| Common Name : |
Wild Indigo |
| Botanical Name : |
Baptisia Tinctoria R.BR. |
| Part Used : |
Root |
| Physiological Actions : |
This agent in large doses produces vomiting, purging and prostration; poisonous doses have produced death. It has a decided action on the gastro-intestinal tract, increasing the secretions of the glands of the entire intestines. In small doses it is |
| Therapeutic Use : |
The symptoms of this drug are of an asthenic type,simulating low fevers,septic conditions of the blood,material poisoning,and extreme prostration.Indescribable sick feeling.All the Secretions are offensive breath, stool, urine, sweat.etc.Baptisia in |
| Pricing Class : |
G |
| Description : |
Septic condition of the blood, malaria poisoning and extreme prostration, temperature above 105- to 107 violent headache, furious delirium and feeling as if the limbs were apart from him and an attempt to father the scattered limb. |
| Dosage : |
Baptisia Tinctoria Ø 3 drops every 2 hours. |
| Group : |
Mother Tincture |
| Strength : |
1:10 |
| Reference : |
EHP and Materia Medica |
