Software Technology for “Homeopathic complex”

Biopharmaceuticals – Daniel Farrington, Thomas Farrington

Abstract for “Homeopathic complex”

The present invention relates to a homeopathic compound that can be used in treating various diseases and disorders. It may also be used as an anti-infective treatment agent or in the regeneration or repair of damaged or diseased tissue. The anti-infective homeopathic compound of the invention could include a homeopathic tincture of Hepar sulphuris calcareum, or another similar profiled Calcarea, Sulphur salt, or acid, Lachesis muta, or any other remedy with a similar profile.

Background for “Homeopathic complex”

Homeopathy is an alternative form of medicine. Traditional homeopathy has been used for almost two hundred years around the globe. The Law of Similars, or the similia principle, is the foundation of homeopathic medicine. Homeopathy’s fundamental principle states that substances can be used to treat conditions whose manifestations are comparable to their own (Churchill Livingstone?s International Dictionary of Homeopathy Edited By Jeremy Swayne (2000) page 193, 1st edition).

“Homeopathic tinctures are different from herbal tinctures in the way they are made, the base ingredients used, and the dilution they use.”

Homeopathic tinctures can be made from many different materials, while herbal tinctures can only be made from plants. Homeopathic mother tinctures follow the monographs in the HAB (GHP?) German Homeopathic Pharmacopeia EP European Pharmacopeia French Homeopathic Pharmacopeia BHP British Homeopathic Pharmacopeia HPUS Homeopathic Pharmacopeia. Homeopathic tinctures are 65% made up of plants. The rest are made up of many other mineral, animal, or imponderable ingredients. The production of a homeopathic remedy tincture requires the use of base ingredients ranging from x-rays to diamond to Pulsatilla (the Windflower)

A homeopathic mother tincture is a mixture of base ingredients, such as fresh plants. It is prepared by first extracting the ingredients in a solvent and then following the steps of comminution maceration, squeezing, and finally, squeezing, according to the accepted homeopathic Pharmacopoeia. You can use alcohol, water, water/alcohol mixtures or glycerine as solvents. Trituration (grinding), with lactose, to create a powdered solution is another technique. Herbal tinctures, on the other hand, are prepared differently. They do not require the use of any maceration or grinding steps.

Homeopathic tinctures are different from herbal remedies in that they require a further dilution to produce homeopathic mother tinctures. The base material must be 10% of the final tincture. A homeopathic mother tincture is made from fresh plants by extracting the ingredients into a solvent. This solvent can be alcohol, water-alcohol combinations, water, glycerine, or isotonic salt chloride solution. Then, the steps of comminution and maceration are followed by squeezing. Trituration (grinding), with lactose, to create a powdered solution is another technique. Herbal remedies, on the other hand are less dilute that homeopathic remedies, and they are prepared in a slightly different way. They only require the use of solvents to extract the ingredient.

“Homeopathic preparations must conform to the monographs in the various homeopathic pharmacycopoeias. For example, the German Homeopathic Pharmacopeia. H.A.B. ), European Pharmacopeia (E.P. ), European Pharmacopeia. or the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States .).”

“The dilution level and sucussion levels of homeopathic drugs can be denoted as ‘x?, or?X? or?d For the decimal scale, or centesimal?c?,?C. scale (Q) or LM(Q) at 1:50,000 dilutions. The table below shows the details.

These x and C scales can be recognized by major Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia, such as the German Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia. French Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia British Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia and the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of America (H.P.U.S.). The European Homeopathic Pharmacopeia.”

It is important to remember that homeopathy treats the patient by matching their symptoms to the medication being administered. These symptoms are aided by the Homeopathic Materia Medica as well as various Homeopathic Repertories. A successful homeopathic treatment will depend on the choice of the remedy. The selection of the right therapeutic potency is second-most important. The patient’s condition and the severity of the disease must both be considered when determining the potency of the medicine. A high-potency medicine is appropriate for a young, healthy person with an acute illness process. However, a lower potency, or even a diluted LM, may be better for an older patient with a chronic condition.

The drug is subject to a “proving” test in order to prove its effectiveness. To determine how the drug affects an otherwise healthy person. This has been done for hundreds of compounds and the results are available in various Homeopathic Repertories as well as Materia Medica. Homeopathic repertories usually provide a listing of the human anatomy, or in some cases clinical conditions. These lists also list symptoms and treatment options. Materia Medica lists homeopathic drugs and identifies the maladies and symptoms they treat. Materia Medica contains all information about the homeopathic drug. It also includes data from clinical use, toxicity and homeopathic provings. A repertory will list a symptom and classify possible treatments as first, second, third, or fourth degree. In some cases, even fourth degree. Homeopathic practitioners will typically prescribe homeopathic medicine with the greatest overall similarity to the patient’s overall disease picture. It is important to consider the importance of each symptom in that picture, including unusual and uncommon symptoms, mental, emotional, general symptoms, and modalities. If the second degree picture of the patient is similar, a homeopathic medicine that has first-degree indications will be more likely to be used. Homeopathic medicines with third-degree indications would not be likely to be used, unless there were greater similarities and especially if the patient had a rare or unusual symptom. You can use homeopathic tinctures, their derivative potencies and dilutions to treat a variety of conditions, diseases and symptoms.

Classical homeopathy is the administration of a homeopathic medicine that has a single ingredient. Contrary to classical homeopathy teachings, the use of multiple homeopathic ingredients in a complex homeopathic medicine is not recommended. Luc DeSchepper First Edition 2001.?Achieving the Similimum Strategic Management for Successful Homeopathic Prescribing. Luc DeSchepper. First Edition 2004.?The Organon of the Medical Art. By Samuel Hahnemann, edited by Wenda Brawster O’Reilly, First Edition 1996.

Conventional drug treatments are used to treat most conditions in animals and humans. These conventional treatments can cause serious side effects to many internal organs. Side-effects that range from mild to severe can make it difficult for many patients to use these treatments. Statins, which are used to treat high cholesterol, can have side effects that range from mildly severe to very serious. These side effects include stomach problems. Side effects of statins on the liver or kidney can also be severe. Rhabdomyolysis, which is the pathological breakdown of skeletal muscles, can lead to acute kidney failure. This happens when the muscle breakdown products cause damage to the kidney. When statins are prescribed for high cholesterol, patients must be monitored closely to determine if other systems are being affected.

Side effects can occur in many other treatments for a variety of conditions. These side effects range from mild to potentially fatal side effects. Side effects, as well as other adverse effects, can reduce the patient’s willingness to take part in drug therapy. Many anti-arthritics or anti-inflammatories can have side effects at either the circulatory hepatic, or nephrological levels. Anxiolytics (anti-anxiety drugs) can cause sedation side effects or more subtle behavioural effects, such as dissociation and inability to deal with the drug. In some cases, drugs prescribed for sedation can cause aggression and aggravation. For example, acepromazine/acetylpromazine (ACP) is used as a sedative/tranquilizer by veterinarians. To provide smoother sedation, ACP is often combined with anaesthetics and sedatives. However, side effects such as high blood pressure can occur. Sometimes, the drug can cause blood pressure to remain low even after it has been discontinued. These side effects may make it difficult to give ACP to certain animals. Side effects of anti-pruritic drugs that reduce pruritus (or itching) can include drowsiness or lowering blood pressure.

“It is therefore desirable to offer a treatment that addresses these issues and can minimize at least some of those serious side-effects or problems associated with traditional therapies.”

“Furthermore,” he said, “Another problem with existing conventional therapies is that they are not 100% effective in all cases. Any therapy that can increase effectiveness in a larger number of subjects is desirable.”

“There is an urgent need for safer, more affordable and easier-to-use therapeutic agents that can be used to treat a variety of conditions. The present invention focuses on homeopathic compounds that can treat a variety of conditions without the side effects and high costs associated with traditional pharmaceuticals.

“The citation or identification of any document within this application does not mean that it is admissible as prior art for the present invention.”

“Accordingly to a general aspect, the present invention provides a homeopathic compound that includes a homeopathic remedy tincture or dilutions thereof, a silica-containing remedy, mercury-containing remedy and a Calcarea, Sulphur salt, or acid.

“Accordingly to this general aspect, the homeopathic compound comprises a homeopathic tincture of Hepar sulphuris calcareum[Hep] or another similar profiled Calcarea/Sulphur salts or acids, Lachesis muta[Lach] and other remedies with a similar profile; Silica [Sil], or other silica-containing compounds.”

“Accordingly to a further generality of the invention, there is provided a Homeopathic Complex as defined herein for use in the treatment of infection and/or regeneration of diseased or damaged tissue.”

“Accordingly to another general aspect of this invention, there is a method of treating or prophylaxis infection or regeneration of disease or damaged tissues. This involves administering an effective amount homeopathic compound to the subject who has indicated that they are in need of it.”

“It should be noted that terms such as ‘comprises? or?comprised?” are used in this disclosure, and in particular in the claims and/or paragraphs. The meaning of terms like?comprises?, or?comprised? can be attributed to them in U.S. Patent Law. ?consists essentially? They have the same meaning as U.S. Patent Law, e.g. they allow elements not explicitly recited but exclude elements found in prior art or that impact a fundamental or novel characteristic of the invention.”

“These and other embodiments can be disclosed or made obvious by the following detailed description.”

“By weight” is a term used in the specification. The final composition’s weight and the volume are referred to in the specification. Refers to the volume or final composition.

“Homeopathic tincture and its dilutions” is defined in this specification. Includes a homeopathic mother-tincture, and/or any of its various dilutions/potencies derived from it. You will also understand that the homeopathic mother tincture may contain one or more extracts from plant, mineral, and/or imponderable substances.

“Anti-infective” is defined in the specification. Agent can be used for both?antimicrobial? agent covers both?antimicrobial? It has biocidal or biostatic activities against many types of organisms, including bacteria, yeasts, viruses, and/or molds.

“Finally in the specification it will be understood the homeopathic ingredients can be referred to using different nomenclature, synonyms. Hepar sulfuric acid calcareum, for example, can be called [Hep] and Hepar sulfuric acid calcareum, as they all refer the same homeopathic ingredient. For some ingredients, the specific species names are listed in certain places, while family names are provided in other places. Echinacea is usually referred to in the description, but in the examples, the preferred Echinacea species are listed, such as Echinacea sativa [Echi] or Echinacea purpurea[Echi-p]. These observations are applicable to all ingredients in the homeopathic compounds of the invention. The homoeopathic literature contains information on the different nomenclatures and families/species of each ingredient. Below is a table that highlights the various names, short names and long names given to the homeopathic ingredient.

