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Cold remedies Hot remedies Both hot and cold
FARKHUNDA MALAHAT; BHMS FINAL YEAR

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Objectives
TO UNDERSTAND HOT AND
COLD REMEDIES IN
HOMOEOPATHY AS EXPLAINED
BY DR. GIBSON MILLER.
Topic Overview February 7th 2022
Resources
This is a list of resources.
● INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
RESEARCH AND ANALYTICAL
REVIEWS; VOLUME 5, ISSUE 4
● HOT AND COLD REMEDIES BY
DR. GIBSON MILER;
PRESENTED BY SYLVIAN
CAZALET
Materials
● KENT’S REPERTORY
● GIBSON’S SYMPTOM ALONE
THEIR VALUE AND SELECTION
Other
CASE STUDY
RUBRICS
LIST OF HOT AND COLD REMEDIES

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Thermals Physiology and Homoeopathy
Gibson Miller defines general thermal modality as ‘the effect of different temperature upon the patient as a whole.’
Regulation of body temperature
Man is a Homoeothermic animal and thermoregulation is managed by the pre-optic anterior hypothalamus.
The mechanism of temperature of body in every individual differs depending upon his cellular and biochemical reactions. The normal
temperature of body is 37 ºC (98.60 F) in human beings
There are two centers in the Hypothalamus, which are concerned with temperature regulation
1. Heat loss center.
2. Heat gain center.
Skin and anterior hypothalamus have more heat sensitive neurons, while internal organs and posterior hypothalamus have more cold
sensitive neurons.
The impulses from skin and anterior hypothalamus are carried to posterior hypothalamus and then the appropriate response is given.
All the temperature control mechanisms continually attempt to bring the body temperature back to the set point level that is 37.1ºC
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Behavioral control of temperature
Whenever the internal body temperature becomes too high, signals from the temperature-controlling areas in the brain give the
person a psychic sensation of being overheated; so all the mechanisms to decrease body temperature are stimulated. The behavior of
the person also changes; he wants fanning or air conditioner for comfort.
Whenever the body becomes too cold, signals from the skin and deep body receptors elicit the feeling of cold discomfort. Therefore
the person makes appropriate environmental adjustment to re-establish comfort, such as moving to a heated room or wearing warm
clothing.
Dr. Hahnemann while testing cinchona officinalis (china off.) the first medicine, noted down the thermal sensation (heat sensation) i.e.
fever and chill sensation i.e. rigor. Every remedy that was discovered by him manifests its own thermal sensations. Therefore, Dr.
Hahnemann has comprehended that thermals are important in forming the symptom totality and in selecting exact similimum
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Every medicine contains all the three types of thermal sensations but their thermal presentation is different according
to atmospheric changes, weather changes, dietary changes or geographical changes. Different types are given below:
Thermally Hot : These patients are
sensitive to hot and even warm air,
summer , Sun exposure, warm clothing or
covering & also feel uneasy in a closed
room or crowded places.
For bathing, they require cold or lukewarm
water because their body cellular setup
expresses extreme sensitivity towards heat
sensations.
Hence, they feel comfortable only in cool
air/fresh open air. They enjoy fanning or
A.C. and dislike covering.
Thermally Chilly : Some individuals are
sensitive to slight cold air or even open air.
These patients require warm covering,
woolen clothing to protect their body from
cold.
They feel comfortable in warm room. Also
they are better by warm application and for
bathing they require hot or warm water in
every season.
Ambithermal : Some individuals are
equally sensitive to both heat & cold
sensation. For example, they can
neither bear heat, nor Sun exposure nor
feel better by draft of air and cold
application. Whenever they feel cold they
like to move to warm places and when they
feel warm they feel like moving to colder
places. These individuals have a mercurial
character,
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Towards CHILLY : These individuals are basically highly
sensitive to draft of cold air or low temperature. But they are also
