I have used this remedy often and with success for liver disorders. First read about it years ago in Compton Burnetts "Diseases of the Liver " .........
I am sure it must have other applications but am unable to locate a good proving

I've drawn a complete blank on a search in my homeopathic computer programme except for

Clarke Dictionary\CheloneChelone


Chelone glabra. Balmony. Snake-head or Turtle-head. N.O. Scrofulariaceae.


Chelone has been used by old-school practitioners and eclectics as a cholagogue and vermifuge.


Chelone acts in a line between the hilus of the liver and the fundus of the uterus.


There is a bt in Murphy's Lotus but not much more than the above!!

Thanks but guess thats about all I came up with - surely someone must have done some work on this remedy - it is so useful!.

Below is a list of all the rubrics that are in Synthesis 8.1 for Chelone Glabra and from these rubrics it seems to be a “liver remedy”

STOMACH - VOMITING; TYPE OF - sour - bitterish
STOMACH - INDIGESTION
ABDOMEN - LIVER and region of liver; complaints of
ABDOMEN - PAIN - sore - Liver, in - left lobe
ABDOMEN - PAIN - Liver - Lobe - left
ABDOMEN - PAIN - Liver - Lobe - left - extending to - downward
ABDOMEN - PAIN - Liver - extending to - downward
ABDOMEN - INACTIVITY - Liver; of - accompanied by - indigestion
RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms
RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - pinworms
RECTUM - WORMS - complaints of worms - roundworm
FEVER - INTERMITTENT - masked
SKIN - DISCOLORATION - yellow
GENERALS - QUININE, abuse of
GENERALS - PAIN - sore - Externally - skin were off; as if
GENERALS - WEAKNESS
GENERALS - WEAKNESS - quinine; from abuse of

mose
thanks - confirms its usefulness as a liver remedy - but also seems to have a neuriological aspect - still trying to figure it out .