IBS

A presentation by Dr J.D. Millar B.Sc. N.D.

Hom.
 APHORISM 1-4
1-The physician's high and only mission is to restore the sick to health, to cure, as it is termed.1

2-The highest ideal of cure is rapid, gentle and permanent restoration of the health, or removal and
annihilation of the disease in its whole extent, in the shortest, most reliable, and most harmless way, on easily
comprehensible principle.

3-If the physician clearly perceives what is to be cured in diseases, that is to say, in every individual case of
disease ( knowledge of disease, indication ),
if he clearly perceives what is curative in medicines, that is to say, in each individual medicine ( knowledge
of medical powers ), and
if he knows how to adapt, according to clearly defined principles, what is curative in medicines to what he
has discovered to be undoubtedly morbid in the patient, so that the recovery must ensue -
to adapt it, as well in respect to the suitability of the medicine most appropriate according to its mode of
action to the case before him ( choice of the remedy, the medicine indicated ),
as also in respect to the exact mode of preparation and quantity of it required (proper dose ), and the
proper period for repeating the dose:
- if, finally, he knows the obstacles to recovery in each case and is aware how to remove them, so that the
restoration may be permanent: then he understands how to treat judiciously and rationally, and he is a true
practitioner of the healing art .

4- He is likewise a preserver of health if he knows the things that derange health and cause disease, and
how to remove them from persons in health.
 What is IBS
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common disorder that affects
the large intestine (colon). Irritable bowel syndrome commonly
causes cramping, abdominal pain, bloating, gas, diarrhea and
constipation. IBS is a chronic condition that you will need to
manage long term.

Even though signs and symptoms are uncomfortable, IBS

unlike ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, which are forms of
inflammatory bowel disease doesn't cause changes in bowel
tissue or increase your risk of colorectal cancer. Mayo Clinic
 Main Types
IBS - Diarrhea

IBS- Constipation

IBS-M Both Diarrhea and Constipation

IBS- U Neither

IBS -A Alternating Diarrhea and Constipation

IBS - PI Post infective

Diet and Lifestyle
Etiologic Factors
Genetic and Epigenetic Predisposition

Medications / Pharmaceuticals

Post infective

Toxins : environmental , chemicals pesticides fertilizers, heavy metals , volatiles ,

, bacterials, viral and fungal

Gut Brain Axis (CNS) (PNEI)

Psychogenic Factors

HPA Axis affects (ANS)

Intestinal Dysbiosis: Fundamental Shift in the internal biome

Motility Issue: neuromuscular systems

Increased Gut permeability : mucous membranes and the immunological systems (PNEI)
 Rule Outs

Celiacs

Microscopic Colitis

IBD

Bile malabsorbtion

Bowel CA
 The Micro-Biome
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is an extremely prevalent but poorly understood gastrointestinal disorder.
Consequently, there are no clear diagnostic markers to help diagnose the disorder and treatment options
are limited to management of the symptoms. The concept of a dysregulated gut-brain axis has been
adopted as a suitable model for the disorder. The gut microbiome may play an important role in the onset
and exacerbation of symptoms in the disorder and has been extensively studied in this context.
Moreover, it has been reliably demonstrated that manipulation of the microbiota can influence the key
symptoms, including abdominal pain and bowel habit, and other prominent features of IBS.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is the most common functional gastrointestinal (GI) disorder accounting
for up to 50% of visits to general practitioners for GI complaints
There is a lower abundance of mucosa-associated Bifidobacteria in diarrhea predominant IBS (IBS-D)
compared to constipation predominant IBS (IBS-C) patients
Of note is the report in healthy adults that subjects who experienced pain, assessed by questionnaire,
over the 7 wk duration of the study had over five-fold less Bifidobacteria compared to those without pain
From a therapeutic perspective, certain probiotic strains, such as B. infantis 35624 and Lactobacillus
acidophilus, can ameliorate colonic hypersensitivity in animal models
The Gut-Brain Axis
 Psychiatric Co-mormidity

It is well established that psychiatric comorbidities,

particularly anxiety and depression, are common
among patients with IBS

Anti biotics associated with Depression

 As above so below
The macrocosm and the
microcosm
We live in this world
and.This world lives in us
 Symptoms of IBS
abdominal pain and cramps, which may come in "on-again, off-again"
bouts or as a continuous dull ache.

constipation or diarrhea, or alternating periods of both.

urgent need to have a bowel movement.

excessive gas.

bloating.

changes in bowel habits.

mucus in the stool.

