Lungengruppe

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Organs and plants

Lungen-Bronchialkrebs

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorders: Yam-ha.

Vergleich: Mycobacterium Arten in Bezug zu Lungen.

Das Atemsystem - Leben und Bewusstsein: elementare Themen wie „jemandem bleibt die Luft weg“ o. „erstmal tief durchatmen“. Atem und Lebenskraft sind eng verknüpft. Durch die bewusste Kultivierung des Atems können wir entsäuern/entschlacken/Stimmung aufhellen/abnehmen o. zunehmen/inneren Organe massieren/Durchblutung optimieren/Sinneswahrnehmung schärfen/inneres Glück erlangen. Durch falsches Atmen kommt es zu einer Reihe von Erkrankungen. So wie es keine chronische Krankheit ohne Verdauungs- und Leberprobleme gibt, so wenig gibt es sie ohne Verflachung des Atems. Durch bewusstes Atmen kann der Patient aktiv beim Heilungsprozess mitwirken.

Thymian. Plan-l. Glech. als ätherische Öle, Säfte und Heilnahrung.

Rosina Sonnenschmidt geht auf den miasmatischen Hintergrund der Atemwegserkrankungen ein (Parasitose).

Die typischen Konflikte hinter Erkrankungen wie Asthma, Pneumonie, Lungenfibrose und Pleuraerguss werden aufgezeigt sowie deren homöopathische Behandlung. Besonders wertvoll sind dabei auch weniger bekannte Arzneien wie Beryllium, Anisum, Laurocerasus, Malicum acidum und Teucrium, verschiedene Nosoden und allopathische Arzneien in homöopathischer Form wie Cortisonum oder Penicillinum.

Chinese medicine: a person with poor “boundaries” (overextending themselves/acquiescing to others/existing in “co-dependent relationship” adhs?) may experience problems with their lungs. In feeling one’s entire being as a sponge (porifera family), one senses its open boundaries and vulnerability. the sea’s corollary to complete dependency without a womb. The child, only recently released from the womb, experiences boundary problems through the lungs, and Spong. best known for the dry cough of Croup:. Reflecting doctrine of signatures, the sponge is a metaphor for the ventilatory passages of the lungs: ‘I’m dependent on my environment, but there’s so much coming in to process. My life process expansion # opening and retraction # closing. I must stay in the spot where I am - there’s more than enough threat right here’. The mental and emotional state may be one of high anxiety and openness, similar to a phosphorus state (expansion) # a “shut-down” state of withdrawal (retraction).

Bronchitis + AUSwurf: Sang. + Kali-i. + Stann

Pleuritis: Bry + Ran-b + Asc-t

Acet-ac. unverträglich in pneumonia

Pneumonia + Leberbeschwerden: Merc. + Chel. + Kali-c.

Ph-ac. useful in pneumonia when the disease does not take the normal course owing to the prostration of the patient from loss of vital fluids, distressing emotions or other major factors.

Warning on Arsenicum

In Pneumonia, in hepatization period, when the symptoms point to Ars., the patient will die if Ars. is prescribed, for this remedy is not deep enough to include that infiltration. Sulph./Lyc./Phos./Calc. must take up the work. One of these will clear out the lungs in a few hours with disappearance of all symptoms dependent on the infiltration.

[Dr. J.T. Kent]

Disappointment and the lungs are intimately linked.

‡ Hier kommt die Luft im direkt Kontakt mit dem Organ/im direkt Kontakt mit der Außenwelt/die Lunge funktioniert das 1x direkt nach der Geburt (beim Inkarnieren) und hört auf zu funktionieren beim Sterben (beim Exkarnieren)/verbindet Astralleib mit Physische Leib/es funktioniert rhythmisch/verbunden mit Nervensystem/hier sind Tb. (zerstörtes Gewebe/Patient = hoffnungsvoll mit Träume/jugendlich) und Asthma (krampfhaft und sklerotisiert/ängstlich und auf sich selbst bezogen/gealtert) ‡

‡ Fungi have no leaves/no stems/no chlorophyll. They lack the middle realm of the plant between root and flowering process. This middle realm of leaf is related to the lung in inverted fashion. The leaf takes in Carb-diox., photosynthesizes it into carbohydrates and gives off oxygen. The lung gives off the Carb-diox. and takes in oxygen. They both belong to the rhythmic middle realm between the polarities of head and abdomen, or root and blossom. In the fungi this polarity is not established, flowering fruiting have, as it were, collapsed into the root or perhaps better stated, have not yet emancipated themselves.

