Comments on: LECTURE 18 : Chronic diseases – Psora

By: Rohini

Rohini — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:36:48 +0000

Thank you for a very interesting article. Being a lay person, I am sure I have not understood it in its entirety, but somethings have certainly been understood!

Can psora also manifest as a dry itch on the skin, where there is nothing noticeable on the surface, not even a redness? I am asking this because a person known to me had been complaining of an itch on the skin just below the left shoulder blade. The area was rubbed, off and on, with natural oils (olive, mustard, etc.) for relief from the itchiness. No allopathic medicines were applied or eaten.

It now turns out – about a year later – that she has destructive lesions on the ends of the 4th and 5th ribs, a small soft internal growth in the same area, and some effusion either in the lung or in the pericardium. Could the extremely itchy skin, which lies above these internal problems, have been an indications of these things?

Thank you.

By: Sue Young Homeopathy » John Paterson 1890 - 1954

Sue Young Homeopathy » John Paterson 1890 - 1954 — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:47:32 +0000

[...] fermenting gram -’ve coli was closely associated with the symptoms collectively called Psora by Samuel [...]

By: Sue Young Homeopathy » Joseph Reubel 1779 - 1852

Sue Young Homeopathy » Joseph Reubel 1779 - 1852 — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 15:18:03 +0000

[...] is an exact Hahnemannian, but nevertheless attached only a secondary importance to the doctrine of psora and condemned the extension which the Master had wished to give [...]

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