Kalmia latifolia Broad-leaved Kalmia, Calico-bush, Mountain-laurel, Spoonwood, a native of North America, not mentioned in allopathic works on materia medica. Bigelow, in his “Medical Botany,” and Barton speak of poisonous

Kalmia latifolia Ought to be noticed just here, because it seems, at first sight, so much like SPIGELIA, and Hering says it follows SPIGELIA well in heart disease.   Both remedies have severe

Kalmia Latifolia. Ledum floribus bullatis. Cistus chamaerhododendros. Mountain Laurel. American Laurel. Calico Bush. (Rocky sterile hills, near water, in New England States. Flowers May and June.) N. O. Ericaceae. Tincture

Kalmia latifolia. Head. Giddiness, with headache and nausea. Giddiness when stooping and looking downwards. Sensation of heat in the head in the morning. Pain in the forehead in the morning

Kalmia latifolia kalm MOUNTAIN LAUREL ERICACEAE   Adapted to acute neuralgia, rheumatism, gouty complaints, especially when heart is involved as a sequel of rheumatism or gout.   In heart diseases

Kalmia Latifolia Generals: The symptoms that indicate this remedy show themselves especially in the muscles, in the tendons, in the joints, along the course of the nerves, in rheumatic complaints.

KALMIA LATIFOLIA Mountain Laurel A rheumatic remedy. Pains shift rapidly. Nausea and slow pulse frequently accompanying. Has also a prominent action on the heart. In small doses, it accelerates the