Sunday 8 February 2015

Rhus Toxicodendron


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Rhus Toxicodendron
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Anacardiaceae
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Herb
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Poison ivy
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The Od Force of the fresh impulses (leaves) is used as one of the components in the preparation of the remedy. As herbal these impulses are powerful irritant poison.

The Od Force in question is used to treat the skin condition. The Other conditions such as chicken pox, mumps, measles and herpes are also under the involvement of this force. It also concerns arthritis or other rheumatoid troubles. Similarly it is strongly recommended for sore throat and colds. In reality it sweeps the causes behind the causation of the inflammatory swelling of the skin followed by vesicular appearances. It is marvelous in the cure of nervous paralysis, paralysis of the lower extremities.

 It is very specific for the erysipelas like cuteneous eruptions focused as swelling with redness, oedema and vesicules on the neck and face keeping a nervous connection with some other parts of the human system. In the total electromagnetic zone the Od Force covers, the electromagnetic area from phalanx to the neck and cheek is a part. It is well receivable to punish the sufferings from a high rise of temperature in the mouth and gullets, rapidly increasing swelling of the left cheek, upper lip and the eyelids following swelling of forearm making the skin rough with intolerable itching, high heat etc. It withdraws the concussion of the spinal marrow, lesion which does not destroy its tissues. The sphere of action of it is very extensive. It withdraws the depressive action working in the system of nutrition to make free from all the concerning functions from the retardation   

The increased secretion of the mucous membranes is altered and decreased, diarrhoea towards the absence of diarrhoea and sputa to non-sputa attending the cough as well as decreased secretions from other mucous membranes. The Od Force in question involves itself with the lymphatic glands, affected throughout the body like the cervical, the inguinal and the mesenteric, which are all enlarged and inflamed. Emaciation is decreased. Perspiration is decreased.
The Od Force in question sweeps away any bliters and oozing resulting from blood vessels that develop gaps leak fluid through the skin; The rash appearing on the lining of the lungs causing extreme pain and possibly fatal respiratory difficulty, the damaged mucous lining of the mouth and digestive tract are under the cure by this Od Force through a constriction and repairing of the marked area.
The Od Force of this plant in reality is anti-stimulant a little. In this capacity it decreases the renal as well as cutaneous secretions and in this sense it is applicable to influence the laxed intestine. As a result this Od Force is capable of giving back the temporal region the constriction-less, burning feeling there by decreasing the unusual activities of the skin and kidneys as well as that of intestinal mucosa.
The forceful return from the paralytic state to sensation and power of movement like pricking and burning with twitching of the affected parts may affect this electromagnetic corridor among the nervous system, skin system and renal system with little entanglement with the intestine. So to withdraw the affects as said the use of this Od Force may be called on to return the paralytic state again. But the total electromagnetic corridor is solely dependent on the electromagnetic system of blood and lymph circulation. The circulatory disturbance requiring this Od Force upon which the nervous phenomena chiefly depend is usually localized and not general disturbance; small areas of the brain or nerve centers only may have a lack of the blood supply. As a rule the marked restlessness is all out of proportion to the apparent circulatory derangement

The Od Force involves itself with the resulted sufferings originated from irritations conditions of the brain and sympathetic nervous system, as well as in disorders of the gastro-intestinal tract, etc

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