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About the Book

Definitely not for those of you who are contemplating taking on Mount Everest or the Amazon, but this simple guide is the most sensible thing to pack for a business trip or holiday.

With a small, basic homoeopathic kit and a copy of this guide you can be reasonably sure that you will be safe from an acute attack of ill-health.

Various drugs are available to combat troubles caused by travel but in the majority of cases homoeopathic remedies are much more effective. Their additional advantage is that they have no side effects whatsoever.

Full instructions, dosages and potencies are given.

THE TRAVELLER’S GUIDE
TO HOMOEOPATHY

by

PHYLLIS SPEIGHT

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Version 1.0

Epub ISBN 9781446489680

www.randomhouse.co.uk

First published in Great Britain by
The C. W. Daniel Company Limited
1 Church Path, Saffron Walden
Essex CB10 1JP, England

Reprinted 1993

ISBN 9780852072127

© Phyllis Speight 1989

CONTENTS

Cover

About the Book

Title Page

Introduction

How to Use this Book

Before the Journey

The Journey

Accidents and Injuries

Back and Neck Problems

Blisters

Boils and Carbuncles

Burns

Colds and Chills

Constipation

Cramp

Diarrhoea

Ear Troubles

Eye Troubles

Fainting

Feet and Leg Problems

Food Poisoning

Frost-Bite

Headaches and Sunstroke

Nose Bleed

Sleeplessness

Stings and Bites

Stomach Troubles

Materia Medica:-

Aconite

Agaricus

Alumina

Anthracinum

Antimonium Crudum

Antimonium Tartaricum

Apis Mellifica

Argentum Nitricum

Arnica Montana

Arsenicum Album

Belladonna

Borax

Bryonia

Coca

Chamomilla

China (Cinchona)

Cocculus

Coffea

Colocynth

Cuprum Metallicum

Dulcamara

Euphrasia

Ferrum Phosphoricum

Gelsemium

Glonoine

Guaiacum

Hepar Sulphuricum

Hypericum

Kali Carbonicum

Kali Phosphoricum

Ledum

Magnesia Phosphorica

Natrum Muriaticum

Petroleum

Phosphorus

Pulsatilla

Rhus Toxicodendron

Ruta Graveolens

Silica

Symphytum

Tabacum

Tarentula Cubensis

Urtica Urens

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INTRODUCTION

Our mode of travel has been completely revolutionized during the last few decades.

Business men and politicians rush around the world and holiday makers are able to visit exotic places that were completely out of reach at the beginning of this century — all due to high speed aircraft.

Modern transport has, however, created additional hazards and because of the swiftness of travel we may not arrive at our destination with a clear head and comfortable body.

Various drugs are available to combat troubles caused by travel but there is a growing awareness that they can produce side-effects even if they can clear up the immediate problem.

Homoeopathy has much to offer in this field and in the majority of cases homoeopathic remedies are more effective than allopathic drugs. The additional advantage is that they have no side-effects whatsoever.

I very much hope that everyone who uses this small book will derive benefit from the information and that travelling will become enjoyable and free from anxieties.

Phyllis Speight

HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

This book has been written in order to provide the traveller with a simple guide to the homoeopathic treatment of many conditions that occur before, during and after a journey. It is suggested that the contents be studied to enable the reader to fully comprehend the scope of the work and thus be prepared to apply the appropriate treatment without delay.

It will be observed that injuries and some minor troubles can be overcome very simply. However, other ailments need more careful attention.

When dealing with troubles such as a stomach upset, headache, sleeplessness etc., the remedy which most closely matches the symptoms of the patient should be administered.

To assist in the selection of the correct remedy the symptoms should be written down under the following headings:-

LOCATION: The spot where there is an ache or pain (e.g., over the left eye; back of head etc., if a headache is being treated).

SENSATION: Describe exactly how it feels (e.g., aching, throbbing, sore, numb etc.).

MODALITIES: Anything that makes the trouble better or worse (e.g., heat, movement, weather, pressure etc.).

CAUSE: If known.