“Name Of Remedy Abbreviation Alternative Nomeclature/Synonyms\nHepar sulphur hep. Hepar sulphuris Calcareum; (Hep -s); ThenCalcarea Sulphurata Hahnemanni. ImpurenSulphide calciumnLachesis mutationus Lach. Lachesis Muta, Bushmaster snake Lach.nLachesis Muta. Bushmaster. Surukuku.\nTrigonocephalous lachesis\nMerc Sol Merc. Mercurius Solubilus; Mercurius Solublis\nHahnemanni; Mercurius Merc-s., Merc., also\nMetallic Mercury Quicksilver, Argentum vivum\nSilica terra Sil. Silica terra Silicea Terra Silicea Flint. Silex. Silicic\nanhydride. Silicon dioxide, Silicia\nAconitum napellus Acon. Aconite., Monkshood. Wolfsbane. Common\nAconite. N. O. Ranunculacee.\nAdrenalinum Adren. Adrenalinum. Extract of adrenal glands. Sarcode\nAesculus hippocastanum Aesc. Aesculus Horse Chestnut. Aesculus hippocastanum.\nHippocastanum vulgaris. N. O. Sapindaceae\nAlfalfa Alf Medicago sativa. California Clover. LucernenAntimonium Tartaricum Ant-t Tartrate Of Antimony and Potash. Tartar Emetic.\nAntimonium tartaricum\nApis mellifica. Apis. Apis-mel., Honey-Bee. N. O. Insecta.\nArnica montana Arn. Arnica., Leopard’s Bane. Brusiewort. Fall Herb. N.\nO. Composite.\nArsenicum album Ars. Ars Alb., Arsen Alb., Arsencium Alb., Arsenic\nTrioxide. The white oxide of metallic Arsenic\n(Arsenicums)\nArsenicum iodatum Ars-i. Ars Iod., Arsenicum Iod., Iodide of Arsenic\n(Arsenicums and Iodatums)\nAstragalus membranaceus Astra-m Astragalus membranaceus Astra-m.\nAstragalus menziesii. N. O. Leguminose there is some confusion about whether these are fullynthe exact same as herb to homeopathynAurum metalum Aur Aur. Aurum metallicum. Metallic Gold. Wild Indigo N. O.leguminosaenBaryta Carbonica Bar-c. Baryta Carb., Carbonate Of Barium. Bar-c. withnwhich include symptoms of Baryta acetica.nBelladonna Bell. Atropa belladonna. Deadly Nightshade. N. O.\nSolanaceae.\nBellis perennis Bell-p. Daisy. N. O. Composite\nBerberis Vulgaris Berb Barberry. N. O. Berberidacae.\nBryonia alba Bry. Bryonia. Bryonia dioica. Wild Hops. White Bryony.nN. O. Cucurbitaceae\nBufo rana Bufo Bufo., Bufo Satytiensis. N. O. Bufonide,\nBatrachide. Toad Poison. Bufo rana, the Brazilian toad and the common variety, Bufo Rana, are all included. Cactus grandiflorus. Cactus Selenicereus.\nNight-blooming Cereus. Cereus grandiflorus. N. O.\nCactaceae\nCaladium seguinum Calad. Calad. Caladium. American Arum. Arum seguinum.\nDumb Cane. N. O. Araceae\nCalcarea carbonica Calc Calc Carb., Calcarea carbonica. Calcarea\nostrearum. Conchae Praeparatae. Impure Calcium\nCarbonate.\nCalcarea fluorica Calc-f Calc Fluor., Calcarea fluorica. Calcium Fluoride.\nFluorspar.\nCalcarea phosphorica Calc-p Calc Phos., Calcium phosphate. Calcarea Phos.nPhosphate Of Lime. Tricalcic PhosphatenCalendula Officinalis Calen. Calendula, Pot Marigold. N. O. Composite.\nCantharis vesicatoria Canth. Cantharis. Spanish Fly. Lytta vesicator. N. O.\nInsecta, Coleoptera\nCarbo vegetabilis Carb-v Carbo vegetabilis. Vegetable Charcoal. Impure\ncarbon\nCarduus marianus Card-m. Carduus mar. St. Mary’s Thistle. Silybum. N. O.\nComposite\nChamomilla Cham. Chamomilla Matricaria German Chamomile N. O.\nComposite.\nChelidonium majus. Chel. Chelidonium., Greater Celandine. N. O.\nPapaveracae.\nChina officinalis Chin. China., China Regia. Kina-Kina. Peruvian Bark.\nCinchona calisaya aut cinchona succirubra. N. O.\nRubiacae\nChionanthus virginica Chion. Fringe-tree bark. Chionanthus americana. N. O.\nOleacee.\nCocculus indicus. Cocc. Cocculus., Indian Cockle. N. O. Menispermacae.\nConium maculatum Con. Conium mac., Poison Hemlock. N. O.\nUmbelliferae.\nCrotalus horridus Crot-h. Crotalus-h., Crotalus horridus. CrotalidaenDrosera Rotundifolia Dros. Drosera. Round-leaved Sundew. N. O.\nDroseraceae.\nEchinacea angustifolia Echi. Purple Coneflower. Echinacea angustifolia.\nEchinacea rudbeckia. N. O. Composite\nEchinacea purpurea Echi-p. Black Sampson. N. O. Composite.\nEquisetum hyemale Equis. Equisetum., Scouring-rush. Horse-tail herb. N. O.\nEquisetaceae\nEuphrasia officinalis Euphr. Euphrasia. Eyebright. N. O. Scrofulariaceae\nFerrum phosphoricum Ferr-p. Ferric Phosphate. Ferrum phosphoricum. Ferroso-\nferric phosphate. White Phosphate of Iron,\n(Schusslers’s).\nGalium aparine Gali. Galium ap. Goose grass. Cleavers. N. O.\nGaliacae,\nGelsemium sempervirens Gels. Gelsemium. Yellow Jasmine. Gelsemium sempervirens.\nGelsemium lucidum. Yellow Jessamine. G. Nitidum.\nBignonia sempervirens. N. O. Loganiacee.\nGraphites Graph. Graphites naturalis. Black Lead. Plumbago.\nGrindelia robusta. Grin. Grindelia squarrosa. Rosin-wood. N. O. Composite\nGunpowder Gunp. Carbon-Sulphur-Kali-Nitricum. Black Gunpowder\nHamamelis virginiana Ham. Hamamelis., Witch-hazel. Hamamelis macrophylla.\nHamamelis dioica. N. O. Hamamelidacee.\nHistaminium muriatricum Hist. Imidazolethylamine. Histamine hydrochloricum\nHydrastis canadensis Hydr. Hydrastis., Golden Seal. The Orange-root. Yellow\nPuccoon. N. O. Ranunculacee.\nHypericum perforatum Hyper. Hypericum., St. John’s-wort. Hypericum perforatum.\nN. O. Hypericacee\nIodium Iod Iodium purum. Iodine. An element.\nIpecacuanha Ip Ipecac., Ipec root. Cephaelis ipecacuanha. N. O.\nRubiaceae\nKalium carbonicum Kali-c Kali Carb., Kali carbonicum. Carbonate ofnpotassium. Potassium Carbonate\nKalium Iodatum Kali-i Kali Iod., Potassium iodide. Kali hydroiodicum.\nSolution.\nLac caninum Lac-c Lac can., Dog’s milk.\nLac vaccinum defloratum Lac-d. Cow Skimmed Milk.\nLac Vaccinum Lac-v Lac Bovinum., Cows Milk\nLappa arctium Lappa. Arctium lappa. Burdock. Lappa Major. Lappa officinalis.\nArcion, (Greek). Gobo. Great ClotenBurre. N. O. Composite.\nLaurocerasus Laur. Cherry laurel. Cerasus Laurocerasus. Common\nLaurel. Prunus Laurocerasus. N. O. Rosacea.\nLavendula vera Lav-v Lavender\nLedum palustre Led. Marsh tea. Wild Rosemary. Marsh Cistus.\nLabrador Tea. N. O. Ericaceae\nLobelia inflata Lob. Indian tobacco, Pukeweed. N. O. Lobeliacee.\nLycopodium clavatum Lyc Lycopodium., Club moss. Muscus terrestrisnrepens. Pes ursinus. Wolfs-claw. N. O.\nLycopodiacee\nMezereum Mez.. Daphne mezereum. Spurge olive. Chameleons germanica.\nMezereon. N. O. Thymelaceae\nMillefolium Mill. Millefolium Achillea. Yarrow. Achillea millefolium.\nN. O. Composite\nNatrium muriaticum Nat-m. Nat mur., Salt, Sodium chloride. Common Rock\nSalt\nNitricum acidum Nit-ac. Nitric acid. Aqua Fortis. Solution.\nNux vomica Nux-v. Nux., Poison nut. Strychnos Nux vomica. N. O.\nLoganiacae.\nPaeonia officinalis Paeon. Peony. N. O. Ranunculaceae.\nPhytolacca decandra Phyt. Phytolacca., Phytolacca decandra. Poke root.nPoke the weed. Virginian Poke. Pole-root. Red InknPlant. Garget Weed. N. O. Phytolaccaceae\nPhosphorus Phos. The Element Phosphorus – red amorphous\nPhosphorus\nPrednisolone Predn Prednisolone a synthetic corticosteroid\nPulsatilla pratensis Puls. Pulsatilla., Pulsatilla nigricans. Pulsatilla pratensis.\nAnemone pratensis. Pasque-flower. Wind flower.nN. O. Ranunculaceae\nPyrogenium Pyrog. Pyrogen., Pyrogenium. Rotten meat pus., Pyrexin.\nSepsin.\nRanunculus bulbosus Ran-b. Ranunculus. Buttercup. Bulbous Crowfoot. N. O.\nRanunculacee\nRhus toxicodendron Rhus-t. Rhus Tox., Poison oak. Rhus radicans.\nRhus venenata Rhus-v. Rhus ven., Poison elder. Poison Sumac. Swamp\nSumac. N. O. Anacardiacae\nRumex crispus Rumx. Rumex. Yellow dock. The Curled Dock. N. O.\nPolygonaceae\nRuta Graveolans Ruta. Ruta graveolens. Garden Rue. Bitterwort. N. O.\nRutaceae\nSabal serrulata Sabal Saw palmetto. Serenoa serrulata. N. O.nPalmaceaenSepiaofficinalis Sep Sepia. Sepia succus. Cuttlefish Ink.nSepiaofficinalis. N. O. Cephalopoda.\nSol Sol. Sol. Sunlight. Sunlight. Solid. Solidago., Goldenrod. N. O. Compositae,\nStannum metallicum. Stann. Stannum Tin. Trituration of pure metalnStaphisagria Staph. Staphysagria. Delphinium staphysagria.\nStavesacre. N. O. Ranunculaceae\nStellaria media Stel. Chickweed. N. O. Caryophyllaceae\nStrophantus hispidus Strop-h. Strophantus. Kombe seed. Onaye. Onage. Poison\nof Pahonias. N. O. Apocynaceae\nSulphur Sulph. Sulphur Sublimatum. Brimstone. Sublimed sulfurnSymphytum Officinale Symph. Comfrey. Knitbone. Symphytum Officinale. Healing\nHerb. N. O. Boraginaceae.\nTaraxacum officinale Tarax Taraxacum. Dandelion. Leontodum taraxacum. N.\nO. Compositae\nTarentula Cubensis Tarent-c. Tarentula Cub., The Cuban tarentula.\nTarentula cubensis. Mygale Cubensis. Aranea peluda.\nN. O. Araneideae\nTarentula Hispanica Tarent. Spanish tarentula. Lycosa tarentula. N. O.\nAraneideae.\nThiosinaminum. Thiosin. Rhodallinum. Mustard seed oil. Allyl\nsulphocarbamide. Oil of Mustard-nseed. RhodallinnThuja orientalis Thuj. Thuja., Arbor Vitae. N. O. Coniferae\nTriticum repens Tritic. Triticum. Couch grass. Agropyrum Repens. Cutch-\ngrass. Quitch grass. N. O. Gramineae\nUrtica urens Urt-u. Stinging nettle. Urtica dioica. Common Nettle has similar, if not identical, properties to Urtica dioica. N. O.\nUrticaceae.\nUva ursi Uva. Bearberry. Arctostaphylos. N. O. Ericaceae.\nZincum metallicum Zinc Zincum Met. . Zinc. An Element. Zn.\nNOSODES\nBacillinum Bac. Tuberculosis Nosode. Bacillinum. A maceration\nmade from a tubercular sputum.\nCorynebacterium Coryne A Corynebacterium Nosode\nTuberculinum Aviairae Tub-a. Avian tuberculosis – Chicken tuberculosis\nTuberculinum Avis Nosodes\nTuberculinum Bovinum Tub Bov Bovine Tuberculosis – Tuberculinum Bovinum of\nKent sometimes same as below\nTuberculinum Koch Tub. Tuberculosis Nosode. Tuberculinum Bovinumnof Kent. Tuberculinum Koch. Liquid potencies. Staphylococcinum.\nStreptococcus Nosode Streptoc. Streptococcinum. Streptococcinum bacteria.\nMedorrhinum Med. Glinicum. Potencies of the\nVirus.\nColibacillinum 1 Coli Coliform Nosode\nColibacillinum 2 E. Coli Escherichia coli”

