Thuja Occidentalis, the so-called "white cedar", or Arbor Vitae is an evergreen conifer, not a true cedar. It is a smallish tree found growing in cool, damp regions of North America. The wood is very resistant to decay; hence its use for outside purposes such as fences, poles and roof tiles -- cedar shakes.

A brief explanation of Thuja which includes sources doctrine of signature, relationship, comparison and much more. A short treatise on the king of antisycotics, vividly describing source, history, proving, pathogenesis, ailments, evolution of the constitution & chief symptomatologyThe author with his years of experience explains Thuja is more applicable way. This book helps in studying Thuja in different by knowledge about source, doctrine of signature, relationship, comparison and much more. It is a very useful book for both the beginners and all the other practitioners of Homoeopaths to perceive the whole Drug picture of Thuja.

All the different spider remedies are presented in the form of small animated pictures.It will lead to greater enthusiasm in using spider remedies.Can help you bring about wonderful recoveries.

The book discusses 200 remedies.Materia Medica in a systematic way which severs a lot of time. The source of each remedy and its provers are listed, along with a brief section of comparative remedies. Information is presented in tabulated form.

All of Carmen's family went to California on vacation. While Jason wanted to visit Hollywood, Carmen wanted to get to know the giant trees. These are undoubtedly the largest in the world. And their parents? Well, they just wanted to enjoy a quiet vacation, without having to go to work, or get up early. Since Carmen had mentioned the "mysterious tree", all the jokes had fallen on her . But Carmen ignored them.......

The Totality Of Symptoms In Contrast To Pathology Plays The Key Role In Understanding Drug Or Patient In Homoeopathy.