of learning/ knowing.
It is the failure to grasp this true
meaning which has made the study
of Organon tedious and redundant.

6. James Tyler Kent,
An address preliminary to the study of
homoeopathics. Homoeopathician 1912; 1:6
..the masters of these living doctrines
and the materia medica have been
constant readers of this great work. Not
one of the great prescribers has ever
claimed a discovery not fully set forth in
this work, but in all their greatest
accomplishments have said that they
based their success upon the
Organon… …

7. James Tyler Kent
An address preliminary to the study of
homoeopathics. Homoeopathician 1912; 1:6
….It is the first book for the student to
read and the last for the old and busiest
physician to ponder over. When Lippe,
Wells and scores of others advocated a
continuous reading of this book during
their long careers, should we not
likewise look upon it with a feeling of
profound respect? ….

8. James Tyler Kent,
An address preliminary to the study of
homoeopathics. Homoeopathician 1912; 1:6
…. Should we not crave for the hidden
truths that has made these faithful
followers of law so successful?To whom
would a rational man apply for light
when desiring to follow law in healing
the sick and measuring out uses to
man? Naturally to Hahnemann and his
faithful adherents, and not to those who
smile at what they choose to consider
ravings of an aged man…

9. Organon is not just a book of philosophy,
it is a compendium of wisdom of
Hahnemann’s lifetime.
It is a chronicle of his pure
observations, scientific medical
experimentation, discoveries, re-
discoveries, convictions, successes,
failures, induction, his constant
endeavors to improvise, develop and
establish the ‘art of healing’ for the
posterity.

10. This is the reason why the esteemed
founder of homoeopathy,
Hahnemann, revised it six times.
We give below a compilation of
fragments of pure materia medica
from Hahnemann’s organon.

11. It is well known that Hahnemann proved
and published pure effects of 100
remedies (including Psorinum) during his
lifetime.
But Hahnemann, in order to establish
homoeopathy, also laid the the
foundation of future materia medica by
providing a compilation of toxicological
and curative effects of numerous other
remedies that he did not prove in his
lifetime.

12. His worthy successors, who diligently
read organon, also picked up his clues
for further enlargement of pure materia
medica.
They not only proved those remedies but
also benefitted from his practical tips on
usage of remedies in difficult or special
conditions.

13. FRAGMENTS
OF
PURE MATERIA MEDICA

14. INTRODUCTION, PG 4, F.N. 2
In a case of sudden derangement of the stomach,
with constant disgusting eructations with the taste of
the vitiated food, generally accompanied by
depression of spirits, cold hands and feet, etc
Such a derangement of the stomach is usually of
dynamic origin, caused by mental disturbance (grief,
fright, vexation), a chill, over-exertion of the mind or
body immediately after eating, often after even a
moderate meal..
....a single time at a globule the size of a mustard
seed, moistened with highly diluted pulsatilla
juice

15. INTRODUCTION, PG 5, F.N.
Even the acid gastric acid, to
eructations of which patients of
chronic diseases are not infrequently
subject…
…its dynamic cause is removed by
a very small dose of a high dilution
of sulphuric acid, or still better, if iit
is of frequent recurence, by the
employment of minutest doses of
antipsoric remedies..

16. INTRODUCTION, PG 5, F.N 3
In general inflammatory fevers, in
acute pleurisy…
…may be removed by the smallest
dose of a homogeneous
(homoeopathic) medicine, as, for
instance, by a small globule of the
decillion-fold dilution of aconite
juice, with abstinence from
vegetable acids..

17. INTRODUCTION, PG 10, F.N 1
Vermicular diseases
But the presence of these is always
dependent on a general taint of the
constitution (the psoric), joined to an
unhealthy mode of living. Let the latter be
removed and former cured
homoeopathically..
…the morbid symptoms of patients
suffering from tapeworm … are rapidly
relieved (homoeopathically) by the
smallest dose of tincture of male-fern
root (Filix mas aspidium)..

