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SABAL SERRULATA
(Saw Palmetto)
Sabal is homeopathic to irritability of the genito-urinary organs.
General and sexual debility. Promotes nutrition and tissue
building. Head, stomach, and ovarian symptoms marked. Of
unquestioned value in prostatic enlargement, epididymitis, and
urinary difficulties. Acts on membrano-prostatic portion of
urethra. Iritis, with prostatic trouble. Valuable for undeveloped
mammary glands. Fear of going to sleep. Languor, apathy and
indifference.
SABINA
(Savine)
Has a special action on the uterus; also upon serous and fibrous
membranes; hence its use in gout. Pain from sacrum to the
pubis. Hæmorrhages, where blood is fluid and clots together.
Tendency to miscarriage, especially at third month. Violent
pulsations; wants windows open.
Relationship.--Complementary: Thuja.
Antidote: Puls.
SACCHARUM OFFICINALE
(Cane-sugar)
SALICYLICUM ACIDUM
(Salicylic Acid)
SALVIA OFFICINALIS
(Sage)
SAMBUCUS NIGRA
(Elder)
SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM
(Nitrate of Sanguinarine)
Dose.--Third trituration.
SANICULA AQUA
(The Water of Sanicula Springs, Ottawa, I11)
Dose.--Thirtieth potency.
SANTONINUM
(Santonin)
The eye symptoms and those of the urinary tract are most
prominent. It is of unquestioned value in the treatment of worm
diseases, as gastro-intestinal irritation, itching of nose, restless
sleep, twitching of muscles. Ascaris lumbricoides, and thread
worms, but not tapeworms. Night cough of children. Chronic
cystitis. Laryngeal crises and lightning pains of tabes.
SARCOLACTIC ACID
Is apparently formed in muscle tissue during the stage of
muscle exhaustion. Differs from ordinary Lactic acid in its
relation to polarized light. It represents a much broader and
more profoundly acting drug and its pathogenesis is quite
dissimilar from the normal acid. Proved by Wm. B. Griggs,
M.D, who found it of great value in the most violent form of
Epidemic influenza, especially with violent and retching and
greatest prostration, when Arsenic had failed. Spinal
neurasthenia, muscular weakness, dyspnœa with myocardial
weakness.
SARRACENIA PURPUREA
(Pitcher-plant)
SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS
(Smilax)
Renal colic; marasmus and periosteal pains due to venereal
disease. Eruptions following hot weather and vaccinations;
boils, and eczema. Urinary symptoms well marked.
Antidote: Bell.
SCROPHULARIA NODOSA
(Knotted Figwort)
SCUTELLARIA LATERIFOLIA
(Skullcap)
This is a nervous sedative, where nervous fear predominates.
Cardiac irritability. Chorea. Nervous irritation and spasms of
children, during dentition. Twitching of muscles. Nervous
weakness after influenza.