CADMIUM OXIDATUM

Cadmium Oxidatum

(Cadmium Oxidate)

Pharmacy

Cadm-o. Cadmium oxidatum. Cadmium oxidate. Trituration. Historical dose: Trituration and all potencies.

Clinical

• Aluminum poisonings
• Arthritis
• Asthma
• Cancer
• Chills
• Dyspnea
• Emaciation
• Fever
• Influenza
• Neuritis

Homeopathic

Cadm-o. is the most active of the cadmiums and has a wide range of action in chronic and intractable conditions of cancer. Useful for degenerative diseases of the heart and kidneys and many forms of arthritic and nerve inflammations.

Indispensable and unequaled as an antidote to the alumina toxins which stem from the use of aluminum cooking utensils, as well as from the toxins resulting from water softeners in which aluminum chloride is used.

Those who use the water treated with aluminum chloride for cooking and drinking purposes are sure to suffer from the ill effects of aluminum poisoning, and when so affected will not respond to curative remedies until this toxin is antidoted and eradicated completely from the system. This poison acts like one of the basic miasms of Hahnemann as the patient will not get well until it is entirely removed.

Comments

Grimmer noted a case in which the patient suffered from chronic asthma, despite having excellent homeopathic treatment over a long period of time with only short-acting palliation of the asthmatic attacks, which gradually became more intense and wearing.

The patient was greatly reduced in weight and strength with an ever-increasing dyspnea, which made him very depressed with despair of recovery. Then it was discovered that he was poisoned with chronic aluminum from using aluminum cooking ware for a long time.

A dose of Cadm-o. 30c, and later a 200c, brought quick relief which was superseded by an attack of what appeared to be the symptoms of a viral influenza.

In this condition, a perfect picture of Hep. was presented. Chill, fever, and copious sweat must be covered in all stages, no relief from sweat. Hep. 30c brought complete relief of the asthma for several weeks without a break and the patient rapidly regained weight and strength.

References

Grimmer. Murphy.