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Stellaria Media

Q / 30CStellaria
Common Chickweed · "The Rheumatic Psoriasis Remedy"
stel.PlantUncommonPsoric
🎯 It acts primarily on the liver and joints, inducing a state of sluggishness, congestion, and sharp, shifting pains.
📖 Boericke writes:
Induces a condition of stasis, congestion, and sluggishness of all functions. Morning aggravation.
Sharp, shifting, pains in all parts very pronounced. Rheumatism; darting pains in almost every part; stiffness of joints; parts sore to touch; worse, motion. Chronic rheumatism. Shifting pains (Puls; Kali sulph). . Enlarged and inflamed finger joints.
👤 Constitution
Individuals who feel sluggish, irritable, and prone to stiffness, often with a tendency toward liver congestion and joint .
Key Symptoms — Give When You See
Chronic rheumatism.
introduction
Liver engorged, swollen, with stitching pain and sensitive to pressure.
abdomen
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extremities
🩺 Systems & Indications
👤HEAD
Useful for associated with eye strain or congestion and neck stiffness.
General irritability.
, indisposition to work.
Smarting and burning in eyes, feel protruded.
Dull, frontal headache; worse in morning and left side with sleepiness.
Neck muscles stiff and sore.
Eyes feel protruded.
🔑 Modalities
Worse from
Better from
💊 Dosage & Potency

Historical record, not a prescription. Boericke published this in 1927. It is not medical advice — consult a qualified practitioner before acting on it.

Summarised from the passage below — Boericke’s own wording is the record.

Tincture
Mother Tincture
📝externally
2x
Decimal
📝internally
🌿 Remedy Relationships
⏭️ Similar
Pulsatilla Pratensis
🔄 Compare With
Pulsatilla Pratensis

Boericke's Materia Medica

In Boericke’s Repertory

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Stellaria Media is listed in 46 rubrics across 8 chapters — italicised by Boericke in 16 of them, marking the remedy as more frequently verified there.

Locomotor System24Abdomen7Modalities6Head4Circulatory System2Eyes1Urinary System1Skin1

See all 46 rubrics for Stellaria Media