False hellebores

And this is helpful when altitude sickness is worsened by hiking or activity.

And then number six is Veratrum album.

And this is for severe cases, just like we've always talked about Veratrum, violent Veratrum.

We did a whole podcast episode on Veratrum.

Veratrum album is pretty much always severe and violent.

So think extreme weakness.

Cold sweat, pallor, nausea, vomiting, collapse, anxiety.

I always feel if you know the root word of things, things make a lot more sense.

So, like, I was listening to your Veratrum lecture that you did on YouTube, and you were talking about eccentric, and the root word is center, and they want to be, like, the center of attention.

And that's what I love about this book, is you've got the root word or the Latin or where a word comes from here, which makes, makes it so much easier to understand.

For example, the word haughty is one that we often use in homeopathy.

Mm-hmm.

And then understand that word, go to the source books.

Go to the actually the proving and understand what is the eccentricity of Veratrum album, for example, or what is the secretiveness which is there in Zincum also, in Thuja also, in Digitalis also.

Mm.

So I took Jerry to Jane.

Jane gave him Veratrum album, and he stopped getting sick, and that was astonishing to me.

To be a professional homeopath, I think you have to be involved in a proving.

Having done a proving, a proper full-blown proving, separates the girl from the woman in homeopathy, because you are going to experience something you've never seen before, which is it's a human-made epidemic Not like a mandemic that I mentioned before, but provings are totally parallel to epidemics because you give a remedy to a group of people, and then you have to look at it as if one person.

Touch-me-not, pale yellow, moist banks, common.

Veratum, false hellebore, purple, poison, swamps, New England.

Vetch, blue, purple, thickets, New England.

Western wallflower, orange-yellow, limestone cliffs, west.