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- CactusSelenicereus grandiflorus
- Cadmium sulphuratum
- CaladiumDieffenbachia seguine
- Calcium carbonicum ostreatum
- Calcium fluoratum
- Calcium hypophosphoricum
- Calcium phosphoricum
- Calcium sulphuricum
- CalendulaCalendula officinalis
- CamphoraCamphora officinalis
- Cannabis sativa
- CantharisCantharis vesicatoria
- Capsella bursa-pastoris
- CapsicumCapsicum annuum
- Carbo animalis
- Carbo vegetabilis
- Carbolicum acidumAcidum carbolicum
- Carduus marianusSilybum marianum
- CastoreumCastoreum canadense
- CaulophyllumCaulophyllum thalictroides
- Causticum
- CeanothusCeanothus americanus
- CedronSimaba cedron
- ChamomillaMatricaria chamomilla
- ChelidoniumChelidonium majus
- ChimaphilaChimaphila umbellata
- Chininum sulphuricum
- ChionanthusChionanthus virginicus
- Chloralum
- Chlorum
- CicutaCicuta virosa
- CimicifugaActaea racemosa
- CinaSeriphidium cinum
- Cinchona officinalis
- Cinnabaris
- Cistus canadensisCrocanthemum canadense
- Citrullus colocynthis
- Clematis recta
- Cobaltum
- CocaErythroxylum coca
- CocculusAnamirta cocculus
- Coccus cacti
- Coffea arabica
- Colchicum autumnale
- Collinsonia canadensis
- Comocladia dentata
- Conium maculatum
- Copaifera officinalis
- Corallium rubrum
- Cornus florida
- Crataegus curvisepalaCrataegus rhipidophylla
- Crocus sativus
- Crotalus horridus
- CrotonCroton tiglium
- CubebaPiper cubeba
- CuprumCuprum metallicum
- Cuprum arsenicosum
- CyclamenCyclamen purpurascens
Carbo vegetabilis
1-220.04.10Low, grave, depraved, or cachectic states. Atony, failing reaction or obstinate sequelae. Complaints of old age. WEAKNESS, FLATULENCE, FETOR OR AIR HUNGER, with most complaints. Tremulous, WEAK, SICK AND EXHAUSTED; suddenly; with pulselessness. Fainting. Collapse. Easily chilled. Cold, yet wants air or to be fanned, or thirsts for cold water. BLUENESS and decomposition. Sepsis. Ulceration (aphthous). HÆMORRHAGE; dark oozing. Overfulness. Venosity. Thick, acrid discharges (Hyds.). Old catarrhs. General bruised soreness or heavy aching burning; in bones, ulcers, etc. Numbness, of parts lain on.Slow, anxious and irritable. Dejected. Unhappy. Dull, compressive, heavy (leaden) headache; < occiput; < overheating, lying or pressure of hat. Sneezing from irritation in larynx; < blowing nose or sneezing. Colds go downward (Pho.). PINCHED, HIPPOCRATIC or DUSKY FACE. Twitching upper lip. Mumps with metastasis. Loose teeth. Scorbutic gums. Small, painful aphthae. Black tongue. Loathes even the thought of food. BELCHINGS; RANCID; loud, without >; with cough. EXCESSIVE FLATULENCE; obstructed; distending; < upper abdomen (Pul.); < lying. All food turns to gas. Dyspepsia. Colic. Burning in rectum. Itching anus. Septic albuminuria. Sore, hot itching, swelled vulva. Hoarse in evening. Spasms of tormenting, hollow or choking cough, with headache and vomiting; < cold drinks and in bed; expectorates with retching. Pertussis and its effects. Heavy, sore or weak chest; on awaking. Senile asthma. Destructive lung diseases. Continuous, anxious palpitation. Sore ribs. As of a plug in back. Weak fingers. Raw or mottled skin. Ulcers, foul, burning and bleeding. Varicosis. Horrors during sleep. Thready pulse. Alternate chill and heat. ICY COLD; tongue; knees; legs, at night; breath; foot (l); unilateral, etc. Warm head, cold limbs. Internal, burning heat; at heart; in chest; with icy skin, < coughing. Icy, but wants air.Region: MUCOUS MEMBRANES, DIGESTIVE TRACT; STOMACH; HEART, VENOUS CIRCULATION; Blood; Occiput.Worse: WARMTH; DEPLETIONS; Cooling off; EXHAUSTING DISEASES; Old age; HIGH LIVING; Rich foods; DISSIPATION; Overlifting; Walking in open air; Pressure of clothes; Weather: Extreme temperatures; Cold night air, frosty, humid; Air; Wind on head; Suppression.Better: ERUCTATIONS; Cool air; Elevating feet.