Concomitant symptoms are highly valuable to individualize a patient and to make a suitable prescription. Its presence during the proving gives a distinctive identity to a drug and carries more value in materia medica and in clinical practice. Therefore, concomitant symptoms need to be repeatedly verified clinically. Keeping in view this aspect, an attempt has
In homoeopathic practice, the enormous clinical scope and widespread application of polycrests is imbibed in the very definition as stated by Hahnemann in Nux vomica chapter of Materia Medica Pura where he described them as medicines ‘the majority of whose symptoms correspond in similarity with the symptoms of the commonest and most frequent of human
In South Africa Strychnos henningsii enjoys a reputation as a bitter tonic, and is extensively used in the treatment of abdominal pains and colic. The plant is used in the treatment of nausea, to induce vomiting, and as an antihelmintic in children. The bark has been used to stimulate appetite and has been described in
This fact sheet provides basic information about cinnamon—common names, what the science says, potential side effects and cautions, and resources for more information. Cinnamon comes from the bark of trees native to China, India, and Southeast Asia. A popular cooking spice in many cultures for centuries, cinnamon also has a long history of use as
Headaches are one of the most common forms of pain. More than 45 million Americans have headaches severe enough to require the help of a health care professional. Headaches occur when pain-sensitive nerve endings around the scalp, in the blood vessels that surround the skull, in the lining around the brain, and in other areas
Headaches are one of the most common forms of pain. For some people a headache may be a minor irritation once or twice a year, while others can suffer disabling pain on an almost daily basis. Headaches occur when pain-sensitive nerve endings around the scalp, in the blood vessels that surround the skull, in the
Headaches are one of the most common forms of pain. For some people a headache may be a minor irritation once or twice a year, while others can suffer disabling pain on an almost daily basis. Headaches occur when pain-sensitive nerve endings around the scalp, in the blood vessels that surround the skull, in the
As a Health Specialist (Clinical Studies), you will perform the following tasks: Provide regulatory guidance for the design of NCCAM studies; Participate in development and implementation of procedures to establish and maintain coordination among the various components of clinical trials; Oversee the clinical monitoring/auditing of assigned studies; Oversee the process for clinical study site visits;