Flatulence is defined in the medical literature as "flatus expelled
through the anus" or the "quality or state of being flatulent",
which is defined in turn as "marked by or affected with gases
generated in the intestine or stomach; likely to cause digestive
flatulence".
IBS Remedies from RW: Irritable bowel (58): abrot., aloe,
ango., aq-tun., arg-n., ars., asaf., bals-p., bani-c., brahmi,
calc., calc-p., calc-sil., carb-v., carc., cench., cere-b., chin.,
coll., coloc., cupr-acet., ferr-ar., ferr-i., ferr-p., foll., 2gaert.,
grat., ham., kali-bi., lac-d., lampr-s., light-ven., lil-t., lyc.,
mag-s., menthol, merc-n., nat-c., nat-m., nat-s., nux-v., osm.,
phos., barb., plan-m., plat., rhus-g., sal-ac., sid-al., spect.,
staph., stry., tann-ac., thuj., 3Torul., ubul., vib., wh-ch-b.
 Nux vomica
rectum; dysentery; diarrhea, without (1) *
rectum; constipation; alternating with diarrhea; purgatives, after abuse of (1) *
abdomen; rumbling noise; morning; stool, before; diarrhea (1) *
rectum; constipation; diarrhea; with (1) *
rectum; diarrhea; ginger, after (1) ***
rectum; constipation; urging; ineffectual urging and straining; stool; after
usual (2) ****
abdomen; hernia; umbilicus; constipation, with (2) *
abdomen; pain; diarrhea would appear, as if; cold, from taking a (2) ****
rectum; constipation; bilious temperaments, in (2) ****
rectum; diarrhea; drugs, after (2) ***
rectum; constipation; chocolate, after (2) *
rectum; constipation; hernia, with umbilical (2) *
rectum; constipation; peristaltic action, from irregular (2) ****
 Ign
rectum; constipation; cold agg. (1) ***: 3Ign. 137

rectum; constipation; neurasthenia, in (1) ***: 3Ign. 137

rectum; constipation; prolapse, in (15) ***: 3Aesc. , alum. , am-c. , bry. , 102 102 1326 1326

3Coll. , ferr. , 3Ign. , lyc. , med. , podo. , ruta , sep. , sil. , stann. ,
22 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 1000 102

sulph. 102

rectum; constipation; riding in a carriage, while (2) ***: 3Ign. , 3Plat. 40 22

rectum; constipation; urging; with; erection, with (2) ***: 3Ign. , 3Thuj. 137 137

rectum; diarrhea; night; agg.; fright agg. (1) *: ign. 54

rectum; diarrhea; grief, after (11) ***: calc-p. , 3Coloc. , 3Gels. , 2hoch. , 58 58 58 269

3Ign. , 2kali-br. , merc. , op. , 3Ph-ac. , 2staph. , sulph.

10 8 58 58 10 10 809

rectum; pain; constipation, with; children, in (4) *: ign. , lyc. , sulph. , verat. 102 102 102
22

rectum; pain; constipation, with; pain in rectum, with persistent (14) ***:
3Aesc. , aloe , alumn. , caust. , hydr. , 3Ign. , lyc. , mur-ac. , 3Nat-m.
102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102

, 3Nit-ac. , rat. , sep. , sulph. , thuj.

102 102 102 102 102 102
 Strychninum

Nux-vom on Steroids

the toxic alkaloid in the loganacea family

 Aloe
rectum; diarrhea; forenoon; ten am.; ten pm., until (1) *
abdomen; pain; morning; noon, until; diarrhea, after (1) *
abdomen; pain; forenoon; ten am.; noon, until, after diarrhea (1) *
abdomen; pain; cramping, gripping; forenoon; ten am.; noon, until, after
diarrhea (1) *
rectum; diarrhea; old people, in; colic, in (1) ****
rectum; diarrhea; dysentery, after (1) ***
rectum; diarrhea; beer; agg.; stopping drinking (1) *
rectum; diarrhea; midnight; after; two am.; nine am. or ten am., until (1) *
rectum; constipation; weather; cloudy, in (1) ***
rectum; flatus; constipation, with (2) **
rectum; diarrhea; natural stool in evening (2) *
rectum; constipation; difficult stool; urination amel. (2) *
rectum; constipation; eaters, of large (2) *
rectum; constipation; urging; with; irresistible (2) ***
 Croton Tiglium