“Accordingly to a first aspect, the invention provides a homeopathic compound that includes a homeopathic tincture and dilutions of.”

“Hepar sulfuris calcareum [Hep] and other similar profiled Calcareas or Sulphur salts or acids;”

“Lachesis Muta [Lach] or another remedy with a similar profile.

“Mercurius Solubilis [Merc] or similar mercurius based remedy; and”

“Silica [Sil] and other silica-containing compounds.”

It will be clear that Hepar sulphuris calcareum (Hep), Lachesis muta (Lach), Mercurius Solubilis[Merc]; and Silica can be replaced with or supplemented by the additional remedies as outlined below. They have the same profile as the remedy they are replacing or supplementing. This is the main characteristic of the addition remedies.

It will be further understood that homeopathic remedies can be substituted or supplemented by chemical equivalents or bioequivalents. These remedies essentially mimic the active moiety of the homeopathic remedy. This ideally results in an agent with the same profile as the homeopathic remedy. Ammonium carbonate may be used to replace venoms like those of spiders or snakes. Non-limiting examples: The active agent in the Solanacea Family (e.g. Belladonna and Strammonium are alkaloids. The active agent in the Loganiaceae group (e.g. Strychnine (Strychnos) is the active ingredient in Iganthia Gelsemium and Nux Vomica. The field is well-versed in other chemical equivalents and bioequivalents to homeopathic ingredients.

“Accordingly to a particular embodiment, Calc Sulph or Calc Sil, or similar profiled Calcareas or Sulphur, or salts and acids thereof, may be present in place of or in addition to Hepar Sulph.”

It will be obvious that there are other remedies for spiders and snakes with similar septic shock profiles to Lachesis Muta. These remedies include, but are not limited: Crotalidae (crotalus horridalus), Tarentula Cubensis, and/or Pyrogen.

“Mercurius Solubilis” can also be called Hydrargyrum or Mercurius Vivit, Argentum vium, Mercurius Solublis Hahnemanni and Metallic Mercury. Mercurius Solubilis can be used to replace or complement other mercury-containing compounds. Phytolacca, also known by Vegetable Mercury (or Phytolacca decandra), may be used. Phytolacca decandra is high in Mercury and has a similar unique relationship to Mercury, as we will see.

“Silica [Sil]” can be identified under any of its synonyms such as Silica terra or Silicea Terra, Silex or Silica anhydride. It may also be replaced with or complimented by many silica-containing compounds like Silica Marina Sea Sand.

“This homeopathic compound comprising a homeopathic tincture of Hepar sulphuris calcareum, or another similar profiled Calcarea, or Sulphur salt, or acid; Lachesis muta, or any other remedy with a comparable profile, such as Phytolacca, or Silica, or other silica containing substances with a similarly profile other than will be referred as?Core? “In the specification and examples.”

Core A is a homeopathic remedy that can be used to treat general infections as well as sepsis. All homeopathic complexes based on the invention depend on Core A. Core A is essential for the absorption, resorption and discharge of pus formed in association with infection or sepsis/septic infections.

“Core A also allows for the repair and regrowth of damaged tissues.”

“This particular combination of four homeopathic ingredients in Core A provides general antibiotic activity. It is not recommended in conventional homeopathic literature because of incompatibility of two ingredients. Contrary to what is commonly taught, applicants have found that this particular combination is well tolerated, and has good general anti-infective properties.

“Specifically, according homeopathic teachings Mercurius Solubilis is incompatible with Silica (Remedy Relations by Thomas Blasig & Peter Vint 2001 Published Hahnemann Institut). Silica Terra (Sil), and Mercurius Solubilis(Merc and Sil) should not be given before or after one another. In homeopathy, they are ‘inimical? They are incompatible (Nature?s Materia Medica January 2007 (3rd edition) (Lotus Materia Medica (1st & Second Editions Robin Murphy) and Concordant Materia Medica (1994, first edition Frans Vermeulen). These ingredients are not compatible with each other according to classical homeopathic teachings. The applicants were surprised to discover that the present homeopathic uses both of these ingredients without any adverse effect.

“Core A, which is unexpectedly contrary to traditional homeopathic teachings, provides dual functionality in terms of anti-infective action and regrowth and repair of damaged tissue of the homeopathic compound of the present invention. This knowledge allowed for the combination of mercury and silica to be beneficial to patients in need. This knowledge has been applied to Core A’s benefit in many ways.

“Preferably the homeopathic complex is given in a range of potencies from mother tincture up to about 100M (MM), preferably 50M (CM), and including LM potencies.”

“In general, a?low potential? According to the invention, the?X? potency range is generally used. It is ideal for topical application and treatment of chronic conditions. You can also use it internally to treat the same type of infection.

“When this formulation has high potencies, it is considered to be of high quality. According to the invention, the formulation should be made in high potencies, preferably 30c+, and more preferably 200c+. This makes it ideal for internal use such as internal administration or oral administration. The homeopathic complex acts as an internal anti-infective and healing composition at these potencies. This comment applies to all cores (i.e. This comment applies to all cores (i.e. Core A, the following Cores and all combinations thereof). There are exceptions to the rule in certain situations. For example, Arsenicum Iod and Hydrastis as well as Laurocreasus, Gun Powder and Hydrastis can be used in the low-potency range, even if they are formulated for internal use. They, along with other homeopathic ingredients, have significant effects at low potency.

“Preferably, ?high potency? According to the invention, it is between 30c and about 1M.

“?Very high potential? According to the invention, it is usually between about 1M and 10M. It also includes LM potencies.

“In the?highest? “In the?high? The homeopathic composition can be used in an emergency situation to provide an immediate anti-infective healing response. It will be clear that homeopathic remedies are generally prescribed for acute conditions when they are used internally. High to very high potencies are best for acute conditions, especially as they can be used to treat minor injuries like cuts and grazes as well as major injuries such as strokes and traumatic injuries. It will be clear that the general anti-infective or mastitis treatment compositions of the invention may also be used internally to treat infections and/or matitis.

Core A is a homeopathic composition that causes abscess rupture when given internally at low potencies. Core A, however, causes abscessing to be absorbed at higher potencies. The so-called “medium” potencies, which range from around 9c to 30c, are also observed by applicants. potencies (between low and high potencies) that the homeopathic compound can either promote or hinder absorption of the abscess, or promote or stop rupturing.

“The potency of homeopathic ingredients will determine whether they can be used topically or internally to get the best results. This surprising?biphasic’ effect was not expected. The inventors observed unexpected?biphasic? effects of the composition at different potencies in animals, especially canines, after administering the homeopathic composition. The homeopathic ingredients can work in different ways at different potencies and should therefore be administered in different ways.

“The homeopathic compound according to the invention can be used in the treatment or prophylaxis of microbial infection.”

The homeopathic compound can be used as an anti-infective to treat most microbial infections and sepsis. Advantageously, it has been found that the homeopathic complex according to the present invention can be used in the treatment of Methicillin-resistant Staphlococcus aureus (MRSA) or other associated conditions, including other antibiotic resistant bacteria or pathogens. The homeopathic compound of the invention can have the same effect as a traditional antibiotic, but without many of the side effects.