18. APPENDIX, PG 157, ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION…Vermicular dieases
“The tapeworm lives in the human body which has
not been made more ill by unsuitable medicines
( the tape-worm is most frequently met with in
subjects below the years of puberty-rather less
frequently at other ages ) for a few years only, to
wit, as long as the contents of the bowels are so
constituted as to contain nourishment for the worm.
But if the constitution of its human host gradually
changes, if he becomes stronger and healthier, then
his intestinal contents no longer afford sustenance
for the tape-worm; it diminishes in size and at last
goes away altogether, as though starved…

19. … or worn out by age. Hence it follows that the
physician can pursue no better treatment for the
tape-worm than to promote this necessary
alteration in the body by the homoeopathic, radical
cure of the chronic malady, which betrays itself by
those acute symptoms curable by fern-root and by
other signs, and when they are cured the tape-
worm disappears of its own accord (starved or
grown old), and the patient even should he be
attacked by indisposition, feels nothing more of the
worm.”

20. INTRODUCTION, PG 26, F.N 1
..after a chill… during the cold stage
of the catarrhal fever..
.. to drink…an infusion of elder
flowers (Sambucus nigra)..

21. INTRODUCTION, PG 26, F.N 1
…there are anxious, often ineffectual,
efforts to urinate in little children, ..in
ordinary gonorrhoea, which is well known
by the very painful, frequent and almost
ineffectual attempts to make water....
Parsley juice (Petroselinum)…the fresh
juice of this plant has the power of
causing, in healthy persons, a painful,
almost fruitless, urging to urinate &
consequently cures homoeopathically?

22. INTRODUCTION, PG 27, F.N.
..causes great secretion of
mucus in the bronchia and
fauces… combated the so-
called mucous angina
pimpernal root (Pimpinella
saxifraga)

23. INTRODUCTION, PG 27, F.N.
..causes and cures
metrorrhagia..
Leaves of savine (Sabina)

24. INTRODUCTION, PG 27, F.N.
...constipation from
incarcerated hernia and in
ileus….dangerous comatose
state in acute fevers..
Opium

25. INTRODUCTION, PG 27, F.N.
...non venereal ulcers of
fauces…
Mercury

26. F.N. APHORISM 16, 6TH
EDN. PG 36
Most severe disease may be
produced by sufficient disturbance of
the vital force through the
imagination and also cured by the
same means.

27. F.N. APHORISM 17, PG 37
A warning dream, a superstitious fancy, or
a solemn prediction that death would
occur at a certain day or at a certain hour,
has not unfrequently produced all the
signs of commencing and increasing
disease, of approaching death and death
itself at the hour announced, which could
not happen without the simultaneous
production of inward change
(corresponding to the state observed
externally); and hence in such cases all
the morbid signs indicative of….

28. …approaching death have frequently been
dissipated by an identical cause, by some
cunning deception or persuasion to a belief
in the contrary, and health suddenly
restored, which could not have happened
without the removal, by means of this moral
remedy, of the internal and external morbid
change that threatened death.

29. F.N. APHORISM 33, PG 42-43
…smooth scarlatina of Sydenham still
occasionally prevailed epidemically
among children….all the children who
took in time a very small dose of
belladonna remained unaffected by this
highly infectious infantile disease…

30. F.N. APHORISM 160, PG 98
The facial eruption that viola tricolor
cured was aggravated by it at the
commencement of its action….. The bark
of elm (Ulmus fulva) cures most certainly
those skin diseases which it increases at
the beginning of its action…

31. F.N. APHORISM 183, PG 103
In cases where the patient (which,
however, happens excessively seldom in
chronic, but not infrequently in acute,
diseases) feels very ill, although his
symptoms are very indistinct, so that this
state may be attributed to the benumbed
state of the nerves, which does not permit
the patient’s pains and sufferings to be
distinctly perceived, this torpor of the
internal sensibility is removed by opium,
and in its secondary action the symptoms
of the disease become distinctly apparent.

