SILICEA (Silicic Acid) The epidermis of wheat and other cereals contain Silicea. Eating whole grain products provides the normal need for this mineral-salt. Silicea suits the person whose connective tissues

Silicea SYNONYMS : KIESELERDE, TERRA-SILICEA, ACIDUM SILICIUM.   The proving of Silicea upon the healthy subject was published by Hahnemann in vol. iii. of the “Chronic Diseases,” 1828. Additional symptoms

Silicea Weak, puny children; not from want of nourishment taken, but defective assimilation.   Inflammations tending to end suppuration or refusing to heal; becoming chronic.   Coldness, lack of vital

Silicea [Sil.]   Mind.– Enervation from mental exertion. Anxiousness. Dejection and despair with most intense satiety of life. Great obstinacy in children, they cry even when kindly spoken to. Yielding.

Silicea. Mind and Disposition. Desponding, melancholy, tired of life. Yielding, anxious mood. Compunction of conscience about trifles. The child becomes obstinate and headstrong ; cries when kindly spoken to.  

Silicea sil PURE SILICA SILICIC OXIDE Adapted to the nervous, irritable, sanguine temperament ; persons of a psoric diathesis. Persons of light complexion; fine dry skin; pale face; weakly, with

Silicea The action of Silica is slow. In the proving, it takes a long time to develop the symptoms. It is, therefore, suited to complaints that develop slowly. Generalities: At certain times