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Homeria

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Homeria Collina · Cape Tulip · "The Cape Tulip Cardiac Bulb"

PlantRare✨ Clarke only

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Exclusively Documented in Clarke

This remedy is documented exclusively in Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica. It does not appear in other classical references in this encyclopedia.

🎯 A violent narcotico-acrid poison that induces severe gastrointestinal distress, collapse, and nervous system depression.

📖 Clarke writes:

Homeria collina. Cape Tulip. N. O. Iridaceae. Tincture of bulbs.

👤 Characteristics

Sphere of Action & Core States

•Violent narcotico-acrid poison

•Effects very like Colchicum

•Severe nausea

•Vomiting

•Constant efforts at vomiting

•Obstinate constipation

•Collapse

•Extreme weakness

•Moribund state

Physical Profile & Key Symptoms

•Cold extremities

•Pulse scarcely perceptible and irregular

•Pupils much dilated

•Almost insensible

⭐ Key Symptoms — Give When You See

Violent narcotico-acrid poisoning similar to Colchicum.

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Severe nausea and persistent vomiting.

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Profound physical weakness and collapse.

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Cold extremities.

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Pupils much dilated.

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Pulse scarcely perceptible and irregular.

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Obstinate constipation.

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State of near-insensibility.

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📋 Clinical Indications

Conditions Clarke associates with this remedy — no detailed symptom-by-system breakdown exists for this entry.

CollapseConstipationVomiting

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📚 Sources & References

✓ Clarke's Dictionary↗Boericke's Materia MedicaHering's Guiding SymptomsHahnemann's Materia Medica PuraKent's Materia MedicaAllen's EncyclopediaPhatak's Concise MM

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