“Some examples of microbial infection that are not limited to the skin, eyes, nails, hoof, ears, and conjunctivitis include external microbial infected of the skin, eyes, nails, hoof, ears, and conjunctivitis. Other examples include internal microbial infected such as mastitis (mastitis), pneumonia, metritis, joint infected; acute, chronic, resorptive stages; infected, inflamed, infected, swollen or inflamed glands.

“Additionally, the homeopathic compound according to the invention promotes the regeneration and repair of diseased or damaged tissue. The homeopathic complex can be used to treat multiple conditions by encouraging the healing of diseased or damaged tissue. The homeopathic complex is capable of treating a variety of skin conditions, including inflammation, pyrexia and wound healing. It can treat many skin conditions, including eczema and sunburns, pyrexia, skin damage, wrinkles, cracked, warts, chemical burns, skin piles, skin diseases such as eczema, eczema, skin purities, skin cracks, sunburn, pyrexia, pyrexia, skin restoration and repair, skin wound healing, skin regeneration, and skin repair. The homeopathic complex can accelerate the healing of damaged or diseased tissue. This includes wounds, cuts and cracks, grazes. bites. ulcers. These damaged tissues may be septic or indolent (non healing), decubitus, bedsores (bedsores and damaged skin), recurrent (reopening) or chronic. The homeopathic complex can also be used to treat burns, including heat, radiation, including sun, xray treatment, prevention, chemical, and friction/work blisters. The homeopathic complex can also be used to aid in tissue regeneration, such as in skin grafting and fracture repair.

The homeopathic compound according to the invention has many advantages, including safety, speed, efficacy, and ease-of-use. These benefits are described in the Example section.

The homeopathic compound is free from side effects and toxicity. It is easy to tolerate and compatible with most conventional pharmaceuticals. It is very effective and has a quick response. It is available in multiple formats, including topical, oral and parenteral. There are very few requirements for treatment which increases patient compliance and improves the chances of successful outcomes. It provides a consistent response and action for all species, regardless of their condition or type.

“It will become clear that Core A has general anti-infective, repair/regrowth activity. Core A can be supplemented with additional homeopathic compounds. To improve efficiency and functionality, Core A may also include three core groups of homeopathic compounds. These homeopathic complexes will be known by Core B, Core C, and Core D in the examples and specification. Cores D and Cores C can be added to increase effectiveness and allow you to tailor your homeopathic complex for the particular application.

“Core B ingredients promote tissue healing.”

“Ideally Core B consists of a homeopathic tincture, or dilutions thereof, derived from the following ingredients.

Core B, according to a preferred embodiment, comprises a homeopathic remedy tincture or dilutions of the following:

“The combination of Core A and Core B creates a general anti-infective homeopathic remedy for general infections/sepsis.

“Optional ingredients that may be added to Core B include Thuja Occidentalis[Thuj], Chamomilla Matricaria[Cham], Stellaria Media [Stel] and/or Sulphurs. Preferably Sulphur[Sulph]. Graphites naturalis [Graph] is another optional ingredient in Core B.

“Core B may contain additional ingredients such as Urtica urens [Urtu] (equivalent of Urtica dioica), Apis melifica [Apis], Umbelliferae, preferably Conium maculatum[Con] and/or Gunpowder[Gunp].

“Core C components function as constitutional modifiers. They work for specific types of people, increasing their response to treatment. Calc Carb, for example, improves the health and energy of obese individuals. Phosphorus is good for people who are thin and high-energy. This is especially important when tailoring treatment to specific groups, e.g. A dairy herd’s mastitis will be more lean, while a beef herd’s mastitis will be more severe. A skilled homeopath would know which remedies to use from each group.

“Core C” is composed of constitutional modifiers, preferably chosen from the following homeopathic remedies or dilutions:

“Core C could also contain remedies for severe septic infections, selected from a homeopathic Tincture or dilutions thereof. These remedies may be Baptisiatinctoria [Bapt] or Pyrogen (Pyrog].

“Core C could also contain remedies for blood in the milk, selected from a homeopathic Tincture or dilutions thereof.

“Core C could also contain a homeopathic tincture of Astragalus membranaceus [Astramem]”

“Core D functions as anti-puritic/anti-inflammatory ingredients. When used in combination with any of the other Cores, this care provides additional anti-puritic/anti-inflammatory functionality of the homeopathic core. Core D is a homeopathic tincture of or diluted version of the following ingredients.

Cores D, when combined with Cores A and C, can be used to treat anti-itch, pile, stroke, scar, scar, or anti-wrinkle conditions. Core D can be used as an analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and/or anti-pyretic. Thiosinaminum [Thiosin] can be used to treat scarring, similar to silica or graphites. Sol [Sol] can be used to treat sunburn. There are many possible applications. As with other embodiments, the potency of the invention can be modified depending on the intended use.

“Moreover, the homeopathic compound of the present invention as defined in cores D to A above may also include nosodes. Nosodes can be homeopathic remedies made from specific products for a specific disease. This could be tissue that contains the disease agent or tissue that has been affected by them. Sometimes, nosodes can be made from vaccines that contain the organisms. Nosodes are prepared in a concentrated and potentized form, just like any other homeopathic medicine. Because of the way the nosodes are prepared, animals cannot be infected by any disease agent. They are also used at 30c or higher. Ideal nosodes are Tuberculinum bovinum or Tuberculinium aeroe, Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus aviaire.

“As discussed above in relation to Core A., an important aspect the present invention is its potency. The homeopathic complex can be given at different potency levels to suit different conditions and areas. The homeopathic complex can be altered by changing its potency through dilution or succession to produce a different mode-of-action. The significant advantage of this invention is the possibility to combine Cores A and D in different ways, and alter the potency. Homeopathic complexes can be made from different combinations of Cores with different potencies.

“The invention will now been described in relation to particular embodiments of it and their end uses.”

“Accordingly to one particular embodiment of the invention, there’s provided a general antiinfective homeopathic composition consisting of a homeopathic solution or dilutions of:

“Hepar Sulph, Lachesis, Merc, Sil; and”

“Aconite napellus; Arnica montana; Arsenicum iodatum; Belladonna; Bellis perennis; Bryonia alba; Calenula Offcinalis; Chamomilla Matricaria; Echinacea angustifolia; Echinacea purpurea; Graphites naturalis; Hamamelis virginiana; Hypericum Perforatum; Ledum palustre; Millefolium achillea; Phytolacca decandra; Rhus Toxicodendron; Ruta Graveolans; Stellaria media; Sulphur; Symphytum officinale; and Thuja Occidentalis.”

“The general anti-infective remedy composition consists of a homeopathic tincture, or dilutions thereof, of Core A, CoreB, Graphites and Sulphur.

“Optional ingredients that may be added are Conium maculatum (depending upon Regulatory constraints) and/or Gunpowder.”

Based on the volume of the entire composition, each ingredient should be present between 0.1 and 20% v/v. Each ingredient should be present in equal amounts.

This homeopathic composition can be used as a cream for topical application. It is best to use a non-active base, which can include lanolin, petroleum, and mineral oil. This base could include, for example, 15 to 35%, preferably 25 lanolin, 40 to 60%, 50% petroleum with 15-25%, preferably 25 to 25% mineral oil, and is ideal for cold climates. You will appreciate that other non-active bases may also be used.

The following table lists the appropriate potency ranges of each ingredient when they are used in topical general anti-infective treatment formulations.

“Effective\n[Short Preferred Range for Example Final dilution\nRemedy form] Topical Use Potency in Cream\nHepar Sulphuris [Hep-s] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nLachesis [Lach] Range 8x-12x/6c 8x 9x\nMercurius Solubilis [Merc-s] Range 6x-12x/6c 6x 7x\nSilica [Sil] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nAconitum Napellus [Acon] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nArnica Montana [Arn] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nArsenicum Iod [Ars-i] Range 6x-12x/6c 6x 7x\nBelladonna [Bell] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nBellis Perenis [Bell-p] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nBryonia Alba [Bry], Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nCalenula Offcinalis [Calen] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nChamomilla Matricaria [Cham] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nEchinacia augustifolia [Echi-a] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nEchinacia Purpurea [Echi-p] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nGraphites naturalis [Graph] Range 8x-12x/6c 8x 9x\nHamamellis Virginiana [Ham] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nHypericum Perforatum [Hyper] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nLedum [Led] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nMillefolium [Mill] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nPhytolacca [Phyt] Range 6x-12x/6c 6x 7x\nRhus Toxicodendron [Rhus-t] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nRuta Graveolans [Ruta] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nStellaria Media [Stel] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nSulphur** [Sulph] Range MT-12x/6c 4x 4x\nSymphytum [Symph] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nThuja Occidentalis [Thuja] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\n*these potencies are ideal for use in the USA. For Europe, minor adjustments may be required to the potencies. 3x potencies are subject to additional testing and must be 4x or more for simplified registrations. This will be determined in part by the regulatory constraints of the country. For example, Sulphur is insoluble below 4x. However, it can be mixed with lactose to make a cream. Sulphur, Silica and Graphite, as well as Arsenicum Iod and Sulphur are insoluble. They form tinctures and not titurates. To preserve the protein activity of lachesis, it is best to prepare it in glycerine.

According to the embodiment of the invention, the anti-infective cream is made using each ingredient according to its potency range. This can be done by different methods depending on whether the ingredient is a triturate or tincture. A triturate is the insoluble homeopathic components, such as Arsenicum Iod and Sulphur, Silica, Hepar Sulp or Lachesis, which are diluted with lactose and potentised. The tincture is prepared in the same way as before. It is then diluted and made potent by sucussion in an alcohol-water premix. The base cream and tincture are then combined. These comments about tincture and triturates are relevant to all embodiments/compositions of the invention.”

“Each ingredient should be combined in equal amounts in a non-active cream basis. The cream should be mixed with the ingredients from around 1 to 10% w/v, depending on the final homeopathic composition’s total weight. The cream should be between 3 and 6% w/v, depending on the final homeopathic composition’s weight.

“Accordingly to a more specific embodiment, the invention provides a general anti-infective composition that can be used for the treatment of mastitis.

Microbial infection via damaged skin is the initial cause of mastitis. Mastitis is a significant economic problem for the dairy industry, as current antibiotic treatments reduce milk yield. Alternative therapies to the current antibiotic treatments are being evaluated. The following are common causal microorganisms that can cause mastitis:

“A homeopathic tincture of a remedy for mastitis is ideally used.