32. F.N. APHORISM 213, PG 112
Thus Aconite will seldom or never
effect a rapid or permanent cure in a
patient of a quiet, calm, equable
disposition; and just as little will Nux
vomica be serviceable where the
disposition is mild and phlegmatic,
Pulsatilla where it is happy, gay and
obstinate, or Ignatia where it is
imperturbable and disposed neither to
be frightened nor vexed.

33. APHORISM 234, PG 118
Those apparently non-febrile, typical,
periodically recurring morbid states…
always belong to the chronic
diseases…. sometimes necessary to
employ as an intermediate remedy a
small dose of potentised solution of
cinchona bark, in order to extinguish
completely their intemittent type.

34. F.N. APHORISM 246, 5TH
EDN.
PG 124-125
…. But the vital force shows the
greatest resistance to salutary action
upon itself of the strongly indicated
sulphur, and even exhibits manifest
aggravation of the chronic disease,
though the sulphur be given in the
very smallest dose, though only a
globule of the size of mustard seed
moistened with tinct. Sulph X° be
smelt, …

35. …. if the sulphur have formerly (it may
be years since) been improperly given
allopathically in larger doses. This is
one lamentable circumstance that
renders the best medicinal treatment
of chronic diseases almost
impossible… …

36. …. In such cases we have only to let
the patient smell a single time
strongly at a globule the size of a
mustard seed moistened with
mercur metall. X, and allow this
olfaction to act for about nine days, in
order to make the vital force again
disposed to permit the sulphur (at least
the olfaction of tinct. Sulph. X°) to
exercise beneficial effect…

37. APHORISM 234, PG 118
Those apparently non febrile, typical,
periodically recurring morbid states…..
always belong to the chronic
diseases, mostly to those that are
purely psoric, are but seldom
complicated with syphilis,….it is
sometimes necessary to employ as
an intermediate remedy a small
dose of potentized solution of
cinchona bark, in order to extinguish
completely their intermittent type.

38. APHORISM 242, PG 121
If, however, in such an epidemic
intermittent fever the first paroxysms
have been left uncured, or if the
patients have been weakened by
improper allopathic treatment…. We
have now to do with psoric intermittent
fever only, and this will generally be
subdued by minute and rarely
repeated doses of sulphur or hepar
sulphuris in a high potency.

39. APHORISM 244, PG 122
…,and yet a healthy man may in his
youth become habituated even to
marshy districts and remain in good
health, provided he preserves a
faultless regimen and his system is
not lowered by want, fatigue or
pernicious passions….one of two
very small doses of a highly
potentized solution of cinchona
bark would… speedily free him from
the disease…

40. APHORISM 251, PG 129
There are some medicines (e.g.,
ignatia, also bryonia and rhus, and
sometimes belladonna) whose
power of altering man's health
consists chiefly in alternating actions
…. Should the practitioner find, on
prescribing one of these,….no
improvement follows, he will in most
cases soon effect his object by giving
(in acute diseases, even within a few
hours) a fresh and equally small dose
of the same medicine.

41. F.N. APHORISM 282, 6TH
EDN. PG 144
The rule to commence the homoeopathic
treatment of chronic diseases with the
smallest possible doses and only
gradually augment them is subject to a
notable exception in the treatment of the
three miasms while they still effloresce
on the skin…. These not only tolerate,
but indeed require, from the very
beginning large doses of their specific
remedies of ever higher and higher
degrees of dynamization daily
(possibly also several times daily)…

42. F.N. APHORISM 284, 6TH
EDN. PG 146
The power of medicines acting upon the
infant through the milk of the mother or
wet nurse is wonderfully helpful. Every
disease in a child yields to the rightly
chosen homoeopathic medicines given in
moderate doses to the nursing mother and
so administered, is more easily and
certainly utilized by these new world-
citizens than is possible in later years. ….

43. …..Since most infants usually have
imparted to them psora through the milk
of the nurse, if they do not already
possess it through heredity from the
mother, they may be at the same time
protected antipsorically by means of the
milk of the nurse rendered medicinally in
this manner……

44. ….But the case of mothers in their (first)
pregnancy by means of a mild antipsoric
treatment, especially with sulphur
dynamizations prepared according to the
directions in this edition (§ 270), is
indispensable in order to destroy the psora -
that producer of most chronic diseases -
which is given them hereditarily; destroy it
both within themselves and in the
foetus, thereby protecting posterity in
advance. ...

