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Homeopathic Sarcodes - Organotherapy
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What Are Sarcodes?
Sarcodes
are preparations from the secretions of healthy organisms, healthy animal
tissues and secretions. They may be considered to
belong to the animal kingdom. Secretions of poisonous animals and venoms are
classified under animal kingdom. Hormonal secretions and endocrine and
exocrine glands, as also secretions of mammary glands may be put under
sarcodes in Homeopathy.
About Sarcodes
The word “sarcode” is the Greek word for
“fleshy.” This is because sarcodes come from the flesh of animals. Sarcodes are
made from healthy animal tissues and secretions. Sarcodes are made at a
homeopathic labs from enzymes, glands, hormones, neurotransmitters and organs.
Sarcodes will help to bring about rebalancing in the body and have been used for
hundreds of years including in ancient times.
Like all homeopathic remedies,
sarcodes are highly diluted and therefore 100% non-toxic. They are prepared at a
licensed homeopathic lab using a multi-step process which involves either
crushing, shaking, filtering, and then dissolving the original substance which
in the case of a sarcode is the animal or human tissue or secretion. Then the
dilution process begins to make a homeopathic solution in various potencies. The
result is a homeopathic medicine is highly diluted containing just a very small
dose of the original substance. The homeopathic sarcode remedy is then an
energetic signature of the original substance that can stimulate healing of that
function in the body.
How Sarcodes Work In The
Body
The used of homeopathic sarcodes
offers to the body healthy tissue so that the body can use the information for
the given tissue or function to improve. When presented with the healthy
biological structure of an organ or secretion, homeopathic sarcodes stimulate
the body with this energy to improve a particular function.
Sarcodes are used by
Professional Homeopaths and prescribed in various potencies. They are more
common used in the lower potencies such as 6C, 12C or 30C especially if they are
prescribed on a daily basis. Below are some of the most commonly used sarcodes
in homeopathic practice.
Sarcodes From Whole
Endocrine Glands Include
- Thyroidinum - of a sheep or calf
- Pitutarium postenium - the post position of the pituitary
gland of sheep
Sarcodes From Hormones
Include
- Adrenaline (Epinephrine): a hormone produced by the
adrenal glands and may also be prepared synthetically. Its synthetic salt
“Adrenalin hydrocloricum” is also used.
- Cortisone Acetate - Cortisone monoacetate
- Cortisone - A crystalline -steroid hormone secreted by
the cortex of the adrenal gland in humans
- Adrenocorticotrophin (Syn-Acth, Corticotrophin: a
polypeptide hormone secreted by the pituitary gland which controls the
adrenal glands.
- Insulin: a pancreatic hormone that controls “Sugar
metabolism” in the body
- Pepsin: a digestive ‘enzyme’ produced in the stomach,
which converts proteins into peptones produced from the stomach of hog or
pig (secretin).
Sarcodes From Extracts
Include
- Orchitinum (Testicular)
- Oophorinum (Ovarian of cow, sheep, pig)
- Pancreatinum (from pancreases of beef, containing
digestive enzymes)
- Corpus luteum (from ovaries of pregnant animals)
Other Sarcodes Include
- Cholesterninum: a principle Steroid in higher animals,
main constituent of gall bladder and bile
- Fel tauri : fresh Ox-gall
- Lecithin: Yolk of egg and animal brain
- Mammary glands : from the glands of the cow and& sheep
- Parotidinum: extract of the parotid gland of the ox
- Placenta: human placenta
- Spleen
About The Top Homeopathic
Sarcodes
- Adrenalin
(Epinephrine): Internal secretion of supra
renal glands. Its presence is essential to the activities of the sympathetic
nerve. It stimulate the sympathetic nerve, causing constriction of the
peripheral nerves resulting in rise in blood pressure & showing down of
pulses strengthening of heart beat.
- Cholesterinum:
Cholesterol occurs in the blood, brain, yolk
of eggs, seed and buds of plants, but most in the bile and biliary calculi.
- Lecithin:
A phosphorus containing complex organic body
prepared from the yolk of egg and animal brain. Lecithin has a favorable
influence upon the nutritive condition and especially upon the blood. It
increases the number of red corpuscles and amount of hemoglobin.
- The Mammary Glands:
The extract is prepared from the glands of
the cow and sheep. There is a relation between these glands and the corpus
luteum and also with uterus.
