https://www.zeit.de/wissen/2019-03/kuehe-rinder-bildband-werner-lampert-fs
Vergleich: Siehe: Mammalia
‡ In the natural world, cows are the epitome of strong
etheric life forces; that's why they are considered holy in India. ‡
[Vosloo Werner]
http://ir.dut.ac.za/handle/10321/1904
The effect of Phytolacca decandra in the prophylaxis
of bovine mastitis.
http://hahnemannlabs.com/blog/lisa-uses-homeopathy-for-her-cows/
[Sally Wood]
Arn.: any physical injury, eg lameness
from bruising, mastitis from a kick in the udder, falls, prolonged calvings
where cow/calf are exhausted.
Acon.:
‘stressful’ situation where animals are likely to be fearful, anxious or
experience shock – all vet visits (Tb testing/the crush/all situations that are
new to the animal,
transportation,
separation). Any cough, chill, high temperature that comes on from bitter cold
weather or wind.
Bell.: early stages
of mastitis when the udder is hot and hard and the cow reacts -possibly
violently- when the udder is touched.
Hyper.:
injuries to spinal nerves from falls or birth (downer cow).
Ign.: stress
of separation (weaning, loss of calf, loss of companion).
Echinacea / Viscum comp. Gelatum wa [Arg-met./Calen. e floribus/Cupr-acet./Cutis
feti bovis/Echinacea ex herba/Funiculus umbilicalis bovis/
Placenta bovis/Rosmarini aetheroleum/Terebinthina laricina]
[Macleod (1991)]
Phytolacca
decandra is probably the best remedy for the treatment of mastitis. Most of the
symptoms of Phytolacca decandra are in the glands (Morrison, 1993: 297), with
special affinity for the breasts and glands of woman. It is indicated in
mastitis and other breast disorders. (Murphy, 2000: 1360) The root is used to
regulate any abnormality
in the milk of cows (scanty; thick; watery
or curdy milk; milk containing blood or pus). In breast indurations and
abscesses of nursing woman and even in cancers, its action
has been well confirmed. (Clarke, 1991:
804)
Homoeopathic vets often use nosodes to try
and prevent the spread of some of the more common diseases (Hansford and
Pinkus, 1998: 4), and also to prevent the development of specific disease
syndromes (Day, 1995: 30).
With nosode therapy, more attention is
paid to the causative agent than to the symptoms themselves. This enables
treatment to be instituted on a wide scale that requires
less time and energy from the veterinary
practitioner. (Day, 1992) Nosode therapy seems to be reasonably effective, and
provides an easy approach to farmers who experience difficulty in selecting the
appropriate remedy for specific individual cases of mastitis (Hansford and
Pinkus, 1998: 28). Section 2.8.7 considers previous trials in which
homoeopathic remedies were used in the prophylaxis of bovine mastitis.
Three of the four studies related
administered nosodes as the prophylactic remedy.
A single homoeopathic remedy is the best
option (Day, 1995: 32). Day (1995: 27) suggested a treatment and prevention
strategy that consists of treating the group holistically as if it were a
single animal. Every symptom observed in the group is seen as symptom of the
hypothetical individual. If this is done correctly, it should be possible to
find a single remedy to perform the required task, (Hahnemann, 1995: 106).
"It follows undeniably that the sum of all the symptoms and conditions in
each individual case of disease must be the sole indication, the sole guide to
direct us in the choice of the remedy" (Hahnemann, 1995: 296) "In no
case under treatment is it necessary and therefore not permissible to
administer to a patient more than one single, simple medicinal substance at a
time".
