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Sanguinarinum Tartaricum

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Sanguinarinum Tartaricum · Tartrate of Sanguinarine · "The Tartrate Bloodroot Alkaloid"

PlantRarePsoric✨ 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.

🎯 It acts as a potent circulatory and ocular depressant, mirroring the effects of Sanguinaria root without the associated neuralgic or convulsive symptoms.

📖 Clarke writes:

Tartrate or Sanguinarin. C19H17NO4C4H6O6. Trituration.

👤 Characteristics

Sphere of Action & Core States

•Effects similar to Sanguinaria root, excluding neuralgic pains and convulsive affections

•Staring eyes

•Protrusion of the eyes

•Extreme mydriasis

•Haggard expression

•Cold surface

•Cold sweats

⭐ Key Symptoms — Give When You See

Eyes protruded and staring with a haggard expression.

Clarke

Extreme dilation of the pupils (mydriasis) that does not react to sunlight.

Clarke

Cold surface of the body, especially the extremities, with cold sweats.

Clarke

Pulse is irregular and diminished in rate.

Clarke

Passage of a very large quantity of bright yellow bile in the stool.

Clarke

Cloudiness before the vision.

Clarke

Nausea and general epigastric uneasiness.

Clarke

Vertigo.

Clarke

Pulse feels full and flowing without hardness or irritation.

Clarke

🩺 Systems & Indications

✨ Clarke Exclusive

👤Head

Consider for cases of vertigo.

Vertigo.

📚 Sources & References

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

Compiled from classical homeopathic texts in the public domain. Click any active source badge to open the original text. For educational and reference purposes only. Always consult a qualified homeopath for treatment.