Hi,



I have two questions.

I'm looking at Merucius Vives as a possible remedy for myself. I have seen Mercurius Solubilis in Boron's rack at my health food store.

(1) What is the difference between Mercurius Solubilis and Mercurius Vives?

(2) Why is there no "reversed repertorisation" for Mercurius Solubilis in the Reversed Kent's Repertory?

Thanks,

Tony

first ans for the 2nd quest. as kent didnot thind it different. but there is some different. please read the different materia medica. I think you may find the your ans
Regards

Thanks for the information.

Tony

Mercury is referred by various names :
a. Quicksilver
b. Argentum vivum
c. Mercurius oxydulatus niger
d. Mercurius solubilis Hahnemanni
e. Mercurius vivus

Hahnemann and his group proved (the most pure) Mercurius solubilis. These symptoms are given in Materia Medica Pura.

In the second part of the Chronic Diseases Hahnemann suggests the speediest, easiest and most perfect manner, in which the most pure (thermometer grade) metal is triturated like all other dry medicinal substances.

Thanks for the information, Arun.

I've since tried both Mercurius Vivus and Solubilis in a 30c potency, but they were of no help.

Thanks again,

Tony

If taken according to the Law of Similars Merc. Sol. always works.

It has helped me in inumerable cases involving affections of the mucous membrane.