mind; fear; disease, of; diarrhea, in (1) ***

abdomen; swashing, splashing noise; night, during diarrhea (1) *
abdomen; swashing, splashing sensation; night, during diarrhea (1) *
rectum; pain; dragging; diarrhea, as from (1) ***
skin; eruptions; vesicles; diarrhea, in (1) **
generalities; weakness; sudden; diarrhea, in (1) *
rectum; diarrhea; milk; amel., warm (2) *
abdomen; pain; diarrhea would appear, as if; flatus amel. (2) *
rectum; diarrhea; alternating with; eruptions (3) *
rectum; diarrhea; rest amel. (4) *
head; brain; diarrhea, from suppressed (6) *
rectum; pain; pressing; diarrhea, as from (7) ***
 Momordica

MOMORDICA BALSAMICA
(Balsam Apple)
PHARMACY - mom-b. Momordica balsamica. Balsam apple. Momordica balsamina. N.O. Cucurbitaceae. Momordica. Tincture of fresh ripe fruit.
ABDOMEN: Griping, general colic pains, starting from back and spreading over whole abdomen, piercing, labor-like pains in hypogastrium. (Accumulation
of flatus in splenic flexure of colon, rumbling.)
Momordica balsamum; of this we have but one characteristic symptom, and that is accumulation of flatus in the splenic flexure of the colon, precisely
like Lycopodium. It is a very convenient thing to known this.

abdomen; pain; bowels; colon; splenic flexure (2) : 3All-c. , mom-b. Farr Boer

abdomen; flatulence; incarcerated; splenic flexure of colon (1) : mom-b. Alle

abdomen; flatulence; colon; sigmoid flexure (1) : 3Sulph. Farr

abdomen; flatulence; colon; splenic flexure (5) : 3All-c. , cadm. , kali-c. , Farr Hath Boe

3Lyc. , 3Mom-b.
Farr Alle

abdomen; rumbling noise; colon, splenic flexure (2) : 3Lyc. , verb. Farr Boe

abdomen; distension; colon; splenic flexure, with rumbling (2) : 3Lyc. , Farr

mom-b. Alle
 Gambogia

mind; sadness; diarrhea, in (11) ***

mind; sadness; diarrhea, in; chronic (5) ***
teeth; coldness; diarrhea, in (1) *
abdomen; pain; cutting; umbilical region; stool; before; diarrhea (1) *
rectum; diarrhea; old people, in; weather, in warm (1) ***
rectum; diarrhea; sweets, after (11) ***
rectum; diarrhea; weather; warm, in; hot; old people (1) *
 Arg-nit
rectum; diarrhea; sour food; amel. (1) ***: 3Arg-n.58

rectum; diarrhea; imagination, from exalted (1) ***: 3Arg-n. 58

abdomen; distension; children, in; diarrhea, in (1) *: arg-n. 116

abdomen; pain; sore, bruised; hypochondria; diarrhea, in (1) ****: 4ARG-N. 58

rectum; diarrhea; night; agg.; coughing at daytime (1) *: arg-n. 8

rectum; diarrhea; thoughts, from (1) *: arg-n.54

stomach; vomiting; mucous; diarrhea, in (1) ****: 4ARG-N. 36

rectum; diarrhea; excitement, emotional, agg.; theatre, as before (1) ****:

4ARG-N. 58

abdomen; pain; drawing; stool; during; diarrhea (1) ***: 3Arg-n. 36

abdomen; pain; hypochondria; diarrhea, in (2) ****: 4ARG-N. , 3Ars. 58 1

rectum; constipation; urging; ineffectual urging and straining; stool; followed

by involuntary (2) *: agar. , arg-n.
111 111

rectum; diarrhea; lying; agg.; side, on; left (3) ***: 3Arg-n. , arn. , 3Phos.
36 36 36

stomach; vomiting; stool; after; diarrhea (3) ***: 3Arg-n. , eug. , sant.
36 85 85
 Arsenicum
rectum; diarrhea; disorganization, from (1) *: ars. 102

abdomen; pain; cutting; hypogastrium; diarrhea, in (1) ***: 3Ars. 1

abdomen; pain; cutting; tearing; stool; during, diarrhea (1) ***: 3Ars. 36

abdomen; pain; cramping, gripping; hypogastrium; stool; during; diarrhea (1)

*: ars.
1

abdomen; pain; wandering; diarrhea, in (1) *: ars. 36

rectum; pain; cutting; stool; during; diarrhea (2) ****: 4ARS. , 3Merc. 58 36

rectum; diarrhea; midnight; after; noon, until (2) *: ars. , cist.

