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Cocculus indicus has great function over the nervous system. It most frequently used for vertigo and car sickness, person who suffer from nausea and vomiting when wagon riding. In ancient time the half-ripe fruit of this plant was used to stupefying fish for easily catch them. Actually, picrotoxin is the active poisonous principle act as stupefying agent. Cocculus is indicated: ·         The person who are book lover. Continuous reading books. Wants nerve power due to over study or hard working. ·         Sleeplessness or absence of sleep at night with anxiety. Nightmare. ·         Vertigo while sitting on bed , always accompanied by nausea and dullness in forehead. ·         Feels hungry but loss of appetite. Disgust for food (Colchicum), smell of food become offensive to him. ·         Feels thirsty but aversion to drinking. ·         Stool generally, constipated, small frequent stool passes with flatus. Tenesmus after stool.   ·         Great nausea provoked by ea

Podophyllum also called as ‘vegetable mercury.’ It has several distinguished characteristics. Homoeopath’s considered this remedy as acute one but in several case it also beneficial for treating chronic disease. The main actions of this remedy over the digestive system. * ** Podophyllum is a valuable remedy for diarrhoea, cholera and constipation. Podophyllum diarrhoea occurs in winter season, after eating sour fruit, during dentition. The unique characteristics of this remedy is the 'prolapse of ani' either stool become hard or soft. Podophyllum diarrhea usually aggravated towards the early morning around 3 a.m. Violent gripping colic in transverse colon with weakness in abdomen and followed by diarrhoea. Abdominal colic may relief by bending forwards (Colocynth). The stools of Podophyllum characterized by p’s; profuse, polychromatic (multiple color), painless gushes out (Croton, thuja) followed by prolapse of ani with great prostration (In Ignatia, Carbo veg, Hamamelis prola