[Macleod (1991)]
Phytolacca decandra is probably the best
remedy for the treatment of mastitis. Most of the symptoms of Phytolacca
decandra are in the glands (Morrison, 1993: 297), special affinity for the
breasts and glands of woman. It is indicated in mastitis and other breast
disorders. (Murphy, 2000: 1360) The root is used to regulate any abnormality in
the milk of cows, incl. scanty; thick; watery or curdy milk; and milk
containing blood or pus. In breast indurations and abscesses of nursing woman
and even in cancers, its action has been well confirmed. (Clarke, 1991: 804)
‡ cows are the epitome
of strong etheric life forces; that's why they are considered holy in
Chinesisches Sternzeichen Büffel / Ochse / Stier:
Der Ochse ist ein zuverlässiger und hilfsbereiter Mensch. Er liebt die
Geselligkeit, bevorzugt aber seine vertraute Umgebung. Ein Ochse braucht Zeit,
um sich an Veränderungen zu gewöhnen. Meistens sind im Zeichen des Ochsen
Geborene kraftvolle und willensstarke Menschen, die sehr zäh sein können. Sie
verfügen in allen Lebenssituationen über eine große Geduld. In der Regel führen
sie das einmal Begonnene in Ruhe zu Ende. Sie lassen sich nur selten von ihren
Vorhaben abhalten oder
sich durch Zwischenfälle beirren.
Manchmal wirken sie in ihren Handlungen etwas behäbig oder langsam, und
oftmals lässt ihre Willensstärke sie stur und störrisch erscheinen. Im Umgang
mit anderen Menschen erwecken sie manchmal den Eindruck ungehobelt und grob zu
sein, da sie schnell unflexibel oder bockig werden, sobald sie sich in ihren
Zielen oder Vorhaben beschränkt fühlen. Doch dieses Verhalten gleichen sie
durch ihr sonniges Gemüt wieder aus.
Der Ochse ist häuslich und legt großen Wert auf Konventionen. Seine
konservative Grundeinstellung macht ihn zu einem verlässlichen Freund. Doch
kann der Ochse auch sehr Besitz ergreifend sein, wenn sein Bedürfnis nach
Sicherheit nicht ausreichend gestillt wird.
Chinese Astrology: Advantages of Ox people: Powerful individual,
successful, unyielding, stubborn, can be a good leader, a good parent, upright,
inspiration to others, placid and easygoing, self assurance, quiet, good with
hands, eloquent with public.
Disadvantages of Ox people:
Conservative, easily misunderstood in family relationships, cool attitudes,
unemotional responses, angered easily.
China: Frühling, Landarbeit, Fruchtbarkeit;
[Dr. Jean-Pierre Gallavardin: Repertory of Psychic Medicine]
Cows that do not let themselves be milked –Nux-v. Calc. Puls. Sil.
Caust.
Bison bison = Buffalo
Prayer and Abundance
In the Lakota tradition it was the White
Buffalo Calf Woman who brought the sacred pipe to the people and taught them to
pray. The bowl of the pipe was the receptacle that held tobacco, an herb with
male and female medicine. The seeding life.
In the coming together of male and female, the
connection to the divine energy of the Great Spirit was made. As the pipe was
loaded with Tobacco, every family in nature was asked to enter into the pipe
and share its medicine as prayer and praise to the heavens.
The smoke was considered to be visual prayer,
and was very sacred and cleansing.
All animals are sacred, but in many traditions
White Buffalo is most sacred. The appearance of White Buffalo is asign that
prayers are being heard, that the sacred pipe is being honored, and that the
promises of prophesy are being fulfilled. White Buffalo signals a time of
abundance and plenty.
Buffalo was the major source of sustenance for
the Plains Indians. It gave meant for food, hides for clothing, warm and soft
robes for long winters, and hooves for glue. The medicine of Buffalo is prayer,
gratitude and praise for that which has been received. Buffalo medicine is also
knowing that abundance is present when all relations are honored as sacred, and
when gratitude is expressed to every living part of creation. Because of its
desire to give the gifts that its body provided, and because of its willingness
to be used on Earth for the highest good before entering the hunting grounds of
Spirit,
Buffalo did not readily stampede and run from
hunters.