45. ….. This is true of pregnant women thus
treated; they have given birth to children
usually more healthy and stronger, to the
astonishment of everybody. A new
confirmation of the great truth of the
psora theory discovered by me.

46. APPENDIX PG 159 F.N.2
The case, as recorded, is as follows: “ A
man at Athens was seized with a cholera;
he vomited and had a discharge
downwards, and was in a good deal of pain.
His vomiting and purging could not be
stopped. His voice failed him, he could not
be turned in his bed; his eyes were covered
with a mist and were hollow. He was
affected with spasms, which extended from
his bowels up to his stomach, and then he
had the hiccup….

47. …. His stools were much more copious
than what he voided by vomiting. He drank
some hellebore in the juice of lentils, and
moreover, drank some of that juice after
it, as much as he could, and by this induced
a vomiting, after which both the vomiting
and purging stopped, but he became cold.
Then he washed himself downwards from
the middle, until the upper parts were quite
warm. He lived after this. The next day he
drank a pottage of barley”

48. APPENDIX PG 160
Convulsions accompanied with
tremors; epilepsy
Agaricus muscarius, causes and
cures

49. APPENDIX PG 160
Allays pains of the stomach and
flatulent colic caused by purgatives
Oil of anise-seed (Illicium), causes
and cures

50. APPENDIX PG 160
Useful in various kinds of
haemorrhage: extensive
haemorrhoidal flux; hemoptysis;
uterine hemorrhage; haematuria;
epistaxis
 Yarrow (Millefolium), excites an
cures

51. APPENDIX PG 160
Excites scalding during urination with
discharge of slimy urine
Cured a case of painful discharge of
purulent urine
Bearberry (Uva ursi)

52. APPENDIX PG 161
Cures a species of dropsy because it
diminishes the urinary secretion with
continual desire to pass water and
scanty discharge of fiery red urine
Cure of hypochondriacal asthma and
asthma complicated with apparent
hydrothorax because excites
dyspneoa and asthma.
Colchicum autumnale

53. APPENDIX PG 161
Creates colic, great restlessness and
agitation
Helps little children affected with colic,
great restlessness and agitation,
crying and inability to sleep
Jalapa

54. APPENDIX PG 161
Occasions a kind of colic, much
flatulence and turgor of the blood
(ordinary cause of insomnia)
Cures patients afflicted with violent
colic, ends their restless nights.
Senna

55. APPENDIX PG 161
Causes viscid mucous discharge from
the vagina,
Cured leucorrhoea of long standing
Dictamnus root (Dictamnus albus)

56. APPENDIX PG 162
Cured a general, chronic, humid,
eroding, scabious eruption
Produced a scabious papular eruption
over the whole body (in a syphilitic
patient)
Clematis erecta

57. APPENDIX PG 162
Excites inflammation in the eyes
Cures lippitudo (lippitude: bleary
eyed/ soreness of eyes) and a certain
form of opthalmia
Euphrasia

58. APPENDIX PG 162
Efficacious in hysterical fainting fits
Produces suspension of the senses
and general insensibility
Nutmeg (Nux moschata)

59. APPENDIX PG 162
Old practice of applying in
inflammations of the eye
Excites a species of opthalmia in
healthy persons
Rose water (Rosa damascena)

60. APPENDIX PG 162
Produces vesicles which gradually
cover the entire body
Cures various kinds of herpetic
eruptions
Causes complete prostration of
muscular powers, with mental
aberration taking the form of fear of
impending death
Enabled a cure of paralysis of lower
extremities with mental weakness
 Rhus toxicodendron (and

61. APPENDIX PG 163
Cures and produces: most violent
diseases caused by a chill in cold
damp weather; convulsions attended
with delirium
Produces a species of eczema &
herpes: herpetic eruption which
covered the entire body for a fortnight;
eczema on hands; eruptions on the
labia pudendi
Woody nightshade (S. dulcamara)

