BACOPA MONIERI

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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural

Clinical Applications

Bacopa Monnieri (Brahmi) Pharmacy baco. Bacopa monnieri. Brahmi. Water Hyssop. Thyme-leafed gratiola. Moneywort. Herpestris monnieria. Moniera euneifolia. Lysimachia monnieri. N. 0. Plantaginaceae. Historical dose: Tincture and all potencies. Clinical Anemia. Ascites. Biliousness. Blood disorders...

General Description

Bacopa Monnieri (Brahmi) Pharmacy baco. Bacopa monnieri. Brahmi. Water Hyssop. Thyme-leafed gratiola. Moneywort. Herpestris monnieria. Moniera euneifolia. Lysimachia monnieri. N. 0. Plantaginaceae. Historical dose: Tincture and all potencies. Clinical Anemia. Ascites. Biliousness. Blood disorders. Diarrhea. Epilepsy. Fevers. Indigestion. Leprosy. Leucoderma. Memory disorders. Scabies. Spleen. Syphilis. Tumors. Ulcers. Herbal Bacopa monnieri is a perennial, creeping herb whose habitat includes wetlands and muddy shores. It commonly grows in marshy areas throughout India. Bacopa monnieri, an herb used in India for memory, epilepsy, and as a mild sedative. It has been used for centuries to treat epilepsy, improve memory capacity, increase concentration, and reduce stress-induced anxiety. T...

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Bacopa Monnieri

(Brahmi)

Pharmacy

baco. Bacopa monnieri. Brahmi. Water Hyssop. Thyme-leafed gratiola. Moneywort. Herpestris monnieria. Moniera euneifolia. Lysimachia monnieri. N. 0. Plantaginaceae. Historical dose: Tincture and all potencies.

Clinical

Anemia. Ascites. Biliousness. Blood disorders. Diarrhea. Epilepsy. Fevers. Indigestion. Leprosy. Leucoderma. Memory disorders. Scabies. Spleen. Syphilis. Tumors. Ulcers.

Herbal

Bacopa monnieri is a perennial, creeping herb whose habitat includes wetlands and muddy shores. It commonly grows in marshy areas throughout India.

Bacopa monnieri, an herb used in India for memory, epilepsy, and as a mild sedative. It has been used for centuries to treat epilepsy, improve memory capacity, increase concentration, and reduce stress-induced anxiety.

Traditionally, it was used as a brain tonic to enhance memory development, learning, and concentration, and to provide relief to patients with anxiety or epileptic disorders.

Patients taking Bacopa say that they can better handle difficult mental tasks.

Nose

Profuse, thick discharge. Chronic, fetid nasal catarrh. Bleeding from right nostril. Ozaena with ulceration. Eczema with ulceration.

Perspiration

Night sweats.

Stomach

Vomiting of food and mucus. Catarrh of stomach.

Stool

Mucus diarrhea. Copious liquid stool, painless. Passage of blood with normal stool.

Temperature

Hectic fever and night sweats with irritating, short cough and scanty expectoration.

Relations

  • Compare: (1) Mere, similar but opposite generals. (2) Hydr., Phyt., Con. (3) Seneg. - cough caused by sneezing, opposite of Bad. (4) Grind. - respiration ceases on falling asleep. (5) Spong. - cough with much sneezing. Kali-c. - phlegm comes from mouth. (6) Calc-s. - indurations, Carb-an. - indurations, buboes. (7) Cist. - scrofula. (8) Clem., Hep., Iod., Kali-i., Lach., Mere., Merc-i., Nit-ac., Sil., Sulph.
  • Complementary: Iod., Mere., Sulph.
  • Followed well by: Lach.

References

Bocricke. Clarke.

Clinical Tips & Practitioner Insights

"The condition which most frequently calls for OPIUM is paralytic ileus after an abdominal section. There is a loop of bowel which is completely paralysed, accompanied by reversed peristalsis and the pumping of bile back into the stomach. The patient is horribly sick and brings up masses of bile stained, rather foul smelling vomit and has an extreme sensation of abdominal distension. I think that is the commonest condition in which OPIUM is most useful. Incidentally, it is very interesting that in the majority of cases in which you get a paralytic ileus, you find there is a history that OPIUM or one of its derivatives has been given before or after operation."

By Dr. D.M.Borland, M.B.,Ch.B. Paralytic Ileus

"OPIUM is indicated when retention of urine follows parturition. I have twice confirmed."

By Dr. E.A.Farrington, M.D. Retention of Urine after Parturition

"OPIUM is a drug to be thought of for those abnormal children who lie and steal, and are heading for a mental institution."

By Dr. M.L.Tyler, M.D. Lying & Stealing in children

"Paralytic intestinal obstruction - OPIUM."

By Dr. Younan Intestinal Obstruction

"Diabetic coma"

By Dr. Balbir Singh (Rare Collection with Rare Medicines) Diabetic Coma

Remedy Profile

  • Type Plant
  • Common Name N/A
  • Origin Source Natural

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