sensitive to warm weather, hot air, or Sun exposure.
Sometimes they are aggravated by cold wind or air draft, but they
are also better by cold air draft.
Example : KALI BICH (Towards Chilly)
Towards HOT : These individuals are generally sensitive to high
temperature but sometimes they are also sensitive to cold
temperature.
For ex. when riding on a bicycle, the patient needs warm covering
over the exposed parts.
These individuals are aggravated by hot bathing and hot weather
but are also better by warmth.
Example : CARBO VEG (Towards Hot)
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Rubrics
 Hot Patient is ‘Generalities; warmth; agg.’
 Chilly Patient is ‘Generalities; cold; agg.’
Many consider some other rubrics like ‘heat vital lack of’ and ‘tendency to take cold easily’ etc. rubrics for chilly patient.
To quote Gibson Miller himself on errors in forming rubrics;
.“Another frequent source of error is the tendency to mistake any undue readiness to perspire as an indication that heat aggravates.
On the other hand, many confuse an undue tendency to catch cold, with aggravation from cold, but when we have eliminated these
errors and find the patient markedly aggravated as a whole by heat or cold, we are greatly aided in our choice of remedy.”
(Gibson’s Symptom Alone their value and selection – Page 13 )
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● 1. Sensation :
Generalities-heat
Generalities- coldness.
Generalities-heat; vital- lack of
● 2. Weather:
Generalities- weather- warm, sultry- agg.
Generalities- weather- windy, stormy;
during; warm
Generalities- weather- cold, dry
Generalities- weather- cold, wet, damp.
● 3. Season:
Generalities- summer- agg.
Generalities- winter- agg.
Generalities- weather- damp, rainy, wet-
agg.
● 4. Clothing:
Generalities- clothing- intolerance of,
loosening amel.
Generalities- clothing-desires; warm
Generalities- undressing- agg.
● 5. Covering:
Generalities- Abdomen- pain- warmth-
amel, vering- agg. or intolerance of
Generalities- uncovering- desires
Generalities- uncovering- agg.
Generalities- uncovering- aversion
● 6. Fanning
Generalities- fanning, fanned- amel.
Generalities- fanning, fanned- desire to be
Generalities- fanning, fanned- agg.
● 7. Air
Generalities- air; cold- amel.
Generalities-air; open- amel.
Generalities- air; cold- agg.
Generalities- air; open- agg.
● 8. Heat:
Generalities- heated, warmed, hot,
becoming- agg.
Generalities- heated, warmed, hot,
becoming- amel
● 9.Regional thermal modalities.
Head-pain- air-cold agg
Extremities- pain-joints- warmth- amel
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● 9. Application
Generalities- applications; warm; agg.
Generalities- applications; cold- amel.
Generalities- applications; cold- agg.
Generalities- applications; warm-amel.
10.Desires – internal
Generalities- food and drinks-cold; drinks,water- desires
Generalities-food and drinks- cold food-desires
Generalities- food and drinks- warm; drinks,water- desires
Generalities-food and drinks; warm; food; desires
● 11.General Agg – Internal
Generalities- food and drinks; warm; food; agg.
Generalities- food and drinks- warm; drinks, water- agg.
Generalities-food and drinks- cold; food-agg.
Generalities-food and drinks- cold; drinks, water-agg.
● 12.Bathing
Generalities- bathing, washing- agg- hot
Generalities- bathing, washing- amel- cold
Generalities- bathing, washing; agg-cold
Generalities- bathing, washing- amel-warm
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Case Study - 1
● Desires - Salt, sweets.
● Averse - Fats, acids.
● Flushes of heat with sweating which relieved her.
● She was very thin ; excitable person - a bundle of nerves.
● Thermal - On further enquiry she was found to be very chilly.
Miss B., Age 52. Been heavy tea drinker for twenty years ; had much pain
and discomfort in stomach ; with flatulence immediately after eating ;
gradually got better till next meal ; much rumbling in abdomen. Appetite
poor ; bowels fairly regular.

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Generals
• Very Chilly. < Spring. < Before and during thunder-storm.
• Irritable in morning.
• Anxiety for others.
• Fears, Burglars ; something going to happen ; crowds ; being suffocated, and therefore
in tunnel.
• Impatient.
• Suspicious.
• Very sensitive ; readily offended ; startled easily with least noise.