62. APPENDIX PG 163
Produces swelling of the entire body
Cured a case of dropsy
Black nightshade (Solanum
nigrum)

63. APPENDIX PG 163-164
Even external application causes
edematous swelling
Cured a species of dropsy
Elder (Sambucus nigra)

64. APPENDIX PG 164
Produces pleurisy and inflammation
of the lungs
Cured a case of pleurisy
Squill (Scilla maritima)

65. APPENDIX PG 164-165
Excites singular delusions and
convulsions
Cured daemonia (extraordinary
delusions attended with spasmodic
movements of limbs) and other
convulsions
Cured two cases of chorea, one
caused by fright and other by
mercurial vapour, because it excites
involuntary movements of the limbs

66. Destroys recollection & memory and
hence cures weakness of memory
Cured a case of melancholia
alternating with mania because it
excites similar alternating mental and
emotional aberrations
Thornapple (Stramonium)

67. APPENDIX PG 165
Occasions: pressive pain in the
stomach; vomiting and diarrhoea;
syncope; great debility; a kind of
jaundice; bitterness of the mouth;
tension of the abdomen; depressing
excessively the vital powers,
producing bodily and mental
exhaustion, indigestion and loss of
appetite

68. When all these symptoms or morbid
states occur in intermittent fever or
other morbid states, it is useful in
cases of exhaustion, indigestion and
loss of appetite after acute fevers
Cinchona bark (China officinalis)

69. APPENDIX PG 165
Produces and stops various sorts of
haemorrhage
Produces and is efficacious in
asthma, particularly spasmodic
asthma
Ipecacuanha

70. APPENDIX PG 166
Efficacious in certain kinds of
convulsions because it excites the
same
Ignatia

71. APPENDIX PG 166
Persons who have been injured by a
blow or contusion feel pains in the side,
a desire to vomit, spasmodic
lancinating and burning pains in the
hypochondria, accompanied by
anxiety, tremors and involuntary starts
when waking and in sleep, similar to
those produced by electric shock,
formication in the injured parts.
Arnica produces and cures the effects
of blow, fall or bruise
 Arnica montana

72. APPENDIX PG 166-167
Excites in healthy persons symptoms
resembling species of hydrophobia and
hence cures.
The futile attempts to sleep, the
embarrassed respiration, the anxious
burning thirst for liquids, which when
presented to the patient he rejects with
violence; the flushed countenance, fixed
and sparkling eyes, the suffocation
caused by drinking with inordinate thirst,
the general inability to swallow anything;
….

73. …. the desire to bite those around him
alternating with terror; the inclination to
spit all around him; and to run away; and
the continual moving about of the body
Cured different kinds of mania and
melancholy because produces peculiar
kinds of insanity
Produces and cures amaurosis with
coloured spots before the eyes
Belladonna

74. APPENDIX PG 167-168
Causes and cures convulsions very
similar to those of epilepsy
Mental alienation: a kind of stupid
mental derangement
Produces a picture of hysteria
Cured a case of vertigo of twenty years’
standing; causes intense vertigo
Jealous mania cured by accident
because excites jealousy and mania in
healthy

75. Spasmodic closure of eyelids, causes
and cures
Causes and cured a case of spasmodic
constriction of the throat with inability to
swallow
Henbane (Hyoscyamus)

76. APPENDIX PG 168
Extraordinary salutary effects in so
called low nervous fevers where the
temperature of body is lowered,
sensibility diminished and vital powers
greatly depressed because produces
the same state
Camphor

77. APPENDIX PG 169
Strong infusion produces anxiety
and palpitation of the heart in
persons not habituated; if taken in
small quantities, excellent remedy
for such symptoms when produced
by other causes
Tea (Thea chinensis)

78. APPENDIX PG 169-171
A condition of convulsions without
consciousness resembling the death
agony, alternating with attacks of
spasmodic and jerky, sometimes also
sobbing and stertorous respiration, with
icy coldness of the face and body,
lividity of the feet and hands and
feebleness of the pulse, was cured
because of symptom similarity

79. Produces an extreme and almost
irresistible tendency to sleep,
accompanied by profuse perspiration
and delirium; cured epidemic fever on
these indications
During pyrexia, removes head troubles,
burning sensation in skin & difficulty in
perspiration; head becomes free,
burning febrile heat disappears, skin
becomes soft and bathed in profuse
perspiration.

