King's
American Dispensatory
By H.W. Felter, M.D.
and J.U. Lloyd, Phr.M., Ph.D.,
2 vols
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Dispensatories present therapies that have been verified
with patients in both clinical and hospital settings. This 1898
classic revision of Professor John King's earlier work is an
encyclopedic text that encompasses the entire materia medica
of the Eclectic physicians of the last century. It covers botany,
history, chemistry, uses and dosage. A standard reference for
any serious practitioner of botanical therapeutics.
2,172 pgs. Hardcover $285.00
ISBN 1-888483-02-4
Item # 58104
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The
Eclectic Materia Medica, Pharmacology and Therapeutics
By H.W. Felter, M.D. |
This 1922 text is essentially a condensed clinical
version of King's American Dispensatory
with an additional 100 pages of pharmacology information.
764 pages Hardcover. $95.00
ISBN 1-888483-03-2
Item #58107
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The American Materia
Medica, Therapeutics and Pharmacognosy
By Finley Ellingwood, M.D. |
This 1919 eleventh edition text is
arranged by drug action and the organs they influence.
Five fold-out charts compare the most commonly used botanicals
of the time to treat fever,
heart, digestive, liver and female reproductive organ conditions.
564 pages Hardcover $98.00
ISBN 1-888483-05-0
Item#58106
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The Physio-Medical
Dispensatory
By William H. Cook, M.D. |
The Physio-Medicalists
distinguished themselves from other medical sects by their refusal
to use any poisonous substance and by a simplified system of
actions and energetics. This 1869 reprint is a classic botanical
materia medica from the Physio-Medicalist viewpoint.
Hardcover. 832 pages $98.00
ISBN 1-888483-07-5
Item #58101
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Reading the Eye,
Pulse and Tongue
for the Indicated Remedy
Essays by Eli Jones, M.D. |
This book offers useful insights
for both homeopathic and botanical practitioners with an emphasis
on physical diagnosis in remedy selection, distinct from the
limiting practice of prescribing remedies on the basis of symptoms
told to the doctor by the patient.
$15.00
Item #58121
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Specific Diagnosis
by John Milton Scudder, M.D. |
First published in 1874, Dr. Scudder proposes that
there is a definite relationship between known drug actions and
known symptom expressions. Specific Diagnosis became the philosophical
foundation upon which the post Civil War Eclectic medical practice
was based.
Hardcover, 387 pages $35
ISBN 1-888483-04-0
Item #58103
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