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CHILLY PATIENT - Used as Eliminating Symptom : only chilly remedies are given in the following lists.
● Fears : Something will happen (Kent's Repertory : p. 45). -
Alum., Ars., Calc., Carb-v., CAUST., Graph., Kali-ars., Kali-p.,
Mag-c., Mang., Nat-a., PHOS.
● Fears : suffocation (p. 47) - Carb-an., Phos., Stram..
● Fears : crowd (p. 43) - Aloe, Ars., Bar-c., Calc., Carb-an.,
Caust., Con., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Kali-ar., K-bi., Kali-c., Kali-p.,
Nat-a., Nat-c., Nux-v., Phos., Plb., Rhus-t., Stann.
● Anxiety for others (p. 7) - Ars., Bar-c., Cocc., Phos.
● Suspicious (p. 85) - ARS., Aur., BAR-C., Bar-m., Bell., Bor.,
Calc-p., Carb-s., Canth., CAUST., Cham., Chin., Cimic.,
Cocc., Con., Graph., Hyos., KALI-ARS., Kali-p., Mur-ac., Nat-a.,
Nat-c., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Plb., RHUS-T., Ruta, Sep., Sil.,
Stann., Staph., STRAM., Sul-ac., Viol-t.
● Offended readily (p. 69) - Agar., Alum., Ars.,
Aur., Bor., Calc., Camph., Caps., Carb-s., Carb-v.,
Caust., Cham., Chel., Chin., Chin-a., Cocc., Cycl., Graph., NUX-
V., Petr., Phos., Ran-b., Sars., Sep., Spig., Stram., Zinc.
● < Approach storm (p. 1403) - Agar., Aur., Caust.,
Hyper., Kali-bi., Nat-c., Nit-ac., Petr., Phos., PSOR.,
RHOD., Rhus-t., Sep., Sil.
● < Spring (p. 1403) - Aur., Bar-m., Bell., Calc., Carb-v., Chel.,
Colch., Dulc., Hep., Kali-bi., Nux-v., Rhus-t., Sars., Sep., Sil.
● Averse fats (p. 480) - Ars., Bell., Calc., Carb-an., Carb-v.,
CHIN., Chin-a., Colch., Cycl., Bell., Hep., Nat-c., PETR., Phos.,
Rheum, Rhus-t., Sep.
● Averse acids (p. 480) - Bell., Cocc., Ferr., Ign., Nux-v., Ph-ac.,
SABAD.
● Desire salt (p. 486) - Calc., Calc-p., CARB-
V., Caust., Cocc., Con., Nit-ac., PHOS., Plb.
● Desire sweets (p. 486) - Am-c., Arg-m., Ars., Bar-c., Calc.,
Carb-v., CHIN., Chin-a., Kali-ars., Kali-c., Kali-p., Nat-c., Nux-v.,
Petr., Plb., Rheum., Rhus-t., Sabad., Sep.

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Remarks
● The chief remedies running through the case are Ars., Calc., Caust., Nat-c., Nux-v.,
Phos., Rhus., Sep.
● Giving the different types their values; (Capitals = 3 ; Italics = 2 ; Ordinary = 1) ;
● Findings:
(Ars. appears 8 times to value of 16)
● The constitution of the patient suggested either Ars. or Phos.
● We have thus come to these two remedies by only considering the general symptom of
the patient.
Ars. 816 , Calc. 814, Caust. 713, Nat-c. 69, Nux-v. 69, Phos. 1018, Rhus-t. 712, Sep. 611

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Selection of the similimum:
● The pain in stomach was > hot drinks ; even wine which suits her generally had to be
given up owing to its coldness, and as Phos. patients crave cold drinks (even ices) in
gastric troubles, we are left with Ars.
Follow up results:
● Pain > (which had been present for years) in a few days,
● In a few weeks she was almost well, being much less excitable.
● This case shows the importance of Generals in their order - mental, climatic, desires
and aversions in food ; all of which must be markedly present to be of any value.
Ars-alb. 30 - 3 doses at 6-hourly intervals

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Case Study-2
● < Warm room ; exposure to sun ; if heated ; east wind ; touch.
● > Rest ; alone ; quiet ; lying down ; pressure.
● Menopause, two years ago. Has some bearing down sensation if
she strains, with burning internally and a feeling of distension.
● Stomach - Appetite fair ; averse fish ; desires fats.
● Bowels constipated.
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Mrs. W., æ. 58 - Dec. 6th, 1910 - Complaining of headaches
ever since a girl in her teens ; usually requires to go to bed for
at least two days every month (not at period). She has a
heaviness all over head as if in iron case ; and head extremely
tender to touch, also much throbbing in left temple