In Stict. this middle realm is provided by the algal part of the symbiosis. We know that lichen which are particularly hardy in respect of climatic extremes, are particularly sensitive to atmospheric pollution. They are indeed used as indicators of this pollution. The lichens therefore seem to be particularly sensitive to the realm which the fungi alone do not care about, the realm of air and light. ‡

Spong ‡ Akute Bronchitis/Halsentzündung/Struma.

Carb-v. shows affinities with the lungs, being a blending of the earth and air elements and consisting of a lung-like spongey matrix. (Spong). ‡

‡ Beschwerden + depressiv. ‡

Agri = Odermennig/= Bubenläuse/= Fünfblatt/= Kaiserkraut/= Leberkraut/= Klettenkraut/= Natternzunge/= immortal crane/= Brustwurz/= Schafklette/= Magenkraut/= Steinkraut/= Kirchturm/= Milzblüh/B.B.

Asc-t = Pleurisy root

Bac = Tuberculöse Lunge

Carsenosinum pulmo

Cinis ‡ Atembeschwerden/Zufuhr von Luft zu Organen ‡

Gentiana pneumonanthe = Lungenenzian Moorgruppe Gentianales

Just = Indisches Lungenkraut/= Vasaka (I)

Lumbricus terrestris = Regenwurm/hat keine Lungen + 10 Herzen

Lungenfische (Dipnoi) stellen eine Ordnung der Knochenfische (Osteichthyes) verwandt = Quastenflosser (Crossopterygiformes) + Landwirbeltiere (Pisces).

Afrikanische Lungenfische kann bis 4 Jahre in einer aus körpereigenem Schleim und Schlamm bestehenden Hülle verkapseln + überleben. Sie graben sich in Schlamm ein, scheiden Schleim ab, dieser erstarrt und kleidet den gegrabenen Gang aus. Ein Loch bleibt, durch das die Lungenatmung ermöglicht wird. Nun leben sie von Muskelgewebe und speichern ihre Ausscheidungsprodukte, denen Wasser entzogen wird und wieder im Kreislauf gebraucht. Sie kugeln sich zusammen und halten ihren Schwanz über die Augen geschlagen, um diese vor Austrocknung zu schützen. Nach einer solchen Phase sehen sie aus wie Trockenfisch, es dauert mehrere Stunden, bis sie sich wieder bewegen können.

Marr-v = White horehound/= Weißer Andorn/= Gotteshilf/= Berghopfen/= Lungendank

Mukoviszidose

Plan-m = Breitwegerich/= Plantain/= Lungenblatt/= Wundwegerich/= Ballenkraut//= Wegtritt/= Saurüssel/= Mausöhrle

Pneu = Streptococcus-art

Pulmo anaphylactica (Pulm-a) = Lungegewebe in (allergische) Schock

Repertorium: Allgemeines: Hypertonie

Schlaf: Schlafbedürfnis gering

Weibliche Genitalien: Fluor/Menses zu spät

Pulmo vulpus

Pulmonaria officinalis = Lungenkraut/= Bockskraut/= Boraginales /

Queb = Dig.der Lungen

Stict = Lungenkraut/= Lung’s wort

Tuberculinums allgemein /

Verb = Königskerze/= Molen/= Mullein/= Cow’s lungwort/= Mottenkruid/= Woolly mullein/= shepherd’s club/= aaron’s rod/= Himmelbrand/= Donner- und Blitzkerze/= Windblumenwollkraut

Blaue linien

Ant-i. AMB+ hartnäckige Lungensymptome, Reaktionsvermögen des Patienten eingeschränkt. Heftiger Husten, Asthma mit viel Sputum. Pollenallergie. Abhusten erschwert. Elend. Resolvens. Als Antibiotikaersatz versuchen.

Ant-s-aur = Stibium sulfuratum aurantiacum AMB+ Lungenmittel (Verschleimung/trockenem Husten/andere Antimonzubereitungen versagen). Hautjucken. Auge.

Aeth-a. AMB+ Eindeutige Wirkung im Lunge-Dickdarmsystem, ebenfalls Kolika mucosa, Colitis ulcerosa, Milchschorf, Psoriasis, Zosterfolgen. Skrophulose, tuberkulinische/luesinische Diathese. Element Metall in der Traditionellen chinesischen Medizin.

Ant-t. = Kalium stibyltartaricum = Tartarus stibiatus AMB++ Die organische Komponente verbessert die Wirkung. Weinsäure prägt die Verbindung als chronisches Sal-Mittel. Zu Recht häufig verschrieben. Bewährtes Lungenmittel, starke Schweißbildung. Schmerzen LWS, Sakrum. Patient ist schläfrig und benommen. Kinder- und Greisenmittel.

