Cactus.- Explained

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There is a confusion existing among homeopaths regarding the use of CACTUS in conditions of cardiac emergencies. Some people prefer to use mother tinctures and low potencies, whereas others prefer 30c and higher potencies.

CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS or NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS is the plant from which our drug  CACTUS is procured.

Raw CACTUS juice contains large amounts of Vitamin K, which contributes to the blood-clotting properties it displays during drug proving.

Potentized  CACTUS contains molecular imprints of vitamin k, which help in reversing the blood clotting process by binding to vitamin k in the organism. Thereby CACTUS 30 gives instant relief in cardiac emergencies by dissolving blood clots that block the arteries.

Crude CACTUS was proved to have following actions:

1. Acts on circular muscular fibers, hence constrictions.

2. Favors formation of clots speedily.

These two actions are very much similar to what happens during a coronary artery blockage. Circular muscular fibres of coronary arteries suddenly contracts spasmodically, thereby narrowing the lumen of arteries. Blood clots forms and block these arteries, which results in the emergency situation.

That means, Molecular imprints contained in potenized CACTUS can reverse these processes happening during a heart attack. It relaxes the artery walls, dissolves the blood clots and facilitates the blood flow to cardiac muscles thereby preventing tissue death.

Frequent repetition is very important until tiding over the emergency situation.

During acute cardiac emergencies due to coronary artery blockage, give CACTUS 30 (dilution) in frequent doses until symptoms subside or expert medical care is made available.  For last many years, I ask people in high risk group to always carry a 30ML bottle of CACTUS 30 (dilution) with them WITHIN REACH. Many of them had informed me that it had helped them to save their own life or others' life during emergencies.

Never use CACTUS Q in such situations. It is expressly said in materia medica that "Cactus favors formation of blood clots speedily" during provings with crude forms. That means, "potentized Cactus can dissolve blood clots" according to similia similibus curentur.

See the Cardiac symptoms of CACTUS:

HANDBOOK OF MATERIA MEDICA- BOERICKE:

Acts on circular muscular fibers, hence constrictions.

*It is the heart and arteries especially that at once respond to the influence of Cactus, producing very characteristic constrictions as of an iron band.

This sensation is found in various places, oesophagus, bladder, etc.

The mental symptoms produced correspond to those found when there are heart affections, sadness, and melancholy.

Whole body feels as if caged, each wire being twisted tighter.

Atheromatous arteries and weak heart.

Congestions; irregular distribution of blood.

*Favors formation of clots speedily.

Great periodicity.

Toxic goitre with cardiac symptoms.

Cactus is pulseless, panting and prostrated.

*Fear of death.

Screams with pain.

Anxiety.

*Constriction of oesophagus.

Dryness of tongue, as if burnt; needs much liquid to get food down.

*Suffocative constriction at throat, with full, throbbing carotids in angina pectoris.

*Oppressed breathing as from a weight on chest.

*Constriction in chest, as if bound, hindering respiration.

Inflammation of diaphragm.

*Heart-constriction, as from an iron band.

Heart weakness of arterio-sclerosis.

Tobacco heart.

Violent palpitation; worse lying on left side, at approach of menses.

*Angina pectoris, with suffocation, cold sweat, and ever-present iron band feeling.

*Pain in apex, shooting down left arm.

*Palpitation, with vertigo; dyspnoea, flatulence.

*Constriction; very acute pains and stitches in heart; pulse feeble, irregular, quick, without strength.

*Angina pectoris.

*Palpitation; pain shooting down left arm.

Haemoptysis, with convulsive, spasmodic cough.

Diaphragmitis, with great difficulty of breathing.

*Numbness of left arm.

SYMPTOMS OF CACTUS GIVEN IN
DICTIONARY OF MATERIA MEDICA- CLARKE:

*Difficulty of breathing; continued oppression and uneasiness as if the chest were constricted with a (hot) iron band, hindering respiration.-Whirling sensation from chest to brain; arterial throbbing.-Oppressed breathing from a weight on chest.

*Congestion of the chest which prevents lying down; palpitation; constriction as from a tight cord around false ribs.

*Sensation of a great constriction in middle of sternum, as if the parts were compressed by iron pincers, with oppression of breathing; worse on motion.

*Constriction of throat exciting a constant desire to swallow.

*Suffocative constriction at throat with full, throbbing carotids.

*Pain deep in heart like a jerking body, frequently repeated.-

*Something seemed to be whirling up from chest to brain.-

*Sensation as if heart turned over ; as if it whirled round; as if some one was grasping heart firmly, with sensation as if it whirled round; as if heart was bound down and had not room enough to beat; as if bolts were holding it; as if compressed or squeezed by a band.-

*Lancinating pain in heart when perspiration fails.-

*Deathlike feeling at heart and round to l. back.-

*Acute pains, pricking and stitches in the heart.-

Palpitation of the heart, day and night; < when walking, and at night, when lying on l. side.-

Palpitation in small irregular beats (at times frequent, at others slow), from slightest excitement or deep thought, with necessity for deep inspiration.-

*Pains in apex of heart, shooting down l. arm to ends of fingers; feeble pulse; dyspnœa.-

Endocardial murmurs; excessive impulse; increased precordial dulness; enlarged ventricle.-

Heart disease with œdema of l. hand only.-

Aneurism.-Atheromatous arteries.Pain under l. shoulder-blade (with palpitation)

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