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Generals
● Mental - Fears : dark, robbers. Always in a hurry. Very
sensitive to all impressions. Moody : < consolation (gets
angry).
● Climatic. - < Warmth (faintish ; summer - exposure to sun.
Flushes, heat with sweats. < Thunder (hair stands on end,
and gets bad headaches).
WARM PATIENT - Therefore following lists only include those
drugs affected by heat.
● < Consolation (Kent, p. 16) - Lil-t., Lyc., NAT-M., Plat., Thuj.
● Fear dark (p. 43) - Calc-s., Lyc., Puls.
● Robbers (p. 47) - Arg-n., Lach., Nat-m., Sulph.
● Hurry (p. 52) - Aloe, Ambr., Apis, Arg-n., Bry., Calad., Calc-s.,
Grat., Iod., Kali-s., Lach., LIL-T., Lyc., NAT-M., Op.,
Ptel., Puls., SULPH., Thuj.
● < Thunder (p. 1403) - Bry., Lach., Lyc., Nat-m., Puls., Sulph.,
Thuj., Tub.
● < Summer (p. 1404) - Arg-n., Bry., FL-AC., Iod., Lach., Lyc.,
Nat-m., Puls., Thuj.
● Faintish warm room (p. 1361) - Lach., Lil-t., Lyc., PULS.
● Faintish crowded room (p. 1359) - Nat-m., Sulph.
● Averse fish (p. 480) - Nat-m., Sulph.
● Desire fats (p. 485) - Sulph.
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● < Consolation (Kent, p. 16) - Lil-t., Lyc., NAT-M., Plat., Thuj.
● Fear dark (p. 43) - Calc-s., Lyc., Puls.
● Robbers (p. 47) - Arg-n., Lach., Nat-m., Sulph.
● Hurry (p. 52) - Aloe, Ambr., Apis, Arg-n., Bry., Calad., Calc-s.,
Grat., Iod., Kali-s., Lach., LIL-T., Lyc., NAT-M., Op.,
Ptel., Puls., SULPH., Thuj.
● < Thunder (p. 1403) - Bry., Lach., Lyc., Nat-m., Puls., Sulph.,
Thuj., Tub.
● < Summer (p. 1404) - Arg-n., Bry., FL-AC., Iod., Lach., Lyc.,
Nat-m., Puls., Thuj.
● Faintish warm room (p. 1361) - Lach., Lil-t., Lyc., PULS.
● Faintish crowded room (p. 1359) - Nat-m., Sulph.
● Averse fish (p. 480) - Nat-m., Sulph.
● Desire fats (p. 485) - Sulph.
● Particulars of Headache
● < Sun (p. 149) - Aloe, BRY., LACH., Nat-m., PULS., Sulph.
● < Warm room (p. 151) - Aloe, APIS, Bry., Coc-c., Croc., Ferr-
i., Iod., Kali-s., Led., Lil-t. Lyc., Nat-m., PLAT., PULS., Spong.,
Sulph.
● < Touch (p. 149) - Bry., Grat., Led., Lyc., Nat-m., Sabin.
● > Lying (p. 142) - Bry., Calc-s., Coc-c., Fer-i., Fl-ac.,
Lach., Lyc., Nat-m., Spong., Sulph.
● > Pressure (p. 145) - Apis, Arg-n., BRY., LACH., Lil-
t., Lyc., NAT-M., Nicc., PULS., Sabin., Sulph., Thuj.
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WARM PATIENT - Therefore following lists only include those drugs affected by heat
Bry. 814 ; Lach. 817 ; Lyc. 1015 ; Nat-m. 1222 ; Puls. 819 ; Sulph. 1016