Vergleich: Siehe: Asthma + Croup + Mucoviscidose

Lungenentzündung:

Iod. <: Motion/exertion/lying down (dyspnoea) warmth/wrapping up/in warm room/in wet weather/touch/pressure/when quiet/r./at night/evening/before eating/from fasting/lying on the painful side.

>: cold (room)/on getting cold/from uncovering head/after eating/after rising from bed/open air/cold air/sitting/drinking cold milk (constipation).

Remedies following well: Acon. Calc. Lyc. Merc-s. Phos. Puls. Sep. Sulph.

Sang: Type: Lobar pneumonia/pleurisy/typhoid pneumonia/bronchitis/hypostatic pneumonia/broncho-pneumonia/with heart disease/chronic/sudden attack.

Stages: First stage; second stage; third stage.

Location: Right side; left side.

Expectoration: Tough, rust - colored sputa. (second stage) Purulent and offensive (third stage). Profuse expectoration becomes very offensive to the patient. Expectoration of thick mucus. Sputa tough, impossible to raise.

Cough: Violent. Every cough felt as a concussion at the bifurcation of the trachea; „As if knife were in the parts“/“As if torn asunder“; after cough loud empty eructation; cough with rusty expectoration, cough with burning pain in chest, < r. side. Tickling behind sternum, causes a constant hacking cough < at night on lying down. Must sit up in bed. Tickling in the throat in the evening with cough. Dry cough, awakens him from sleep which did not cease until he sat up right in bed, and flatus was discharged upwards and downwards. Cough with circumscribed redness of the cheeks with pain in chest. Tearing, dry hacking cough with dryness in the throat. Cough caused by tickling in the throat pit. Cough with crawling sensation extending down beneath the sternum. Constant tickling at entrance of larynx. Belches before and after cough.

Respiration: Short, accelerated, constrained; painful, sighing: extreme dyspnoea; cheeks and hands livid. Inclination to take a deep breath, which increases constriction and causes tearing pain in right chest. Typhoid pneumonia with very difficult respiration.

Pain: Sharp stitches in right chest. Stitches in lower part of left breast to shoulder. A shooting, sticking pain beneath sternum. Persistent pain beneath sternum and in right breast. Pain in right chest to shoulder; can only with difficulty place hand to head. Burning soreness in right chest through to right shoulder. Severe soreness under right nipple. Burning and fullness in upper part of chest. Tenderness in left chest under third rib, with soreness, burning and smarting, worse when coughing. Burning stitching pain in chest. Burning and pressing pain in the chest. Cough with pain in chest.

Pulse: Pulse quick and small. "Typhoid pneumonia with very difficult respiration, cheeks and hands livid, pulse full, soft, vibrating and easily compressed," Lippe, weak and irregular.

Condition: Fever in the afternoon, at about 2 - 4 h. circumscribed red cheeks in the afternoon. Burning in ears. Circumscribed red cheeks during cough. Burning of the ears, with redness of the cheeks. Cough dry (at first) excited by tickling or crawling in larynx and upper portion of chest. Burning and fullness in upper part of chest. Sharp stitching pain about right lung and in the region of the nipple. Soreness of chest. Great dyspnoea. Rust colored sputum, distressing dyspnoea. Hands and feet burning hot, or coldness of hands and feet. Weak and irregular pulse. WEak, faint feeling about heart. Sweat. Nausea. Fainting. Patient lies upon his back. Pneumonia better lying on back. Imperfect resolution after pneumonia, purulent expectoration and it is very offensive, even becoming so to the patient himself. Typhoid pneumonia. Right - sided pneumonia with relief from lying on the back. Typhoid pneumonia, face livid and dark red.

Fever: Fever heat and delirium. Fever in the afternoon, (2 - 4 h.) coldness of feet, fever with flushed cheeks. Nausea.

Accompaniments: Burning in soles and palms. Aversion to butter. Unquenchable thirst. Nausea with salivation. Anxiety preceding vomiting. Vertigo, looking upward. Craving for piquant food. Urging to stool in the forenoon but only discharge of flatus. Diarrhoea, bilious, liquid, gushing stool. Undigested stool. Haemorrhoids. Awakens in a fright as if he would fall.

Nettle rash before nausea. Constant change of symptoms. Pale face with disposition to vomit.

<: Touch/slightest jar/lying down/cough/lying with head low (cough)/lying on r. side/motion/stooping/coughing/exercise/eating/swallowing/at night/cold room (cough)/damp weather/r. side/sweets.

>: Acids/sleep/darkness/lying on left side/sitting up/passing flatus/eructations/vomiting/cold open air/lying on back (pneumonia).

Remedies following: Ant-t., Chel., Phos., Sulph., Verat-v.

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