ATISTA INDICA
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ATISTA INDICA Plant Introduction: This plant can be seen in almost all the villages of of India. Although it is a kind of neglected tree, deserves the power of curing diseases. The tree is big and high. whole of the tree is used in medicine. It is a kind of wild tree. Name: In Sanskrit-Banmenibuk...
General Description
ATISTA INDICA Plant Introduction: This plant can be seen in almost all the villages of of India. Although it is a kind of neglected tree, deserves the power of curing diseases. The tree is big and high. whole of the tree is used in medicine. It is a kind of wild tree. Name: In Sanskrit-Banmenibuk, Bengali Ash sheora; Hindi-Bananimbu; Western Indians-Kimira; Atista Indica. Family: Rutaceae. Pharmaceutical use: leaves, root, branches etc. Time of collection: in every season. Chemical Composition: Full of alkaline substances. Therapeutical uses: In fever, ulcer, diseases of the teeth, ulcer of the throat, jaundice, enlargement of the spleen. Symptomps Mind: Gloomy; indolent; weak memory; can not remember anything. Head: Giddiness; headache as if something is being rotated aroun...
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ATISTA INDICA
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Atista Indica
(Ban Nimbu)
Pharmacy
Atista. Atista indica. Ban Nimbu. Glycosmis pentaphylla. Correa root.
Historical dose: Tincture and all potencies.
Clinical
- Biliousness
- Chill
- Chlorosis
- Colic
- Cough
- Dysentery
- Fever
- Jaundice
- Rheumatism
- Snake bite
- Spasms
- Tonsillitis
- Worms
Herbal
Description: A small evergreen, glabrous, fragrant shrub. Flowers small, white, fragrant, in erect terminal or lateral pubescent. Fruit a berry, white, pink, or blue.
An excellent remedy in breaking and stopping fevers which appear on alternate days or on every third day with or without malarial infection.
Mind
Memory weak. Vigorless, indifferent mood.
Abdomen
Flatulence, colicky pain, gripping pain round the navel. Unbearable pain in the umbilicus making the patient senseless. Biliary colic.
Face
Spasms of facial muscles.
Food
Canine hunger, aversions to liquid food, and strong desire for lime juice.
Head
Gnawing pain in the temple, generally on one side.
Limbs
Weakness in the muscles of the legs, legs 'go to sleep'; they seem to give way at every step; cramping while getting straight.
Male
Sexual desire almost nil. Erections at night without any lascivious talk prior to it.
Mouth
Dryness, unbearable thirst during hot stage.
Rectum
All sorts of worm complaints. All types of dysentery with colic felt at navel.
Sleep
Transient, unrefreshing sleep.
Throat
Tonsils swollen, pain and inflammation persist for a few weeks after the fever is over.
Temperature
Chill without thirst. Heat with intense thirst. Every alternate day, third day fever. Fever at 5 a.m.
References
Desai.
Clinical Tips & Practitioner Insights
"Amoebiasis with abdominal pain and fever coming on in the rainy season"
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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