Homeopathy Techniques 1

Question 1

The lethal nightshade is the source of the initial preparation. It literally translates to "beautiful woman" in Italian. Which kind of preparation is it?

Accepted Answer

Belladonna

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Bellis Perennis

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Bryonia Alba

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Botulinum

Question 2

The poison-nut or strychnine tree is the source of this preparation. Its name sounds a lot like vomiting, which is one of the symptoms it is said to treat. Which kind of preparation is it?

Accepted Answer

Nux Vomica

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Kali Carbonicum

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Hypericum

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Lachesis

Question 3

The next recipe calls for wild hops. Every time I see it, Jessica, a well-known actress, comes to mind. Which setup do you have here?

Accepted Answer

Bryonia Alba

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Belladonna

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Carbo Vegetabilis

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Kreosotum

Question 4

The next preparation comes from vegetable charcoal. Think Latin in appearance, and that should be all the hint you need. What does this get ready for?

Accepted Answer

Carbo Vegetabilis

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China Officinalis

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Kali Carbonicum

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Thuja Occidentalis

Question 5

The next recipe is made with St. John's wort. The claim that it is beneficial for *puncture* wounds serves as a hint. Give the prep its name.

Accepted Answer

Hypericum Perforatum

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Sepia

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China Officinalis

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Lachesis

Question 6

Northern white cedar, or arborvitae, is the source of the following preparation. The name's part that appears to be a synonym for "Western" is your hint for this one. Which kind of preparation is it?

Accepted Answer

Thuja Occidentalis

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Silicea

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Belladonna

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Kali Carbonicum

Question 7

Another name for this preparation is Hahnemann's Calcium Sulfide. The fact that it bears the same initials as Truman's first two initials may be helpful. Is it a preparation?

Accepted Answer

Hepar Sulph

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Nitricum Acidum

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Rhus Toxicodendron

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Argentum Nitricum