“Basically, this mastitis treatment consists of Core A and CoreB plus Chamomilla Matricaria and Stellaria Media as well as Graphites and Sulphur and Thuja. Conium and Urtica are also included.”

“Gunpowder can be used as an optional ingredient in this homeopathic composition, and its use is subject to the regulations of the country where it is being used.”

Summary for “Homeopathic complex”

Homeopathy is an alternative form of medicine. Traditional homeopathy has been used for almost two hundred years around the globe. The Law of Similars, or the similia principle, is the foundation of homeopathic medicine. Homeopathy’s fundamental principle states that substances can be used to treat conditions whose manifestations are comparable to their own (Churchill Livingstone?s International Dictionary of Homeopathy Edited By Jeremy Swayne (2000) page 193, 1st edition).

“Homeopathic tinctures are different from herbal tinctures in the way they are made, the base ingredients used, and the dilution they use.”

Homeopathic tinctures can be made from many different materials, while herbal tinctures can only be made from plants. Homeopathic mother tinctures follow the monographs in the HAB (GHP?) German Homeopathic Pharmacopeia EP European Pharmacopeia French Homeopathic Pharmacopeia BHP British Homeopathic Pharmacopeia HPUS Homeopathic Pharmacopeia. Homeopathic tinctures are 65% made up of plants. The rest are made up of many other mineral, animal, or imponderable ingredients. The production of a homeopathic remedy tincture requires the use of base ingredients ranging from x-rays to diamond to Pulsatilla (the Windflower)

A homeopathic mother tincture is a mixture of base ingredients, such as fresh plants. It is prepared by first extracting the ingredients in a solvent and then following the steps of comminution maceration, squeezing, and finally, squeezing, according to the accepted homeopathic Pharmacopoeia. You can use alcohol, water, water/alcohol mixtures or glycerine as solvents. Trituration (grinding), with lactose, to create a powdered solution is another technique. Herbal tinctures, on the other hand, are prepared differently. They do not require the use of any maceration or grinding steps.

Homeopathic tinctures are different from herbal remedies in that they require a further dilution to produce homeopathic mother tinctures. The base material must be 10% of the final tincture. A homeopathic mother tincture is made from fresh plants by extracting the ingredients into a solvent. This solvent can be alcohol, water-alcohol combinations, water, glycerine, or isotonic salt chloride solution. Then, the steps of comminution and maceration are followed by squeezing. Trituration (grinding), with lactose, to create a powdered solution is another technique. Herbal remedies, on the other hand are less dilute that homeopathic remedies, and they are prepared in a slightly different way. They only require the use of solvents to extract the ingredient.

“Homeopathic preparations must conform to the monographs in the various homeopathic pharmacycopoeias. For example, the German Homeopathic Pharmacopeia. H.A.B. ), European Pharmacopeia (E.P. ), European Pharmacopeia. or the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States .).”

“The dilution level and sucussion levels of homeopathic drugs can be denoted as ‘x?, or?X? or?d For the decimal scale, or centesimal?c?,?C. scale (Q) or LM(Q) at 1:50,000 dilutions. The table below shows the details.

These x and C scales can be recognized by major Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia, such as the German Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia. French Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia British Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia and the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of America (H.P.U.S.). The European Homeopathic Pharmacopeia.”

It is important to remember that homeopathy treats the patient by matching their symptoms to the medication being administered. These symptoms are aided by the Homeopathic Materia Medica as well as various Homeopathic Repertories. A successful homeopathic treatment will depend on the choice of the remedy. The selection of the right therapeutic potency is second-most important. The patient’s condition and the severity of the disease must both be considered when determining the potency of the medicine. A high-potency medicine is appropriate for a young, healthy person with an acute illness process. However, a lower potency, or even a diluted LM, may be better for an older patient with a chronic condition.

The drug is subject to a “proving” test in order to prove its effectiveness. To determine how the drug affects an otherwise healthy person. This has been done for hundreds of compounds and the results are available in various Homeopathic Repertories as well as Materia Medica. Homeopathic repertories usually provide a listing of the human anatomy, or in some cases clinical conditions. These lists also list symptoms and treatment options. Materia Medica lists homeopathic drugs and identifies the maladies and symptoms they treat. Materia Medica contains all information about the homeopathic drug. It also includes data from clinical use, toxicity and homeopathic provings. A repertory will list a symptom and classify possible treatments as first, second, third, or fourth degree. In some cases, even fourth degree. Homeopathic practitioners will typically prescribe homeopathic medicine with the greatest overall similarity to the patient’s overall disease picture. It is important to consider the importance of each symptom in that picture, including unusual and uncommon symptoms, mental, emotional, general symptoms, and modalities. If the second degree picture of the patient is similar, a homeopathic medicine that has first-degree indications will be more likely to be used. Homeopathic medicines with third-degree indications would not be likely to be used, unless there were greater similarities and especially if the patient had a rare or unusual symptom. You can use homeopathic tinctures, their derivative potencies and dilutions to treat a variety of conditions, diseases and symptoms.

Classical homeopathy is the administration of a homeopathic medicine that has a single ingredient. Contrary to classical homeopathy teachings, the use of multiple homeopathic ingredients in a complex homeopathic medicine is not recommended. Luc DeSchepper First Edition 2001.?Achieving the Similimum Strategic Management for Successful Homeopathic Prescribing. Luc DeSchepper. First Edition 2004.?The Organon of the Medical Art. By Samuel Hahnemann, edited by Wenda Brawster O’Reilly, First Edition 1996.

Conventional drug treatments are used to treat most conditions in animals and humans. These conventional treatments can cause serious side effects to many internal organs. Side-effects that range from mild to severe can make it difficult for many patients to use these treatments. Statins, which are used to treat high cholesterol, can have side effects that range from mildly severe to very serious. These side effects include stomach problems. Side effects of statins on the liver or kidney can also be severe. Rhabdomyolysis, which is the pathological breakdown of skeletal muscles, can lead to acute kidney failure. This happens when the muscle breakdown products cause damage to the kidney. When statins are prescribed for high cholesterol, patients must be monitored closely to determine if other systems are being affected.

Side effects can occur in many other treatments for a variety of conditions. These side effects range from mild to potentially fatal side effects. Side effects, as well as other adverse effects, can reduce the patient’s willingness to take part in drug therapy. Many anti-arthritics or anti-inflammatories can have side effects at either the circulatory hepatic, or nephrological levels. Anxiolytics (anti-anxiety drugs) can cause sedation side effects or more subtle behavioural effects, such as dissociation and inability to deal with the drug. In some cases, drugs prescribed for sedation can cause aggression and aggravation. For example, acepromazine/acetylpromazine (ACP) is used as a sedative/tranquilizer by veterinarians. To provide smoother sedation, ACP is often combined with anaesthetics and sedatives. However, side effects such as high blood pressure can occur. Sometimes, the drug can cause blood pressure to remain low even after it has been discontinued. These side effects may make it difficult to give ACP to certain animals. Side effects of anti-pruritic drugs that reduce pruritus (or itching) can include drowsiness or lowering blood pressure.

“It is therefore desirable to offer a treatment that addresses these issues and can minimize at least some of those serious side-effects or problems associated with traditional therapies.”

“Furthermore,” he said, “Another problem with existing conventional therapies is that they are not 100% effective in all cases. Any therapy that can increase effectiveness in a larger number of subjects is desirable.”

“There is an urgent need for safer, more affordable and easier-to-use therapeutic agents that can be used to treat a variety of conditions. The present invention focuses on homeopathic compounds that can treat a variety of conditions without the side effects and high costs associated with traditional pharmaceuticals.

“The citation or identification of any document within this application does not mean that it is admissible as prior art for the present invention.”

“Accordingly to a general aspect, the present invention provides a homeopathic compound that includes a homeopathic remedy tincture or dilutions thereof, a silica-containing remedy, mercury-containing remedy and a Calcarea, Sulphur salt, or acid.

“Accordingly to this general aspect, the homeopathic compound comprises a homeopathic tincture of Hepar sulphuris calcareum[Hep] or another similar profiled Calcarea/Sulphur salts or acids, Lachesis muta[Lach] and other remedies with a similar profile; Silica [Sil], or other silica-containing compounds.”

“Accordingly to a further generality of the invention, there is provided a Homeopathic Complex as defined herein for use in the treatment of infection and/or regeneration of diseased or damaged tissue.”

“Accordingly to another general aspect of this invention, there is a method of treating or prophylaxis infection or regeneration of disease or damaged tissues. This involves administering an effective amount homeopathic compound to the subject who has indicated that they are in need of it.”

“It should be noted that terms such as ‘comprises? or?comprised?” are used in this disclosure, and in particular in the claims and/or paragraphs. The meaning of terms like?comprises?, or?comprised? can be attributed to them in U.S. Patent Law. ?consists essentially? They have the same meaning as U.S. Patent Law, e.g. they allow elements not explicitly recited but exclude elements found in prior art or that impact a fundamental or novel characteristic of the invention.”

“These and other embodiments can be disclosed or made obvious by the following detailed description.”

“By weight” is a term used in the specification. The final composition’s weight and the volume are referred to in the specification. Refers to the volume or final composition.

“Homeopathic tincture and its dilutions” is defined in this specification. Includes a homeopathic mother-tincture, and/or any of its various dilutions/potencies derived from it. You will also understand that the homeopathic mother tincture may contain one or more extracts from plant, mineral, and/or imponderable substances.

“Anti-infective” is defined in the specification. Agent can be used for both?antimicrobial? agent covers both?antimicrobial? It has biocidal or biostatic activities against many types of organisms, including bacteria, yeasts, viruses, and/or molds.

“Finally in the specification it will be understood the homeopathic ingredients can be referred to using different nomenclature, synonyms. Hepar sulfuric acid calcareum, for example, can be called [Hep] and Hepar sulfuric acid calcareum, as they all refer the same homeopathic ingredient. For some ingredients, the specific species names are listed in certain places, while family names are provided in other places. Echinacea is usually referred to in the description, but in the examples, the preferred Echinacea species are listed, such as Echinacea sativa [Echi] or Echinacea purpurea[Echi-p]. These observations are applicable to all ingredients in the homeopathic compounds of the invention. The homoeopathic literature contains information on the different nomenclatures and families/species of each ingredient. Below is a table that highlights the various names, short names and long names given to the homeopathic ingredient.