58 58

rectum; diarrhea; meat, from; putrescent (2) *: ars. , crot-h.

102 102

rectum; diarrhea; rancid food, after (2) ***: 3Ars. , carb-v.

58 58

rectum; diarrhea; heart complaints, in (3) ***: 3Ars. , lob. , 3Tab.

47 76 47

rectum; diarrhea; warmth; amel.; external (3) ***: 3Ars. , 3Hep. , 3Nux-m.
58 58 36

rectum; diarrhea; burns, after (3) *: ars. , calc. , corv-c.

58 8 258

abdomen; pain; tearing; stool; during; diarrhea (3) ***: 3Ant-t. , 3Ars. , bov. 22 36
36
 Verat-a
rectum; constipation; fainting, with (1) *: verat.
102

rectum; diarrhea; chill; before (1) *: verat.

122

rectum; constipation; weather; cold, in (1) *: verat. 102

stomach; vomiting; stool; during; diarrhea; violent and profuse (1) *: verat. 8

rectum; pain; constipation, with; children, in; nursing children (1) ****:
4VERAT. 22

rectum; diarrhea; cucumbers, after (2) *: all-c. , verat.

144 58

abdomen; pain; cutting; morning; stool; during; diarrhea (2) ***: ambr. , 36

3Verat.36

abdomen; pain; drawing; diarrhea, as after (2) *: bar-acet. , verat. 36 36

rectum; diarrhea; neuralgia, in (2) *: spig. , verat.

8 85

rectum; diarrhea; painful; children, in (2) *: sabad. , verat.

102 85

rectum; constipation; hypochondriasis, in (3) ***: 3Nat-m. , 3Sulph. , 3Verat.

47 54 54

stomach; hiccough; stool; during; diarrhea (4) ***: ang. , cinnam. , hyos. ,
58 58 10

3Verat.58
 Colocynthus

abdomen; pain; evening; stool; amel.; diarrhea (1) *: coloc. 36

rectum; diarrhea; cold, as after taking (1) *: coloc. 1

rectum; constipation; cheese, after (2) ***: 3Coloc. , crot-c.

47 214

abdomen; pain; cramping, gripping; umbilical region; diarrhea; before (3) *:

coloc. , mag-c. , plat.
58 1 58

rectum; diarrhea; coffee; amel. (4) ***: brom. , 3Coloc. , corn. , phos.
22 58 58 22

rectum; diarrhea; pain; after; stomach, in, after (4) ***: 3Coloc. , hell-f. , 36 85

hist. , ven-m.
461 2147

rectum; diarrhea; lemonade, after (4) ***: ant-c. , 3Cit-ac. , 3Coloc. ,

58 58 22

3Phyt. 58

rectum; constipation; smoking amel. (4) *: cann-s. , coloc. , lach. , tab.

36 11 36 36

rectum; diarrhea; drinks; agg.; cold; water (6) ***: ars. , carb-v. , 3Coloc. ,
8 8 22

lyc. , sep. , sulph.

8 5 8
 Dys-co

head; pain, headache; violent; diarrhea, in (1) *: dys-co.136

rectum; diarrhea; midnight; after; three am.; agg.; six am., until (1) *: dys-
co.726

rectum; diarrhea; cold; becoming, after; menses, during (1) *: dys-co. 726

rectum; diarrhea; headache; during (4) *: bell. , dys-co. , rhus-t. , zinc.