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● Nat-mur. seems to suit the case, not because it is numerically highest alone, but because it corresponds to the type of the
patient.
● Nat-mur. has marked aversion to fats, which this patient desires : but that would not rule out the drug for this reason ; that,
though the desires and aversions are general symptoms, they rank much lower in the scale than the mental symptoms. A
strong mental symptom like the markedly < consolation would rule out many of lesser importance. Puls. again could never
suit this case, no matter how great its numerical value, because of the marked < from consolation. Repertory work is never
mechanical, and is only a guide to the study of Materia Medica.
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Follow up results
● Dec. 9th, 1910 - Natrum-mur. 200, 3 doses.
● Dec. 15th, 1910 - A marked aggravation of the headache three days after taking the powders.
● February 14th, 1911 - Not had a bad headache since ; no heaviness or caged-in feeling. Bowels began to act naturally soon
after the medicine. Hardly any flushes of heat. Much better generally ; got up after influenza and not felt shaky, used to take her
weeks to recover. No medicine.
● February 20th, 1911 - Got bad colic due to chill which caused return of headache for one day only. Natrum-mur. 200, 3 doses.
● April 7th, 1911 - No real headache since last note, slight attempts ; no caged-in feeling. Bowels quite regular. Bearing down with
burning and distension entirely gone. No flushes of heat. No medicine.
● May 16th, 1911 - A little vertigo on first lying down : goes off immediately. Headache absent despite severe thunderstorm which
formerly caused her to go to bed ; not once the cased-in sensation. Bowels still good.
● Generally a different person in every way ; brighter ; more cheerful ; husband declares her to be a different person to live
with. Nat-m. 200, 3 doses.
● December 27th, 1911 - May have had a slight attempt at headache, but never came to anything ; feels a new creature ; able to
do much more work ; very energetic ; general health excellent. Had no medicine since above.
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Hot and Cold Remedies
by Dr. Robert Gibson Miller
Predominantly aggravated by cold
Abrot., Acet-ac., Acon., Agar., Agn., Alumen, Alum., Al-ph., Alum-sil., Am-c., Apoc., Arg-
m., ARS., Ars-s-fl., Asar., Aur., Aur-ars., Aur-sulph., Bad., BAR-C., Bar-m., Bell., Benz-
ac., Borax., Brom., Cadm., Calc-ars., CAL-C., Calc-fl., CALC-PH., Calc-
sil., Camph., Canth., CAPS., Carb-an., Carb-veg., Carbn-sul., Card-
m., Cauloph., CAUST., Cham., Chel., CHINA., Chin-a., Cimic., Cistus., Cocc., Coff.,
Colch., Con., Cycl., DULC., Euphras., FERR., Ferr-ars., Form., GRAPH., Guaj., Hell.,
Helon., HEP., Hyosc., HYPER., Ign., KALI-ARS., Kali-bich., KALI-CARB., Kali-
chlor., Kali-phos., Kali-sil., Kalm., Kreos., Lac-defl., MAGN-CARB., MAGN-
PHOS., Mang., MOSCH., Mur-ac., Natr-ars., Natr-carb., NITRIC-AC., Nux-m., NUX-
VOM., Oxal-ac., Petrol., PHOS., Phos-ac., Plb., Pod., PSOR., PYROGEN., RAN-B.,
Rheum., Rhodo., RHUS., RUMEX, Ruta, SABAD., Sars., SEPIA, SIL.,
SPIG., Stann., Staph., Stram., STRONT., Sul-ac., Therid., Valer., Viol-t., Zinc.
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Predominantly aggravated by hot
Aesc-h., All-c., Aloe, Ambra., APIS, ARG-NIT., Asaf., Aur-iod., Aur-m., Bar-iod., Bry., Calad., Calc-iod.,
Calc-sul., Cocc-cacti., Comoc., Crocus., Dros., Fer-iod., FLUOR-AC., Grat., Ham., IOD., KALI-IOD.,
KALI-SUL., Lach., Led., Lil-t., Lyc., NAT-MUR., NAT-SUL., Niccol., Op., Picric-ac., PLAT., Ptelia, PULS.,
SABINA, SECALE, Spong., Sul., Sul-iod., Thuj., Tuberc., (Rabe), Ustil., Vespa., Viburn.
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Sensitive to both extremes of temperature
● MERC., Ip., Nat-carb., Cinnabar.
● Ant-cr., agg. by both geat and cold : agg. by overheating and radiated heat, though
many symptoms amel. by heat.
● (MERC. in chronic troubles agg. by cold : in acute agg. by heat).

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