“Name Of Remedy Abbreviation Alternative Nomeclature/Synonyms\nHepar sulphur hep. Hepar sulphuris Calcareum; (Hep -s); ThenCalcarea Sulphurata Hahnemanni. ImpurenSulphide calciumnLachesis mutationus Lach. Lachesis Muta, Bushmaster snake Lach.nLachesis Muta. Bushmaster. Surukuku.\nTrigonocephalous lachesis\nMerc Sol Merc. Mercurius Solubilus; Mercurius Solublis\nHahnemanni; Mercurius Merc-s., Merc., also\nMetallic Mercury Quicksilver, Argentum vivum\nSilica terra Sil. Silica terra Silicea Terra Silicea Flint. Silex. Silicic\nanhydride. Silicon dioxide, Silicia\nAconitum napellus Acon. Aconite., Monkshood. Wolfsbane. Common\nAconite. N. O. Ranunculacee.\nAdrenalinum Adren. Adrenalinum. Extract of adrenal glands. Sarcode\nAesculus hippocastanum Aesc. Aesculus Horse Chestnut. Aesculus hippocastanum.\nHippocastanum vulgaris. N. O. Sapindaceae\nAlfalfa Alf Medicago sativa. California Clover. LucernenAntimonium Tartaricum Ant-t Tartrate Of Antimony and Potash. Tartar Emetic.\nAntimonium tartaricum\nApis mellifica. Apis. Apis-mel., Honey-Bee. N. O. Insecta.\nArnica montana Arn. Arnica., Leopard’s Bane. Brusiewort. Fall Herb. N.\nO. Composite.\nArsenicum album Ars. Ars Alb., Arsen Alb., Arsencium Alb., Arsenic\nTrioxide. The white oxide of metallic Arsenic\n(Arsenicums)\nArsenicum iodatum Ars-i. Ars Iod., Arsenicum Iod., Iodide of Arsenic\n(Arsenicums and Iodatums)\nAstragalus membranaceus Astra-m Astragalus membranaceus Astra-m.\nAstragalus menziesii. N. O. Leguminose there is some confusion about whether these are fullynthe exact same as herb to homeopathynAurum metalum Aur Aur. Aurum metallicum. Metallic Gold. Wild Indigo N. O.leguminosaenBaryta Carbonica Bar-c. Baryta Carb., Carbonate Of Barium. Bar-c. withnwhich include symptoms of Baryta acetica.nBelladonna Bell. Atropa belladonna. Deadly Nightshade. N. O.\nSolanaceae.\nBellis perennis Bell-p. Daisy. N. O. Composite\nBerberis Vulgaris Berb Barberry. N. O. Berberidacae.\nBryonia alba Bry. Bryonia. Bryonia dioica. Wild Hops. White Bryony.nN. O. Cucurbitaceae\nBufo rana Bufo Bufo., Bufo Satytiensis. N. O. Bufonide,\nBatrachide. Toad Poison. Bufo rana, the Brazilian toad and the common variety, Bufo Rana, are all included. Cactus grandiflorus. Cactus Selenicereus.\nNight-blooming Cereus. Cereus grandiflorus. N. O.\nCactaceae\nCaladium seguinum Calad. Calad. Caladium. American Arum. Arum seguinum.\nDumb Cane. N. O. Araceae\nCalcarea carbonica Calc Calc Carb., Calcarea carbonica. Calcarea\nostrearum. Conchae Praeparatae. Impure Calcium\nCarbonate.\nCalcarea fluorica Calc-f Calc Fluor., Calcarea fluorica. Calcium Fluoride.\nFluorspar.\nCalcarea phosphorica Calc-p Calc Phos., Calcium phosphate. Calcarea Phos.nPhosphate Of Lime. Tricalcic PhosphatenCalendula Officinalis Calen. Calendula, Pot Marigold. N. O. Composite.\nCantharis vesicatoria Canth. Cantharis. Spanish Fly. Lytta vesicator. N. O.\nInsecta, Coleoptera\nCarbo vegetabilis Carb-v Carbo vegetabilis. Vegetable Charcoal. Impure\ncarbon\nCarduus marianus Card-m. Carduus mar. St. Mary’s Thistle. Silybum. N. O.\nComposite\nChamomilla Cham. Chamomilla Matricaria German Chamomile N. O.\nComposite.\nChelidonium majus. Chel. Chelidonium., Greater Celandine. N. O.\nPapaveracae.\nChina officinalis Chin. China., China Regia. Kina-Kina. Peruvian Bark.\nCinchona calisaya aut cinchona succirubra. N. O.\nRubiacae\nChionanthus virginica Chion. Fringe-tree bark. Chionanthus americana. N. O.\nOleacee.\nCocculus indicus. Cocc. Cocculus., Indian Cockle. N. O. Menispermacae.\nConium maculatum Con. Conium mac., Poison Hemlock. N. O.\nUmbelliferae.\nCrotalus horridus Crot-h. Crotalus-h., Crotalus horridus. CrotalidaenDrosera Rotundifolia Dros. Drosera. Round-leaved Sundew. N. O.\nDroseraceae.\nEchinacea angustifolia Echi. Purple Coneflower. Echinacea angustifolia.\nEchinacea rudbeckia. N. O. Composite\nEchinacea purpurea Echi-p. Black Sampson. N. O. Composite.\nEquisetum hyemale Equis. Equisetum., Scouring-rush. Horse-tail herb. N. O.\nEquisetaceae\nEuphrasia officinalis Euphr. Euphrasia. Eyebright. N. O. Scrofulariaceae\nFerrum phosphoricum Ferr-p. Ferric Phosphate. Ferrum phosphoricum. Ferroso-\nferric phosphate. White Phosphate of Iron,\n(Schusslers’s).\nGalium aparine Gali. Galium ap. Goose grass. Cleavers. N. O.\nGaliacae,\nGelsemium sempervirens Gels. Gelsemium. Yellow Jasmine. Gelsemium sempervirens.\nGelsemium lucidum. Yellow Jessamine. G. Nitidum.\nBignonia sempervirens. N. O. Loganiacee.\nGraphites Graph. Graphites naturalis. Black Lead. Plumbago.\nGrindelia robusta. Grin. Grindelia squarrosa. Rosin-wood. N. O. Composite\nGunpowder Gunp. Carbon-Sulphur-Kali-Nitricum. Black Gunpowder\nHamamelis virginiana Ham. Hamamelis., Witch-hazel. Hamamelis macrophylla.\nHamamelis dioica. N. O. Hamamelidacee.\nHistaminium muriatricum Hist. Imidazolethylamine. Histamine hydrochloricum\nHydrastis canadensis Hydr. Hydrastis., Golden Seal. The Orange-root. Yellow\nPuccoon. N. O. Ranunculacee.\nHypericum perforatum Hyper. Hypericum., St. John’s-wort. Hypericum perforatum.\nN. O. Hypericacee\nIodium Iod Iodium purum. Iodine. An element.\nIpecacuanha Ip Ipecac., Ipec root. Cephaelis ipecacuanha. N. O.\nRubiaceae\nKalium carbonicum Kali-c Kali Carb., Kali carbonicum. Carbonate ofnpotassium. Potassium Carbonate\nKalium Iodatum Kali-i Kali Iod., Potassium iodide. Kali hydroiodicum.\nSolution.\nLac caninum Lac-c Lac can., Dog’s milk.\nLac vaccinum defloratum Lac-d. Cow Skimmed Milk.\nLac Vaccinum Lac-v Lac Bovinum., Cows Milk\nLappa arctium Lappa. Arctium lappa. Burdock. Lappa Major. Lappa officinalis.\nArcion, (Greek). Gobo. Great ClotenBurre. N. O. Composite.\nLaurocerasus Laur. Cherry laurel. Cerasus Laurocerasus. Common\nLaurel. Prunus Laurocerasus. N. O. Rosacea.\nLavendula vera Lav-v Lavender\nLedum palustre Led. Marsh tea. Wild Rosemary. Marsh Cistus.\nLabrador Tea. N. O. Ericaceae\nLobelia inflata Lob. Indian tobacco, Pukeweed. N. O. Lobeliacee.\nLycopodium clavatum Lyc Lycopodium., Club moss. Muscus terrestrisnrepens. Pes ursinus. Wolfs-claw. N. O.\nLycopodiacee\nMezereum Mez.. Daphne mezereum. Spurge olive. Chameleons germanica.\nMezereon. N. O. Thymelaceae\nMillefolium Mill. Millefolium Achillea. Yarrow. Achillea millefolium.\nN. O. Composite\nNatrium muriaticum Nat-m. Nat mur., Salt, Sodium chloride. Common Rock\nSalt\nNitricum acidum Nit-ac. Nitric acid. Aqua Fortis. Solution.\nNux vomica Nux-v. Nux., Poison nut. Strychnos Nux vomica. N. O.\nLoganiacae.\nPaeonia officinalis Paeon. Peony. N. O. Ranunculaceae.\nPhytolacca decandra Phyt. Phytolacca., Phytolacca decandra. Poke root.nPoke the weed. Virginian Poke. Pole-root. Red InknPlant. Garget Weed. N. O. Phytolaccaceae\nPhosphorus Phos. The Element Phosphorus – red amorphous\nPhosphorus\nPrednisolone Predn Prednisolone a synthetic corticosteroid\nPulsatilla pratensis Puls. Pulsatilla., Pulsatilla nigricans. Pulsatilla pratensis.\nAnemone pratensis. Pasque-flower. Wind flower.nN. O. Ranunculaceae\nPyrogenium Pyrog. Pyrogen., Pyrogenium. Rotten meat pus., Pyrexin.\nSepsin.\nRanunculus bulbosus Ran-b. Ranunculus. Buttercup. Bulbous Crowfoot. N. O.\nRanunculacee\nRhus toxicodendron Rhus-t. Rhus Tox., Poison oak. Rhus radicans.\nRhus venenata Rhus-v. Rhus ven., Poison elder. Poison Sumac. Swamp\nSumac. N. O. Anacardiacae\nRumex crispus Rumx. Rumex. Yellow dock. The Curled Dock. N. O.\nPolygonaceae\nRuta Graveolans Ruta. Ruta graveolens. Garden Rue. Bitterwort. N. O.\nRutaceae\nSabal serrulata Sabal Saw palmetto. Serenoa serrulata. N. O.nPalmaceaenSepiaofficinalis Sep Sepia. Sepia succus. Cuttlefish Ink.nSepiaofficinalis. N. O. Cephalopoda.\nSol Sol. Sol. Sunlight. Sunlight. Solid. Solidago., Goldenrod. N. O. Compositae,\nStannum metallicum. Stann. Stannum Tin. Trituration of pure metalnStaphisagria Staph. Staphysagria. Delphinium staphysagria.\nStavesacre. N. O. Ranunculaceae\nStellaria media Stel. Chickweed. N. O. Caryophyllaceae\nStrophantus hispidus Strop-h. Strophantus. Kombe seed. Onaye. Onage. Poison\nof Pahonias. N. O. Apocynaceae\nSulphur Sulph. Sulphur Sublimatum. Brimstone. Sublimed sulfurnSymphytum Officinale Symph. Comfrey. Knitbone. Symphytum Officinale. Healing\nHerb. N. O. Boraginaceae.\nTaraxacum officinale Tarax Taraxacum. Dandelion. Leontodum taraxacum. N.\nO. Compositae\nTarentula Cubensis Tarent-c. Tarentula Cub., The Cuban tarentula.\nTarentula cubensis. Mygale Cubensis. Aranea peluda.\nN. O. Araneideae\nTarentula Hispanica Tarent. Spanish tarentula. Lycosa tarentula. N. O.\nAraneideae.\nThiosinaminum. Thiosin. Rhodallinum. Mustard seed oil. Allyl\nsulphocarbamide. Oil of Mustard-nseed. RhodallinnThuja orientalis Thuj. Thuja., Arbor Vitae. N. O. Coniferae\nTriticum repens Tritic. Triticum. Couch grass. Agropyrum Repens. Cutch-\ngrass. Quitch grass. N. O. Gramineae\nUrtica urens Urt-u. Stinging nettle. Urtica dioica. Common Nettle has similar, if not identical, properties to Urtica dioica. N. O.\nUrticaceae.\nUva ursi Uva. Bearberry. Arctostaphylos. N. O. Ericaceae.\nZincum metallicum Zinc Zincum Met. . Zinc. An Element. Zn.\nNOSODES\nBacillinum Bac. Tuberculosis Nosode. Bacillinum. A maceration\nmade from a tubercular sputum.\nCorynebacterium Coryne A Corynebacterium Nosode\nTuberculinum Aviairae Tub-a. Avian tuberculosis – Chicken tuberculosis\nTuberculinum Avis Nosodes\nTuberculinum Bovinum Tub Bov Bovine Tuberculosis – Tuberculinum Bovinum of\nKent sometimes same as below\nTuberculinum Koch Tub. Tuberculosis Nosode. Tuberculinum Bovinumnof Kent. Tuberculinum Koch. Liquid potencies. Staphylococcinum.\nStreptococcus Nosode Streptoc. Streptococcinum. Streptococcinum bacteria.\nMedorrhinum Med. Glinicum. Potencies of the\nVirus.\nColibacillinum 1 Coli Coliform Nosode\nColibacillinum 2 E. Coli Escherichia coli”