58 136 10 162
 Morg/ Morg-g
rectum; constipation (831) ****: abies-c. , 3Abies-n. , abr. , abrom-aug. , 3Abrot. , absin. , acal. , 2acan-pl. , 3Acet-ac. , 4ACON. , acon-ac. , acon-l. , adam. , 3Adeps-s. , 2adon. ,
36 36 526 3158 56 10 97 510 36 5 232 85 222 7045 1028

aegle. , 2aego-p. , 4AESC. , 2aesc-g. , 4AETH. , 4AGAR. , agki-p. , 3Agn. , 2agri. , agro. , aids , ail. , alco. , 3Alet. , alf. , 3All-c. , all-s. , alli-m. , allox. , aln. , 4ALOE , alst-s. ,
3158 327 36 36 36 5 1202 5 1125 85 265 58 212 47 100 58 36 264 119 25 36 102

4ALUM. , alum-p. , 4ALUM-SIL. , 4ALUMN. , 4AM-C. , 4AM-M. , 4AMBR. , 2amet. , aml-n. , 2ammc. , 3Amph. , ana-i. , 4ANAC. , 3Anag. , anan. , 3Ander. , androc. , androg-p. ,
5 58 58 11 5 5 5 312 752 36 36 274 10 8 36 3158 222 3158

3Ang. , 3Ango. , 4ANT-C. , ant-m. , 3Ant-s. , ant-t. , anth. , aphis. , apiol. , 4APIS , 4APOC. , 2apoc-a. , apom. , aq-mar. , aral. , 3Aral-h. , aran. , aran-ix. , aran-s. , ard-h. , 3Arg. ,
1 36 5 85 36 5 85 36 55 5 47 2010 1121 36 85 102 85 149 192 508 58

3Arg-n. , arg-s. , arge-p. , arist-cl. , 4ARN. , 4ARS. , ars-h. , 3Ars-i. , 3Ars-met. , ars-s-f. , arund. , 3Asaf. , asar. , asc-c. , asc-t. , asim. , aspart. , 3Aster. , atista , atro. , 3Aur. ,
10 205 264 119 5 1 85 58 8 58 58 5 102 2051 2051 36 295 54 3158 2051 10

aur-ar. , 2aur-i. , 3Aur-m. , 3Aur-m-n. , 3Aur-s. , 3Aza. , ba-sv. , ba-tn. , 4BAC. , 2bacch-a. , bad. , bamb-a. , bani-c. , 2bapt. , 3Bar-c. , bar-i. , 4BAR-M. , bar-s. , 4BELL. ,
58 58 58 36 58 1086 136 149 62 424 58 1184 204 25 5 58 1028 58 5

2bell-p. , 2benz-ac. , 3Berb. , berb-a. , 3Bism. , blatta , boerh. , 3Bol. , bold. , 2bor. , bos-s. , botul. , 3Bov. , brach. , bros-g. , 3Brucel. , 4BRY. , bufo , bung-f. , buni-o. , 2c-di-o.
1125 58 36 85 5 422 192 36 102 8 402 72 5 8 259 241 5 22 1202 149

, 3Cact. , 2cadm. , 2cadm-i. , caesal-s. , cahin. , 3Calad. , 4CALC. , calc-acet. , 3Calc-ar. , calc-chln. , 3Calc-f. , calc-i. , calc-ox. , 4CALC-P. , 3Calc-s. , 2calc-sil. , calen. , calop-s.
205 36 138 142 702 58 5 5 142 8 102 36 11 114 54 58 58 85

, 3Camph. , 3Canch. , cand-a. , 2cand-p. , 3Cann-i. , 4CANN-S. , 4CANTH. , 4CAPS. , 4CARB-AC. , 4CARB-AN. , 4CARB-V. , carbn. , 4CARBN-S. , 3Carc. , 2card-b. , 4CARD-M. ,
222 5 36 239 285 2051 5 5 1 37 1 5 85 36 102 1125 36

2care-a. , cari. , 3Carl. , carn-g. , 3Casc. , cass. , cassi-f. , 2cassi-s. , cath-a. , caul. , 4CAUST. , cean. , cedr. , cench. , 2cent-u. , cer-o. , cere-b. , 4CHAM. , 3Cheir. , 4CHEL. ,
1125 1138 36 264 8 36 192 192 264 58 5 764 2051 58 1125 531 85 5 137 5

chelo. , chen-a. , 2chen-v. , 3Chim. , 4CHIN. , chin-ar. , chin-m. , 2chin-s. , chion. , chir-f. , chlam-t. , chlf. , chlor. , chloram. , chlorpr. , choc. , chol. , chr-ac. , chr-o. , 3Cic. ,
2051 807 8 2051 5 58 85 10 85 422 295 2051 197 149 149 222 55 58 85 5

cic-m. , 2cich. , 3Cimic. , cimx. , 3Cina , cinch. , cinis-p. , cinnam. , cinnb. , cit-l. , citl-l. , clad-r. , 4CLEM. , cler-i. , 3Cob. , coc-c. , 3Coca , 4COCC. , cod. , 4COFF. , coff-t. ,
85 1125 7045 1094 5 10 417 85 85 85 197 265 36 3158 58 58 2051 5 2051 5 85

