Dear All,
I have read that the remedy of the subject has the properties of both Calcarea Carbonica and Arsenicum Album.-I wonder if the former definition is true=? any input will be appreciated.
thank you,
Albert.

Hi Parnate,

Yes, this is true. It`s a chemical compound formed by these 2 well proved and deep acting remedies.

Calc. ars. (Arsenite of Lime) is, for example, used for epilepsy with the followingsymptoms/modalities : rush of blood to head before attack/violent rush of blood to head with vertigo, aura felt in region of heart, flying sensation, anger, anxiety, desires company, great depression, confusion, weariness and lameness of lower limbs, convulsions from heat worse by slight exertion.

Calc. ars. is described, e.g. in Kent Materia Medica.

Also see : http://homeoint.org/books3/kentmm/index.htm (Click on nr. 44 in the list)

Wim

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If calc arsenica has properties of both Calc.carb and Ars.alb, it is a pure accident.

It is as if looking for the properties of hydrogen and oxygen in water.

Murthy

Parnate....you can also read or print it out here :

http://www.hpathy.com/materiamedica/...lcarea-ars.asp

Wim

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Thank you Wim. Thank you gavinimurthy.

Albert.

You`re welcome !...........W.

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It's a medicine of great value in hyertension specially for ladies having calcarea constitution