by Adolph von Lippe — Text Book of Materia Medica
Vertigo, stupefaction.
Sopor.
Great drowsiness.
Pulse slow.
Profuse, greasy, clammy perspiration.
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Lupulus (Humulus) appears in 4 of the 13 classic books on Similia. Each was written to do a different job — here is what each adds on this remedy, with the opening of its entry.
“Humulus lupulus, Linn. Natural order , Urticaceæ. Common names , Hop, Hoppen, Houblon. Preparation , Trituration of the hops. Authorities. 1 , Dr. Bethmann, A. H. Z., 10, 72, proving in a girl aged twenty-three, took tinct. 8 drops first day, 30 drops third and fifth days; 2 , same, a girl, aged twenty-one, took 45…”
“Hops Is a good remedy in unstrung conditions of the nervous system attended with nausea, dizziness, headache following a night's debauch. Infantile jaundice , Urethral burning. Drawing and twitching in almost every muscle. Nervous tremors; wakefulness and delirium of drunkards. Giddiness and stupefaction. Slow pulse…”
“Humulus lupulus. Hop. N. O. Cannabinaceæ (of the Urticaceæ). Tincture of the seeded spikes. Trituration. Tincture of Lupuline (small resinous granules covering the scales). Dyspepsia / Dysuria / Gonorrhœa Lupulus has had a somewhat extensive proving, to the symptoms of which have been added the effects of working with…”
Kent's Repertory lists Lupulus (Humulus) in 1 rubric.