4COLCH. , 4COLL. , 4COLOC. , 4CON. , convo-d. , 3Cop. , cor-r. , cordy-a. , corn. , corn-a. , corn-f. , cortiso. , cot. , crat. , 3Croc. , 3Crot-c. , 3Crot-h. , croto-t. , cub. , culx. , culx-
5 2051 5 1 85 36 58 588 58 85 85 119 85 999 8 36 10 58 54 215

p. , cund. , 4CUPR. , 3Cupr-acet. , 3Cupr-ar. , cupr-s. , cur. , curc. , 4CYCL. , cyg-c. , cymbo-ci. , cyni-c-g. , 3Cypr. , cyrt-p. , cyt-l. , 3Daph. , 2dict. , 3Dig. , digin. , 3Dios. ,
422 85 5 36 36 85 36 192 8 222 2184 265 102 418 85 10 85 22 85 2051

2diox. , dirc. , 4DOL. , dor. , dpt , dros. , dubin. , 4DULC. , dys-co. , echis-c. , eich-c. , 3Elaps , 3Elat. , electr. , emb. , enal-c. , epig. , epip. , erb. , erech. , ery-a. , eryth. , eucal.
302 58 8 85 588 58 85 5 726 55 144 11 58 85 3158 273 4066 1028 209 36 58 700

, 3Eug. , euon. , euon-a. , euonin. , 2eup-c. , eup-per. , eup-pur. , euph. , euph-a. , euph-hy. , euph-l. , 3Euphr. , eupi. , excr-can. , fago. , 3Falco-p. , 3Fel. , 3Ferr. , 3Ferr-ar. ,
2051 10 58 85 85 1125 58 58 1 85 36 77 36 58 269 40 265 47 36 58

ferr-cy. , 3Ferr-i. , ferr-m. , ferr-p. , ferr-pic. , ferr-s. , ferr-sil. , fic-sp. , fil. , 3Fl-ac. , 3Foen. , foll. , 3Form. , 3Franz. , frax. , 3Fuc. , 3Fum. , 3Gaert. , galeoc-c. , gall-ac. ,
102 58 10 58 1177 8 209 610 85 8 1125 149 2051 36 524 85 1125 149 273 36

galph. , 3Gamb. , gar-c. , gast. , 3Gels. , geoc-c. , ger. , 3Germ. , 3Get. , 2geum , 2gink. , gins. , glon. , 3Glyc. , glyc-g. , gnaph. , goss. , 2gran. , 4GRAPH. , 4GRAT. , 3Guai. ,
748 36 1359 36 47 264 85 222 7045 1125 2189 85 36 102 587 36 122 10 5 10 10

guare. , guat. , gymn. , 2haliae-lc. , hall , 3Ham. , hedeo. , hedy. , helia. , 3Hell. , helo. , helod-c. , hema-h. , 4HEP. , her-s. , herin. , hippo-k. , hippoz. , hir. , hist. , 2hoch. , hom.
36 119 2051 222 85 62 36 85 36 5 706 205 750 5 85 308 444 58 144 461 269

, home. , hura , 4HYDR. , hydr-ac. , 3Hydrc. , hydro-c. , hydrog. , 3Hyos. , hyosin. , 3Hyper. , ictod. , 2igf , 4IGN. , 2ind. , indg. , 3Indol. , ingluv. , interf. , 4IOD. , iodof. , 3Ip. ,
58 85 58 2051 193 873 2147 222 5 96 367 1028 232 5 57 8 72 40 241 5 85 5

