LOBELIA ERINUS: A REMEDY FOR CANCER

LOBELIA ERINUS

BOTANICAL NAME—Lobelia erinus Linn.

FAMILY—Lobeliaceae

COMMON NAMES—English—Garden lobelia, Trailing lobelia.

DESCRIPTION—A diffuse and half trailing annual herb, with slender branches. The lower leaves are obovate or spatulate, crenate-toothed , and very obtuse, while the upper leaves are oblanceolate or oblong. The flowers are on slender panicles, light blue or violet in color. The fruit is a two valved fruit.

DISTRIBUTION—Native of South Africa. A very common garden annual in North America and elsewhere.

PART USED—Whole plant.

HOMOEOPATHIC USES

CANCER—Malignant growths, extremely rapid development.  Skin cancer. Malignant disease of face. Epithelioma.  Cancer of the omentum . Cork screw like pains in abdomen. Distaste for brandy. Breast cancer.

DEAFNESS-Deafness with history of otorrhea and anemia.

POTENCY—Mother tincture and higher. 

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