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January-March 2010 Volume 4 | Issue 1
Page Nos. 0-55
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EDITORIAL |
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Editorial
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C Nayak |
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FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH |
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Effect of homeopathic medicines on Transplanted Tumors in mice |
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ES Sunila, Girija Kuttan, KC Preethi, Ramadasan Kuttan |
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DRUG PROVING |
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Skookum chuck-A multicentric double blind Homoeopathic Pathogenetic Trial
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Anil Khurana, VA Siddiqui, Yogender Rai, S Prakash, NR Dey |
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DRUG STANDARDISATION |
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Homoeopathic raw drug plant sources- II: Non-Angiosperm Groups Bryophytes, Pteridophytes & Gymnosperms |
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D Suresh Baburat, HC Gupta Among the plants used in the homoeopathic system of medicine,by far a large number are derived from the flowering plants. Of the lower groups,those having chlorophyll but lacking a proper organized higher plant structure belong to Algae and Lichens which have been dealt with separately, along with the non chlorophyllous Fungi. The Bryophytes constitute a separate group of which only one representative is used in Homoeopathy. These plants too lack an organized plant body though analogous structures begin to evolve. From the group of plants known as Pteridophytes, an organized plant body structure emerges having stem-like,root-like and leaf-like organs.Only five Pteridophytes are used among which Lycopodium clavatum of wide usage belongs.Among the group called Gymnosperms which had been dominant in by gone periods such as the Cambrian, Ordovician (500 to 300 million years ago) of the Palaeozoic era contributing to the formation of coal and petroleum, important plants like Thuja occidentalis, Ginkgo biloba and Taxus baccata belong,which are used in Homoeopathy;seventeen Gymnosperms have beenlisted |
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CLINICAL RESEARCH |
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Usefulness of homoeopathic therapy in Distress During Climacteric Years
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SK Bindra, Jaya Gupta, Vikram Singh, C Naya |
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A Prospective Multicenter Observational Study to evolve the usefulness of the nine predefined homoeopathic medicines in Furunculosis |
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C Nayak, V Singh, K Singh, H Singh, PS Chakravorty, S Kaushik, V Roja, K Patidar, M Padmanabhan, RP Gupta, UP Yadao, A Sorens, B Singh, R Bavaskar, PK Kundu, S Kumar |
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CASE RECORD |
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Diabetic Distal Symmetric Polyneuropathy: A case study
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Ch Raveendar |
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COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH |
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Effect of homoeopathic drugs used in insomnia on serum melatonin and cortisol levels inhealthy volunteers |
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B Gitanjali, C Nayak, Janardanan Nair, AniI Khurana, R Raveendran, M Prakash Rao |
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