- Orchitidinum:
Testicular extract can be used in case of senile
decay and nervous breakdown. It can be also used in menopause issues.
Testicular extract contains much nucleoprotein and has a tendency to lower
blood pressure.
- Oophorinum:
Extract from the ovary of cow, sheep or pig. Can be
given for menopause issues, cutaneous disorders, acne, ovarian cysts and
complaints during the menses.
- Pancreatinum:
Extract of pancreatic and salivary glands of an ox
or sheep. It is effective in conditions due to faulty action of the
pancreas. Very effective in gout and for intestinal digestion. Pain an hour
or more after eating.
- Parotid Gland:
An extract of the parotid glands of the ox
has been used. It is effective in ovarian issues and headache, reflex from
ovarian disturbances and for menstrual cramps and menorhagia.
- Pepsinum:
Prepared from pepsin a digestive enzyme produced in
the stomach which converts protein into peptones, produced from the stomach
of pig. Indicated for digestion, with pain in the region of the stomach as
well as neurasthenia, diseases of nervous system, acute protracted diseases,
surgical diseases, trauma, gastric cancer and ulcers. Useful in diarrhea of
children & adults, dependent upon indigestion of the food.
- Placenta:
When placental extract is administered to nursing
mothers the amount of milk is increased, and the infant receiving this milk
grows more rapidly. It acts as lactation inducer to produce more milk.
- Pituitary Gland:
Pituitary exercises a superior control over
the growth and development of the sexual organs. Stimulates muscular
activity and overcomes uterine inertia. Will help to stop a cerebral
hemorrhage and add absorption of the clot. Uterine inertia in second stage
of labor where as it is fully dilated. High blood pressure, chronic
nephritis, prostatitis. Vertigo, difficult mental concentration, confusion &
fullness deep in frontal region. During pregnancy and before menses the
gland is enlarged in certain cases the enlarged gland before and during
menstrual period is attended with menstrual headache. This is usually
relieved by the administration of the remedy.
- Secretin:
This is formed in the cells of the duodenum when
they are acted upon by hydrochloric acid. It passes into the blood rather
than along the alimentary canal. It activates the intestinal pancreatic
secretions. It stimulates the peristalsis of the intestines and helps to
relieve constipation. It is of benefit in gastro hepatic intestinal or
digestive insufficiencies.
It assists in raising the low urea output. Through its action in assisting
intestinal peristalsis it assist in overcoming constipation & relieving
intestinal stasis, fermentation and putrefaction.
- Spleen:
It is a part in formation of red cells. It is
believed that it act as an activator of the pancreas and stomach by
furnishing an internal secretion which supports trypsin. It has been used
for enlargement of the spleen.
- Thymus:
It has been employed in certain cases of goiter.
Used also rheumatoid arthritis.
- Thyroidinum:
Dried thyroid gland of the sheep is used for the
preparation. It is effective in rheumatoid arthritis, infantile wasting,
rickets and delayed union of fractures. It is very effective in undescended
testes in boys. Thyroid weakness causes decided craving for large amount of
sweets. It is of use in psoriasis. Used for arrested development of
children. It improves the memory. It is very useful in goiter, excessive
obesity, mammary tumor and uterine fibroid. Great weakness and hunger yet
looses flesh. Nocturnal bed wetting. Vomiting during pregnancy. Various
type of edema, because it is a powerful diuretic. A state of puffiness and
obesity may be regarded as the keynote indication of thyroidinum. It has
been noted in the action of growth of hair with hair falling of hair from
scalp and abnormal growth in other parts.
