Provings Info

Animalia -> Chordata - Vertebrata -> Reptilia -> Squamata -> Amphisbaenia -> Amphisbaenidae -> Amphisbaena vermicularis

SubstanCe	Abbreviation	Systematics
Amphisbaena vermicularis Snake-lizard	Amph	Amphisbaenidae
Amphisbaena flavescens Neuw.
Mure used the jaw of a living animal, which he cut off and triturated, because he supposed venom to be in it. But contrary to certain remarks in homeopathic literature (Mure, Murphy) these reptiles are able to bite, but they are not poisonous.
Resources (underlined names are direct links)
Remedia Homöopathie, Freeman´s, Ainsworths

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provings

Author
Mure, Benoit

Language/s

Method
Hahnemannian

Publishing year
1845

Author
Bradford, T.L. (collector)

Language/s

Method
Hahnemannian

Publishing year
1900

remark
This is a link to a file containing Bradford´s Index of Homoeopathic Provings, nearly all provings until 1901.

Taxonomy

Animalia - Animals Chordata - Vertebrata - Vertebrates Reptilia - Reptiles Squamata Amphisbaenia Amphisbaenidae - Snake-Lizards
Amphisbaena vermicularis (Amph)
Snake-lizard

More substances of this family:
Count: 1

Substance	Abbreviation	Systematics
Amphisbaena alba South American Slow-Worm	Amph-a	Amphisbaenidae

Bibliography

explanation

Interhomeopathy 07-08/2011: Brown, Doug, direct link to the article in Interhomeopathy

Interhomeopathy 01/2012: Gandhi, Priyanka Jain, direct link to the article in Interhomeopathy