“Accordingly to a first aspect, the invention provides a homeopathic compound that includes a homeopathic tincture and dilutions of.”

“Hepar sulfuris calcareum [Hep] and other similar profiled Calcareas or Sulphur salts or acids;”

“Lachesis Muta [Lach] or another remedy with a similar profile.

“Mercurius Solubilis [Merc] or similar mercurius based remedy; and”

“Silica [Sil] and other silica-containing compounds.”

It will be clear that Hepar sulphuris calcareum (Hep), Lachesis muta (Lach), Mercurius Solubilis[Merc]; and Silica can be replaced with or supplemented by the additional remedies as outlined below. They have the same profile as the remedy they are replacing or supplementing. This is the main characteristic of the addition remedies.

It will be further understood that homeopathic remedies can be substituted or supplemented by chemical equivalents or bioequivalents. These remedies essentially mimic the active moiety of the homeopathic remedy. This ideally results in an agent with the same profile as the homeopathic remedy. Ammonium carbonate may be used to replace venoms like those of spiders or snakes. Non-limiting examples: The active agent in the Solanacea Family (e.g. Belladonna and Strammonium are alkaloids. The active agent in the Loganiaceae group (e.g. Strychnine (Strychnos) is the active ingredient in Iganthia Gelsemium and Nux Vomica. The field is well-versed in other chemical equivalents and bioequivalents to homeopathic ingredients.

“Accordingly to a particular embodiment, Calc Sulph or Calc Sil, or similar profiled Calcareas or Sulphur, or salts and acids thereof, may be present in place of or in addition to Hepar Sulph.”

It will be obvious that there are other remedies for spiders and snakes with similar septic shock profiles to Lachesis Muta. These remedies include, but are not limited: Crotalidae (crotalus horridalus), Tarentula Cubensis, and/or Pyrogen.

“Mercurius Solubilis” can also be called Hydrargyrum or Mercurius Vivit, Argentum vium, Mercurius Solublis Hahnemanni and Metallic Mercury. Mercurius Solubilis can be used to replace or complement other mercury-containing compounds. Phytolacca, also known by Vegetable Mercury (or Phytolacca decandra), may be used. Phytolacca decandra is high in Mercury and has a similar unique relationship to Mercury, as we will see.

“Silica [Sil]” can be identified under any of its synonyms such as Silica terra or Silicea Terra, Silex or Silica anhydride. It may also be replaced with or complimented by many silica-containing compounds like Silica Marina Sea Sand.

“This homeopathic compound comprising a homeopathic tincture of Hepar sulphuris calcareum, or another similar profiled Calcarea, or Sulphur salt, or acid; Lachesis muta, or any other remedy with a comparable profile, such as Phytolacca, or Silica, or other silica containing substances with a similarly profile other than will be referred as?Core? “In the specification and examples.”

Core A is a homeopathic remedy that can be used to treat general infections as well as sepsis. All homeopathic complexes based on the invention depend on Core A. Core A is essential for the absorption, resorption and discharge of pus formed in association with infection or sepsis/septic infections.

“Core A also allows for the repair and regrowth of damaged tissues.”

“This particular combination of four homeopathic ingredients in Core A provides general antibiotic activity. It is not recommended in conventional homeopathic literature because of incompatibility of two ingredients. Contrary to what is commonly taught, applicants have found that this particular combination is well tolerated, and has good general anti-infective properties.

“Specifically, according homeopathic teachings Mercurius Solubilis is incompatible with Silica (Remedy Relations by Thomas Blasig & Peter Vint 2001 Published Hahnemann Institut). Silica Terra (Sil), and Mercurius Solubilis(Merc and Sil) should not be given before or after one another. In homeopathy, they are ‘inimical? They are incompatible (Nature?s Materia Medica January 2007 (3rd edition) (Lotus Materia Medica (1st & Second Editions Robin Murphy) and Concordant Materia Medica (1994, first edition Frans Vermeulen). These ingredients are not compatible with each other according to classical homeopathic teachings. The applicants were surprised to discover that the present homeopathic uses both of these ingredients without any adverse effect.

“Core A, which is unexpectedly contrary to traditional homeopathic teachings, provides dual functionality in terms of anti-infective action and regrowth and repair of damaged tissue of the homeopathic compound of the present invention. This knowledge allowed for the combination of mercury and silica to be beneficial to patients in need. This knowledge has been applied to Core A’s benefit in many ways.

“Preferably the homeopathic complex is given in a range of potencies from mother tincture up to about 100M (MM), preferably 50M (CM), and including LM potencies.”

“In general, a?low potential? According to the invention, the?X? potency range is generally used. It is ideal for topical application and treatment of chronic conditions. You can also use it internally to treat the same type of infection.

“When this formulation has high potencies, it is considered to be of high quality. According to the invention, the formulation should be made in high potencies, preferably 30c+, and more preferably 200c+. This makes it ideal for internal use such as internal administration or oral administration. The homeopathic complex acts as an internal anti-infective and healing composition at these potencies. This comment applies to all cores (i.e. This comment applies to all cores (i.e. Core A, the following Cores and all combinations thereof). There are exceptions to the rule in certain situations. For example, Arsenicum Iod and Hydrastis as well as Laurocreasus, Gun Powder and Hydrastis can be used in the low-potency range, even if they are formulated for internal use. They, along with other homeopathic ingredients, have significant effects at low potency.

“Preferably, ?high potency? According to the invention, it is between 30c and about 1M.

“?Very high potential? According to the invention, it is usually between about 1M and 10M. It also includes LM potencies.

“In the?highest? “In the?high? The homeopathic composition can be used in an emergency situation to provide an immediate anti-infective healing response. It will be clear that homeopathic remedies are generally prescribed for acute conditions when they are used internally. High to very high potencies are best for acute conditions, especially as they can be used to treat minor injuries like cuts and grazes as well as major injuries such as strokes and traumatic injuries. It will be clear that the general anti-infective or mastitis treatment compositions of the invention may also be used internally to treat infections and/or matitis.

Core A is a homeopathic composition that causes abscess rupture when given internally at low potencies. Core A, however, causes abscessing to be absorbed at higher potencies. The so-called “medium” potencies, which range from around 9c to 30c, are also observed by applicants. potencies (between low and high potencies) that the homeopathic compound can either promote or hinder absorption of the abscess, or promote or stop rupturing.

“The potency of homeopathic ingredients will determine whether they can be used topically or internally to get the best results. This surprising?biphasic’ effect was not expected. The inventors observed unexpected?biphasic? effects of the composition at different potencies in animals, especially canines, after administering the homeopathic composition. The homeopathic ingredients can work in different ways at different potencies and should therefore be administered in different ways.

“The homeopathic compound according to the invention can be used in the treatment or prophylaxis of microbial infection.”

The homeopathic compound can be used as an anti-infective to treat most microbial infections and sepsis. Advantageously, it has been found that the homeopathic complex according to the present invention can be used in the treatment of Methicillin-resistant Staphlococcus aureus (MRSA) or other associated conditions, including other antibiotic resistant bacteria or pathogens. The homeopathic compound of the invention can have the same effect as a traditional antibiotic, but without many of the side effects.

“Some examples of microbial infection that are not limited to the skin, eyes, nails, hoof, ears, and conjunctivitis include external microbial infected of the skin, eyes, nails, hoof, ears, and conjunctivitis. Other examples include internal microbial infected such as mastitis (mastitis), pneumonia, metritis, joint infected; acute, chronic, resorptive stages; infected, inflamed, infected, swollen or inflamed glands.