2irid. , 4IRIS , jab. , jac-c. , 4JAL. , 3Jatr. , 3Joan. , jug-c. , 2jug-r. , just. , 3Kali-acet. , 3Kali-ar. , 4KALI-BI. , 3Kali-br. , 4KALI-C. , 3Kali-chl. , kali-cy. , kali-fcy. , kali-hp. ,
222 2051 58 58 1125 58 72 2051 10 97 36 58 10 2051 5 58 85 85 2051

3Kali-i. , kali-l. , 3Kali-m. , kali-ma. , 2kali-n. , 3Kali-p. , 4KALI-S. , 3Kali-sil. , kali-sula. , 4KALM. , 3Kaol. , kiss. , kola. , 4KREOS. , kres. , kurch. , 3Lac-ac. , 3Lac-c. , 4LAC-D. ,
36 1074 85 85 5 58 58 72 85 11 7045 36 1184 5 149 192 58 58 8

lac-del. , 2lac-dr. , lac-eq. , 3Lac-f. , lac-h. , 2lac-leo. , lac-v. , 4LACH. , lachn. , 2lact. , lam. , lam-cy. , lampr-s. , 3Lap-a. , 2lap-be-e. , lap-c-b. , lap-gr-m. , lappa , lat-h. ,
204 606 204 55 214 204 85 5 8 10 102 422 467 58 426 194 194 1028 301

latex , 4LAUR. , 2lava-e. , 3Lec. , 4LED. , leon. , 2lepro. , 3Lept. , leuc-c. , 4LIL-T. , lim. , 2lina. , linu-c. , 2linu-u. , lipp. , lith-c. , lob. , lob-s. , lol. , loxo-r. , lsd , lup. , lute-o. ,
265 5 445 58 5 508 197 2051 664 36 8 1125 85 1125 85 227 58 8 85 205 265 85 209

4LYC. , lycpr. , lycps. , lyss. , 4M-ARCT. , 3M-art. , m-aust. , macrin. , mag-acet. , 4MAG-C. , 4MAG-M. , mag-p. , mag-s. , magn-gr. , maland. , malar. , 3Manc. , 2mand. , 3Mang. ,
5 85 2051 58 5 5 5 85 11 1 5 8 36 85 1064 85 36 36 5

mang-acet. , mang-m. , mang-o. , mang-p. , 2mangi. , mant-r. , marm-a. , 4MED. , mel-alt. , 3Meli. , meli-a. , 4MENY. , meph. , 4MERC. , 4MERC-C. , merc-cy. , merc-d. , 3Merc-i-f.
1 36 85 209 197 262 194 8 422 40 85 5 193 5 5 85 85

, merc-n. , merc-v. , 2merl. , meteo-a. , methylp-h. , 4MEZ. , 2mill. , mit. , 2mono. , 2mor-n. , 4MORG. , 3Morg-g. , morph. , 4MOSCH. , 2muc-nas. , 3Mur-ac. , murx. , musa ,
58 85 36 1125 273 523 5 1125 2051 358 1125 136 136 36 5 232 10 58 36

2musca-d. , mut. , mygal. , 3Myric. , 2nabal. , 2nad , naja , naja-h. , narcot. , nast. , 3Nat-ar. , 4NAT-C. , nat-f. , nat-glut. , 3Nat-hchls. , 4NAT-L. , 4NAT-M. , 3Nat-n. , nat-ox. ,
444 136 192 36 36 232 36 1202 85 102 58 5 119 704 47 85 5 85 232

4NAT-P. , 4NAT-S. , 3Nat-sil. , nelum. , neon , nept-m. , 2nic-r. , 4NICC. , nicc-s. , nicot. , 2niob. , 4NIT-AC. , nit-m-ac. , nit-s-d. , 4NUX-M. , 4NUX-V. , 3Nyct. , oci. , oci-g. , oci-
8 58 58 204 222 430 287 58 102 85 565 5 85 85 5 5 77 85 3158

s. , 4OENA. , ol-an. , ol-j. , olea , 4OLND. , onc-t. , onis. , 4OP. , oplo-h. , 2orig. , orni. , osm. , 3Ox-ac. , ozone , paeon. , 3Pall. , par. , 3Paraf. , pareir. , 2parth. , passi. , paull. ,
119 58 58 2051 222 1 222 36 5 566 1125 660 58 36 227 58 47 5 77 527 197 991 36

paull-p. , ped. , peg-h. , pen. , perla , peti. , 3Petr. , 3Ph-ac. , phasc-c. , phel. , pholc-ph. , 4PHOS. , phyll-a. , 3Phys. , 4PHYT. , 2pic-ac. , pier-b. , pin-l. , pin-s. , pip-n. , 2pitu-a.
36 2016 282 85 422 36 5 5 302 58 608 10 280 2051 36 47 233 36 36 36

