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.A number of our medicaments will be described from this point of view.I.“Scleron”Scleron consists of metallic lead, honey and sugar.Lead works upon the organism in such a way as to stimulate the catabolic action of the ego-organization.If we introduce it into the organism where this action is deficient, it will therefore stimulate it, if administered in sufficiently strong doses.If the doses are excessive, hypertrophy of the ego organization results.The body destroys more than it can build up and must disintegrate.In sclerotic illness the ego organization becomes too weak; it is not itself sufficiently catabolic.Therefore destruction only occurs through the astral body.The catabolic products are precipitated out of the organism and cause reinforcement of those organs that exist in salt substances.In appropriate dosage, lead takes back the catabolic process into the ego-organization.The catabolic products are eliminated and do not remain as hardened areas in the body.All healing of sclerosis can only consist of opening up the way out of the organism of salt forming processes which otherwise remain in the body.Through the lead the direction of the processes of the ego organization is determined.Further it is necessary that these processes in their course, remain transient to a certain extent.This is accomplished by adding honey.Honey brings the ego organization to the state where it can exercise the necessary mastery over the astral body.Therefore, it takes from the astral body its relative autonomy in sclerosis.Sugar works directly on the ego-organization.It strengthens it in itself.Our remedy, therefore, has the following effect: lead works catabolically in the manner of the ego-organization, not the astral body.The honey transfers the catabolic action of the astral body to the ego-organization and the sugar places the ego-organization in a position to fulfil its specific task.It can be observed that the initial stages of sclerosis express themselves in that the quickness of thought and precise command of memory cease.Applied in this early stage of sclerosis, our remedy will prevent the advanced stages.It proves effective, however, in the later stages too.(Instructions are included with the preparation.)2.“Bidor” as a Remedy for MigraineThe head-organization is so constituted that the internal white portion of the brain (the white-matter) represents physically the most highly advanced part of the human organization.This portion of the brain contains a sensory activity, which comprises the other senses and into which the ego and astral body work.It participates also in the rhythmic system of the organism, into which the astral body and the etheric are working, and it also participates, though to a very small extent, in the metabolic and limb-system in which the physical and etheric work.This part of the brain differentiates itself from the surrounding periphery, the grey matter, which in its physical organization contains far more of the metabolic and limb-system, somewhat more of the rhythmic system, and least of all of the nerves-and-senses system.If now the central brain is impoverished as to nerve-sense activity and richer in metabolic activity because of a repressed activity of the ego-organization, i.e.if the centre becomes more like the peripheral brain than in the normal state, migraine arises.Its cure will, therefore, depend upon: 1.A stimulation of the nerve-sense activity; 2.A transformation of the rhythmic activity from one that inclines to the metabolism, into one that inclines more to the breathing process; and 3.A restraint of the purely vegetative metabolic activity which forgoes regulation by the ego-organization.The first of these results is attained by the use of silicic acid.Silica, in combination with oxygen, contains processes equivalent to those that take place within the organism in the transition from the breathing to the nerve-sense activity.The second result is to be achieved by sulphur.This contains that process whereby the rhythm inclining to the digestive system is transformed into a rhythm inclining to respiration.The third is achieved through iron, which immediately after the (digestive) process guides the metabolism into the rhythms of the blood, which leads to suppression of the metabolic process itself.Iron, sulphur and silicic acid (processed) in an appropriate form must therefore be therapeutic in migraine.This has been confirmed for us in countless cases.3 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]