These are the main sarcodes
used in Homeopathy:
- Adrenal Cortex
- Adrenal Gland
- Adrenal Medulla
- Amniotic Fluid
- Anterior Pituitary
- Artery
- Brain
- Calculus
Bilarii (gall bladder stones)*
- Cholesterinum (cholesterol)
- Colon
- Cortisol
- Corpus Luteum
- Dopamine
- DNA - Deoxyribonucleic acid
- Folliculinum (estrogen)
- GABA
(Gammaaminobutyric acid)
- GcMAF
(Macrophage Activating Factor)
- Growth Hormone Releasing Factor (GHRF)
- Hemoglobin
- Immunoglobulin A (IgA)
- Kidney - commonly used
- Leptinum (Leptin Hormone)
- Liver - commonly used
- Lymph Gland
- Melatonin
- Motor Neuron
- Ovary (Oophorinum)
- Optic nerve
- Parathyroid Gland
- Pineal Gland
- Pituitary Gland (Pituitary, Pituitarum Posterior
bovine)
- Placenta (Stem Cells)
- Progesterone
- Secretin
- Serotonin
- Testosterone
- Thalamus Gland
- Thymus Gland
Sarcode
- Thyroid Gland
Sarcode
- Vitamin A
Additional Homeopathic Sarcodes
- Acetylcholine
(neurotransmitter)
- Adrenal Gland
- most commonly used
- Adrenal Cortex
- Amygdala Gland
- Anal Mucosa
- Ankle Joint
- Aorta
- Appendix
- Artery
- Astrocytes - glial cells in the brain
- Auricular Vein
- Basal ganglia
-
most commonly used
- Brachial plexus (nerves
that originate near the neck and shoulder. )
- Bile
- Bile Duct
- Bladder - most
commonly used
- Blood
- Blood Plasma
- Bone
- Bone Marrow -
most commonly used
- Brain - most commonly
used
- Bronchi
- Carotid Artery
- Carotid Sinus
- Cartilage
- Cerebrum
- Cologen
- Colon - most
commonly used
- Colostrum
- Corticotropin
(adrenocorticotropic hormone ACTH)
- Cystic Duct
- DNA - Deoxyribonucleic-acid
- Diaphragm
- Dorsal vertebrae
- Dentin
- Duodenum
- Elbow Joint
- Endocardium
- Endometrium
- most commonly used
- Epididymus
- Esophagus
- Eustachian tube
- Eye
- Femoral Artery
- Fibrinum (an insoluble protein formed from fibrinogen
during the clotting of blood)
- Folliculinum -
most commonly used
- Gallbladder -
most commonly used
- GABA (Gamma Amino Butyric acid)
- Hemorrhoidal Vein
- Hepatic Duct
- Hip Joint
- Hypothalamus
- IgG (Immunoglobulin
G antibody) - most commonly used
- Inner Ear
- Jejunum
- Kidney - most commonly
used
- Larynx
- Ligaments
- Liver - most
commonly used
- Lumbar Disc
- Lumbar Medulla
- Lumbar Plexus
- Lumbar Vertebra
- Lung
- Lymph Node
- most commonly used
- Mammary Glands
- Medula Oblongata
- Medula Ossium
- Medula Spinalis
- Microglia cells
- Middle Ear
- Myelin
- Myocardium
(muscular tissue of the heart)
- Nasal Mucosa
- Nervus Facialis (cranial nerve #7,
controls most facial expressions secretion of tears and saliva taste)
- Nervus Femoralis (femoral nerve, thigh nerve that
supplies skin on the upper thigh and inner leg, and the muscles that extend
the knee.)
- Nervus Glossopharyngeus Bovis (glossopharyngeal
nerve, cranial nerve #9, controls tongue
movements)
- Nervus Hypoglossus (hypolglossus nerve, cranial nerve
#12, controls tongue movements )
- Nervus Ischiaticus (sciatic nerve)
- Nervus Medianus (median nerve)
- Nervus Oculomotoricus (ophthalmic
nerve, cranial nerve #3,
eyelid and eyeball movement
- Nervus Opticus (optic nerve, cranial nerve #2, vision)
- Nervus Phrenicus (phrenic
nerve,
originates in the neck and descends through the thorax to reach the
diaphragm)
- Nervus Pudendus (pudendal
nerve, the main
nerve of the perineum)
- Orchitis (testicles)
- Ovary (Oophorinum)
- Oxytocin
- Pancreas
- Parathyroid
- Parotid Gland
- Pericardium
- Pharynx
- Pineal Gland
- Pituitary Anterior
- Pituitary Posterior
- Pituitary - Whole Gland
- Progesterone
-
most commonly used
- Prostate
- Rectum
- Renal Cortex
- Retina
- RNA - Ribonucleic acid
- Sciatic Nerve
- Secretin Co
- Serotonin
- most commonly used
- Sinus
- Small Intestine
- Solar Plexus
- Spleen
- Spongy Bone
- Stem cells (Placenta)
- Stomach
- Surrenal Gland (gland above the kidney)
- Tendon
- Testicles
- Thalamus -
most commonly used
- Thymuline
- Thyroid - most
commonly used
- Trachea
- Urethra
- Uterus
- Vagina
- Vein
- Vertebrae
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