80. Opium cured a case of fever with
violent headache, tension and
hardness of pulse, dryness and
roughness of skin, burning heat,
difficult and debilitating perspirations,
constantly interrupted by extreme
restlessness; produces same state.
In a fever patients were speechless,
eyes open, limbs stiff, pulse small and
intermittent, respiration laboured,
snoring and stertorous, and deep
somnolence, opium produced good
effects because homoeopathic.

81. Cures lethargy and lethargic fevers;
produces lethargy
In a case of epilepsy, fits occur only
during sleep; lethargic stupor with
stertorous respiration can be restored
to normal sleep by its means
Severe obstinate constipation; Ileus
Insensibility and numbness of arms,
legs and belly
Opium

82. APPENDIX PG 171
Cured serious uterine haemorrhage
as it causes uterine haemorrhage
and consequently abortion, in
healthy women
Savine (Sabina)

83. APPENDIX PG 171
Millar’s spasmodic asthma cured
specifically because it produces fits of
spasmodic suffocating constriction of
the chest without cough
Musk (Moschus)

84. APPENDIX PG 172-173
Retention of urine with strangury is
one of the symptoms produced
Excites painful ischuria, scalding
urine, inflammation of the urethra
Hence cures cases of very painful
ischuria and recent inflammatory
gonorrhoea
Cantharides (Cantharis)

85. APPENDIX PG 172-173
Administration of sulphur internally, in
persons of sensitive disposition
occasions tenesmus, sometimes
attended with vomiting and griping
Hence cures dysentry & Haemorrhoidal
tenesmus
Causes bath-rash resembling itch of
wool workers; by carrying powdered
sulphur in our clothes we are preserved
from the infection by the itch of wool
workers.

86. By means of homoeopathic power
sulphurous mineral baths cure psoric
eruptions
Fumes of burning sulphur reanimated
persons found in a state of asphyxia
from other causes because sulphurous
fumes are themselves very suffocating.
Sulphur

87. APPENDIX PG 173-4
Curative in cases of salivation &
ulceration of the mouth caused
by mercury
Excites salivation and ulceration
of fauces
Nitric acid

88. APPENDIX PG 174
Species of tetanus produced by a bath
of caustic potash and by the
application of a solution of salt of tartar
(sort of semi-caustic potash) increased
irritability of muscles up to excite
tetanic convulsions
Hence found curative in certain kinds
of tetanus
Caustic Potash

89. APPENDIX PG 174
Remarkable cures of cancers in the
face because the metallic oxide
produces very painful tubercles, very
difficult to cure, deep burrowing
malignant ulcerations and cancerous
ulcers
Praised for cure of plague buboes and
carbuncles as it gives rise to
inflammatory swellings which quickly
become gangrenous and to black
pocks

90. Curative in certain forms of intermittent
fever as it causes a peculiar fever..
Sovereign remedy in some kinds of
angina pectoris as it gives rise to
oppression of respiration, dyspnoea
almost accounting to suffocation;
sudden attacks of asthma excited by
walking, attended with great
depression of the vital powers.
Arsenic

91. APPENDIX PG 175
Causes convulsions and reiterated
attacks of epilepsy
Hence cures certain kinds of chorea
and epilepsy
Copper

92. APPENDIX PG 175
Cured a species of phthisis, hectic
fever, chronic catarrh and humid
asthma because it produces same
Cures pains of the stomach by same
virtue
Tin (Stannum met)

93. APPENDIX PG 175-176
Produces most obstinate constipation
and even ileus and hence cures such
cases
Cured cases of iliac passion and other
obstinate constipations
Cured obstinate hypochondriacal
sufferings as it causes similar ailments
Lead (Plmbum met)