“Additionally, the homeopathic compound according to the invention promotes the regeneration and repair of diseased or damaged tissue. The homeopathic complex can be used to treat multiple conditions by encouraging the healing of diseased or damaged tissue. The homeopathic complex is capable of treating a variety of skin conditions, including inflammation, pyrexia and wound healing. It can treat many skin conditions, including eczema and sunburns, pyrexia, skin damage, wrinkles, cracked, warts, chemical burns, skin piles, skin diseases such as eczema, eczema, skin purities, skin cracks, sunburn, pyrexia, pyrexia, skin restoration and repair, skin wound healing, skin regeneration, and skin repair. The homeopathic complex can accelerate the healing of damaged or diseased tissue. This includes wounds, cuts and cracks, grazes. bites. ulcers. These damaged tissues may be septic or indolent (non healing), decubitus, bedsores (bedsores and damaged skin), recurrent (reopening) or chronic. The homeopathic complex can also be used to treat burns, including heat, radiation, including sun, xray treatment, prevention, chemical, and friction/work blisters. The homeopathic complex can also be used to aid in tissue regeneration, such as in skin grafting and fracture repair.

The homeopathic compound according to the invention has many advantages, including safety, speed, efficacy, and ease-of-use. These benefits are described in the Example section.

The homeopathic compound is free from side effects and toxicity. It is easy to tolerate and compatible with most conventional pharmaceuticals. It is very effective and has a quick response. It is available in multiple formats, including topical, oral and parenteral. There are very few requirements for treatment which increases patient compliance and improves the chances of successful outcomes. It provides a consistent response and action for all species, regardless of their condition or type.

“It will become clear that Core A has general anti-infective, repair/regrowth activity. Core A can be supplemented with additional homeopathic compounds. To improve efficiency and functionality, Core A may also include three core groups of homeopathic compounds. These homeopathic complexes will be known by Core B, Core C, and Core D in the examples and specification. Cores D and Cores C can be added to increase effectiveness and allow you to tailor your homeopathic complex for the particular application.

“Core B ingredients promote tissue healing.”

“Ideally Core B consists of a homeopathic tincture, or dilutions thereof, derived from the following ingredients.

Core B, according to a preferred embodiment, comprises a homeopathic remedy tincture or dilutions of the following:

“The combination of Core A and Core B creates a general anti-infective homeopathic remedy for general infections/sepsis.

“Optional ingredients that may be added to Core B include Thuja Occidentalis[Thuj], Chamomilla Matricaria[Cham], Stellaria Media [Stel] and/or Sulphurs. Preferably Sulphur[Sulph]. Graphites naturalis [Graph] is another optional ingredient in Core B.

“Core B may contain additional ingredients such as Urtica urens [Urtu] (equivalent of Urtica dioica), Apis melifica [Apis], Umbelliferae, preferably Conium maculatum[Con] and/or Gunpowder[Gunp].

“Core C components function as constitutional modifiers. They work for specific types of people, increasing their response to treatment. Calc Carb, for example, improves the health and energy of obese individuals. Phosphorus is good for people who are thin and high-energy. This is especially important when tailoring treatment to specific groups, e.g. A dairy herd’s mastitis will be more lean, while a beef herd’s mastitis will be more severe. A skilled homeopath would know which remedies to use from each group.

“Core C” is composed of constitutional modifiers, preferably chosen from the following homeopathic remedies or dilutions:

“Core C could also contain remedies for severe septic infections, selected from a homeopathic Tincture or dilutions thereof. These remedies may be Baptisiatinctoria [Bapt] or Pyrogen (Pyrog].

“Core C could also contain remedies for blood in the milk, selected from a homeopathic Tincture or dilutions thereof.

“Core C could also contain a homeopathic tincture of Astragalus membranaceus [Astramem]”

“Core D functions as anti-puritic/anti-inflammatory ingredients. When used in combination with any of the other Cores, this care provides additional anti-puritic/anti-inflammatory functionality of the homeopathic core. Core D is a homeopathic tincture of or diluted version of the following ingredients.

Cores D, when combined with Cores A and C, can be used to treat anti-itch, pile, stroke, scar, scar, or anti-wrinkle conditions. Core D can be used as an analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and/or anti-pyretic. Thiosinaminum [Thiosin] can be used to treat scarring, similar to silica or graphites. Sol [Sol] can be used to treat sunburn. There are many possible applications. As with other embodiments, the potency of the invention can be modified depending on the intended use.

“Moreover, the homeopathic compound of the present invention as defined in cores D to A above may also include nosodes. Nosodes can be homeopathic remedies made from specific products for a specific disease. This could be tissue that contains the disease agent or tissue that has been affected by them. Sometimes, nosodes can be made from vaccines that contain the organisms. Nosodes are prepared in a concentrated and potentized form, just like any other homeopathic medicine. Because of the way the nosodes are prepared, animals cannot be infected by any disease agent. They are also used at 30c or higher. Ideal nosodes are Tuberculinum bovinum or Tuberculinium aeroe, Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus aviaire.

“As discussed above in relation to Core A., an important aspect the present invention is its potency. The homeopathic complex can be given at different potency levels to suit different conditions and areas. The homeopathic complex can be altered by changing its potency through dilution or succession to produce a different mode-of-action. The significant advantage of this invention is the possibility to combine Cores A and D in different ways, and alter the potency. Homeopathic complexes can be made from different combinations of Cores with different potencies.

“The invention will now been described in relation to particular embodiments of it and their end uses.”

“Accordingly to one particular embodiment of the invention, there’s provided a general antiinfective homeopathic composition consisting of a homeopathic solution or dilutions of:

“Hepar Sulph, Lachesis, Merc, Sil; and”

“Aconite napellus; Arnica montana; Arsenicum iodatum; Belladonna; Bellis perennis; Bryonia alba; Calenula Offcinalis; Chamomilla Matricaria; Echinacea angustifolia; Echinacea purpurea; Graphites naturalis; Hamamelis virginiana; Hypericum Perforatum; Ledum palustre; Millefolium achillea; Phytolacca decandra; Rhus Toxicodendron; Ruta Graveolans; Stellaria media; Sulphur; Symphytum officinale; and Thuja Occidentalis.”

“The general anti-infective remedy composition consists of a homeopathic tincture, or dilutions thereof, of Core A, CoreB, Graphites and Sulphur.

“Optional ingredients that may be added are Conium maculatum (depending upon Regulatory constraints) and/or Gunpowder.”

Based on the volume of the entire composition, each ingredient should be present between 0.1 and 20% v/v. Each ingredient should be present in equal amounts.

This homeopathic composition can be used as a cream for topical application. It is best to use a non-active base, which can include lanolin, petroleum, and mineral oil. This base could include, for example, 15 to 35%, preferably 25 lanolin, 40 to 60%, 50% petroleum with 15-25%, preferably 25 to 25% mineral oil, and is ideal for cold climates. You will appreciate that other non-active bases may also be used.

The following table lists the appropriate potency ranges of each ingredient when they are used in topical general anti-infective treatment formulations.

“Effective\n[Short Preferred Range for Example Final dilution\nRemedy form] Topical Use Potency in Cream\nHepar Sulphuris [Hep-s] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nLachesis [Lach] Range 8x-12x/6c 8x 9x\nMercurius Solubilis [Merc-s] Range 6x-12x/6c 6x 7x\nSilica [Sil] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nAconitum Napellus [Acon] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nArnica Montana [Arn] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nArsenicum Iod [Ars-i] Range 6x-12x/6c 6x 7x\nBelladonna [Bell] Range 2x-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nBellis Perenis [Bell-p] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nBryonia Alba [Bry], Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nCalenula Offcinalis [Calen] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nChamomilla Matricaria [Cham] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nEchinacia augustifolia [Echi-a] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nEchinacia Purpurea [Echi-p] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nGraphites naturalis [Graph] Range 8x-12x/6c 8x 9x\nHamamellis Virginiana [Ham] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nHypericum Perforatum [Hyper] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nLedum [Led] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nMillefolium [Mill] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nPhytolacca [Phyt] Range 6x-12x/6c 6x 7x\nRhus Toxicodendron [Rhus-t] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nRuta Graveolans [Ruta] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nStellaria Media [Stel] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nSulphur** [Sulph] Range MT-12x/6c 4x 4x\nSymphytum [Symph] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\nThuja Occidentalis [Thuja] Range MT-12x/6c 3x* 4x\n*these potencies are ideal for use in the USA. For Europe, minor adjustments may be required to the potencies. 3x potencies are subject to additional testing and must be 4x or more for simplified registrations. This will be determined in part by the regulatory constraints of the country. For example, Sulphur is insoluble below 4x. However, it can be mixed with lactose to make a cream. Sulphur, Silica and Graphite, as well as Arsenicum Iod and Sulphur are insoluble. They form tinctures and not titurates. To preserve the protein activity of lachesis, it is best to prepare it in glycerine.

According to the embodiment of the invention, the anti-infective cream is made using each ingredient according to its potency range. This can be done by different methods depending on whether the ingredient is a triturate or tincture. A triturate is the insoluble homeopathic components, such as Arsenicum Iod and Sulphur, Silica, Hepar Sulp or Lachesis, which are diluted with lactose and potentised. The tincture is prepared in the same way as before. It is then diluted and made potent by sucussion in an alcohol-water premix. The base cream and tincture are then combined. These comments about tincture and triturates are relevant to all embodiments/compositions of the invention.”

“Each ingredient should be combined in equal amounts in a non-active cream basis. The cream should be mixed with the ingredients from around 1 to 10% w/v, depending on the final homeopathic composition’s total weight. The cream should be between 3 and 6% w/v, depending on the final homeopathic composition’s weight.

“Accordingly to a more specific embodiment, the invention provides a general anti-infective composition that can be used for the treatment of mastitis.

Microbial infection via damaged skin is the initial cause of mastitis. Mastitis is a significant economic problem for the dairy industry, as current antibiotic treatments reduce milk yield. Alternative therapies to the current antibiotic treatments are being evaluated. The following are common causal microorganisms that can cause mastitis:

“A homeopathic tincture of a remedy for mastitis is ideally used.

“Basically, this mastitis treatment consists of Core A and CoreB plus Chamomilla Matricaria and Stellaria Media as well as Graphites and Sulphur and Thuja. Conium and Urtica are also included.”

“Gunpowder can be used as an optional ingredient in this homeopathic composition, and its use is subject to the regulations of the country where it is being used.”

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