, pitu-gl. , plac. , 3Plan-m. , 4PLAT. , 4PLB. , 3Plb-acet. , plb-chr. , plect. , plumbg. , 2plumbg-eu. , 2plut-n. , 4PODO. , 2pol-v. , polyg. , polym. , 3Polyp-p. , polyst. , pop-c. ,
164 216 269 7045 5 5 102 85 36 36 1125 269 36 1125 2051 111 36 214 85

2posit. , predni. , 3Prot. , 2prun. , psil. , 4PSOR. , 3Ptel. , 4PULS. , 3Puls-n. , 2pyre-p. , 3Pyrog. , querc. , 3Querc-r. , 2rad-br. , ran-b. , ran-s. , 3Raph. , 4RAT. , ratt-n. , reser. ,
265 331 136 10 164 36 36 5 36 1125 56 85 85 85 5 5 58 36 204 149

rham-cal. , 4RHAM-CATH. , 4RHAM-F. , 3Rham-p. , 4RHEUM , 4RHOD. , rhodi-o-n. , rhus-d. , rhus-g. , 4RHUS-T. , rhus-v. , rib-ac. , 4RIC. , rob. , 2ros-ca. , ros-ca-a. , 2ros-g. ,
72 85 36 85 5 5 85 85 310 5 1094 149 36 58 670 204 204

3Rumx. , rumx-a. , 4RUTA , 4SABAD. , sabal. , 3Sabin. , 2sac-alb. , sac-l. , 2sal-ac. , 2salx-f. , salx-m. , salx-n. , sama-m. , sama-o. , 3Samb. , 2samb-e. , 2sang. , 4SANIC. , sant.
36 85 5 5 999 5 22 85 47 265 102 85 209 209 137 1125 10 56

, 3Sap-sod. , sapin. , sapo. , saroth. , sarr. , 4SARS. , scam. , scol. , 2scorp. , 3Sec. , 4SEL. , 3Senec. , senec-j. , 3Seneg. , 4SENN. , 4SEP. , 2sia-c. , sid-al. , 4SIL. , sil-mar. , sile-c. ,
2051 7045 85 72 2109 8 1 85 1142 269 34 5 58 85 10 85 5 519 278 5 85 308

sin-a. , 3Sin-n. , sinusin. , 3Slag , 3Sol-m. , 3Sol-n. , 2sol-t. , 3Sol-t-ae. , 3Solid. , soph-m. , spect. , 3Spig. , spira. , spirae. , 3Spong. , 2squil. , 4STANN. , 4STAPH. , 2stel. , stict. ,
85 8 232 85 85 36 1125 36 795 422 271 1 85 85 5 5 1 1 1242 8

still. , 4STRAM. , 4STRONT-C. , 4STRY. , 4SUL-AC. , 3Sul-i. , sulfon. , 3Sulo-ac. , 4SULPH. , sumb. , syc-co. , sym-r. , 2symph. , 3Syph. , 3Tab. , 2tama. , tanac. , tann-ac. , 3Tarax. ,
36 5 5 58 5 36 85 36 1 2051 136 102 102 85 36 1125 2051 85 5

4TARENT. , tarent-c. , tax. , tax-br. , teg-a. , tela , tell. , telo-s. , tep. , 3Ter. , 3Tere-ch. , term-a. , term-c. , teucr. , thal. , thal-s. , 2thea. , 3Ther. , thio-ac. , 2thlaspi , 4THUJ. ,
36 1111 303 287 401 192 58 422 58 58 3158 192 192 197 144 36 36 10 232 29 1

thymin. , thymol. , 3Thyr. , til. , tong. , 3Torul. , 2trach-am. , 3Trich-d. , 3Trif-p. , tril. , tril-c. , trinit. , trio. , 3Trom. , 3Tub. , tub-m. , turm-w. , 2turq. , tus-p. , tyto-a. , ulm. ,
241 119 85 58 85 88 701 707 36 85 36 72 102 8 854 149 227 264 40 609 85
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