94. APPENDIX PG 176-177
Speedily cured an inflammatory swelling
of tongue and pharynx as it produces
inflammation and tumefaction of the
interior of the mouth
Causes weakening of the intellectual
faculties, imbecility and mental
alienation joined with power of exciting
salivation; hence cured a case of
melancholia alternating with increased
secretion of saliva

95. Successful in cases of cynanche
tonsilaris accompanied with purpura and
other bad forms of sore throat because
produces sore throat of worst
description
Homoeopathically cured ulcerous
inflammation of mouth with apthae and
flow of foetid saliva and other species of
buccal aphthae
Cures caries especially after
mechanical injuries of the bone and
other non-venereal caries

96. APPENDIX PG 177
Physicians have endeavored to cure
croup by means of mercury but failed
because this metal does not produce
similar change… Hepar sulphuris
calcareum, which excites cough by
impeding respiration, but still better, as I
found, the tincture of burnt sponge..

97. APPENDIX PG 177-179
Excites acceleration of pulse and febrile
paroxysms; cured cases of tertian and
quartan fevers
Causes convulsive movements and
continued convulsions; cured morbid
convulsions; cured 10 years old girl who
due to lightning had lost her speech,
partial use of left arm, was subject to
constant involuntary movement of arms
and legs and continued spasmodic
contraction of fingers of left hand

98. Produces and cures a kind of sciatica
and ophthalmia/ inflammations of the
eye
Cured varices because produces
varicose tumors
Produces and cures rheumatic pains
permanently in numerous instances
Induration of mammary glans was
removed by lightning
Cured indurated cervical glands
because causes swelling of cervical
glands

99. Possesses power of shortening the
muscles; cured a case of aphasia of 13
years standing caused by stiffness of
tongue
Causes intolerable burning pricking
pain so cured a kind of tic douloureux
Electricity

100. APPENDIX PG 191
The antipsoric medicines…. Contain no
so-called isopathic remedies, because
their pure effects, even those of the
potentized itch-miasm (psorin) are a
long way from being sufficiently
proved… I say homoeopathic, for the
prepared itch-matter does not remain
idem, even if given to the patient from
whom it was taken…

101. APPENDIX PG 221
A patient struck down with typhus,
insensible and comatose, with burning
hot skin bathed in perspiration, with
stertorous respiration coming from his
open mouth in a jerky interrupted
manner, &c. is restored to
consciousness and in few hours to
health by the smallest dose of opium…

102. This is just a small compilation
of one of the hidden treasures of
Organon.
A thorough study shall help us
discover many more.

103. As Dr J. N. Majumdar used to
say, ‘Whenever in doubt, refer
to the Organon and you shall
find the answer.’
The advice seems to have been
taken seriously by a man who is
as far from homoeopathy as can
be and yet so near!

104. …A human being's vitality resides in his
immune system, also referred to as the vital
force or the life force in homoeopathy. This
life force, unlike our physical (material)
organs, is a medium of (immaterial) energy.
We can neither see it nor touch it, yet every
doctor believes that it exists and regulates
our health. The immaterial life force of an
organisation, as distinct from all its material
resources, is its strategy.....
Rajiv Bajaj
(Investment banker, investment strategy and financial planner)

105. .... I believe most organisations fail because a
less-than-vital strategy inside them makes
them susceptible to the inimical conditions
outside them. In homoeopathic terms, the
external conditions are only the exciting
cause of their disease; the fundamental cause
lies within them. Thus the best advice that i
ever got was upon reading the Organon of
edicine by Dr Samuel Hahnemann, the
founder of homoeopathy…
Rajiv Bajaj
(Investment banker, investment strategy and financial planner)

106. Let us true Hahnemannians not
neglect the legacy, which is
rightfully ours…. Organon of
the Healing Art.

107. All the page numbers
mentioned are from the
following publication of
Organon:
Hahnemann S. Organon of
Medicine, 5th
and 6th
Edition, B
Jain Publishers (P) Ltd,
India.2009.