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Mulberry bark, Morus alba proving/antidote?
19yo male, fit healthy, olive skin, lean, relaxed, analytial, inquisitive, takes risks. Chewed mulberry bark 3 weeks ago,why? = 'dangerous' curiosity? Result - Initialy on eating - gums sensitive/raw pain with salivation, sublingual glands swollen, sore. Has been getting headaches from exertion, right post. head, throbbing with pulse, extending to left post head if continue exertion - eg 1st week - 50 x pushups = extreme headache (migraine?), photosensitive. Worsening over next week - 3 x pushups = severe headache, etc. Now seems to be reducing but careful not to exert. Possibility mulberry latex toxicity? I haven't come across any provings of 'Morbus alba' as yet. ?Lycop., Chelid., wondering if anyone has any reference to provings of Morbus alba, is aware of antidotes to Mulberry if fit picture. Waiting on more info from client on present condition.kram.02 on 2011-09-28
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Nux Vomica and arsenic alb may be used as antidote for the given symptoms, preferably nux. It is possible that more than one dose may be needed.
♡ kadwa last decade
There is no published proving of Mulberry as yet. As far as I know, there are no established group themes for the family either (Moraceae).
The only antidote you ever need, is the remedy that matches the symptoms you have (law of similars). The principle of homoeopathy is always in effect.
The only antidote you ever need, is the remedy that matches the symptoms you have (law of similars). The principle of homoeopathy is always in effect.
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
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