To use Buffalo medicine is to smoke the pipe in
a sacred manner, and to give praise for the richness of life to be shared with
all races, all creatures, all nations, and all life. It means smoking for
others to that their needs are met, praying for the good of all things in
harmony, and accepting the Great Mystery as part of that harmony.
If you have drawn the Buffalo card, you may be
asked to use your energy in prayer. You may also be called upon to be an
instrument of someone else's answer to a prayer. this could portend a time of
recognizing the sacredness of every walk of life, albeit different from your
own. To honor another's pathway, even if it brings you a sadness, is a part of
the message that Buffalo brings. This may be a time of reconnection to the
meaning of life and the value of peace. Most assuredly this time will bring
serenity amidst chaos if you pray in earnest for enlightenment and the power of
calmness and give
praise for the gifts you already have.
Buffalo medicine is a sign that you achieve
nothing without the aid of the Great Spirit and that you must be humble enough
for that assistance and then be grateful for what you receive.
Contrary
To receive Buffalo upside-down is a signal that
you have forgotten to seek help when it has been needed. If your hand is closed
in a fist, you cannot receive the bounty of abundance. In understanding the significance
of the reversed Buffalo, you may well ask yourself.
1. Have I forgotten my eternal partner, Great
Spirit?
2. Am I pushing myself too fast in the physical
world and keeping myself from seeing the importance of reunion with the Source
of all life?
3. Have I forgotten to honor the ways of others
and to afford them the same respect that I wish to receive for myself?
4. Am I feeling like my life is being used for
the highest good at this time?
5. Have I forgotten to be grateful for my life,
my possessions, my talents, my abilities, my health, my family, or my friends?
6. Is it time to make peace with another, or to
make peace with some inner conflict I have so that I may walk in balance again?
Become Buffalo. Feel the smoke of prayer and
praise change your Buffalo robe to white so that you may be an answer to the
prayers of the world.
Overview
The Buffalo was the most sacred of all animals
to the American Indian because it gave entirely of itself providing not only
food, but also materials for clothing, housing, cooking utensils and equipment,
and weapons. As a power animal, Buffalo is thus concerned with provision nd
abundance, with sustenance and sharing. It stresses the importance of being
prepared to share one's energies with others, and to recognize other people's
needs.
Buffalo is also symbolic of Wakan-Tanka - the
Great Spirit in manifestation, who was also referred to as the Great Everything
- and is a reminder that whatever talents and abilities we may have they all
derive from the source of the Great Provider. So Buffalo as a power animal
serves as a reminder that everything we possess is but temporary, and that true
happiness can never be attained alone; it comes through sharing what one has,
and what one is, with others. Sharing and caring.
Make way for abundance. Release fear of lack or
scarcity. Open yourself to receive.
Source: Sams, Jamie and Carson, David
Prolapsus Uteri Post Partum in Cows
Kent’s repertory has a rubric: “Female,
prolapsus uteri straining from” with one single remedy: Aur-met.
After birth the cow goes on pushing madly. It’s
often a fleshy, sound heifer. On arriving, give the cow some granules of Aurum
C 5 between lip and gum, then loosen your tie, pick off the placenta
and you’ll see that the huge purple mass gets smaller
and smaller and light pink. You can then push it back, even without epidural
anesthesia, and fill it with fresh water to get rid of every remaining
fold, which would let the cow push again.
Sep. Mostly on elder, worn-out cows, is due to
relaxed fiber. If the cow goes on pushing, you can add Aurum (congestion and
intolerance to pain). Don’t try this on sows! The prolapsed uterus is too
long, veins and arteries are too much stretched
and this causes deadly circulatory disturbances.
Sphagnetica tribolata = creeping Ox-eye. Asterales.x
Vigna unguiculata = black-eyed pea/= cowpea Fabales.x
R.S.: Rind und Löwe. geformt durch Kräfte aus der Erde (Astral- = Seelenleib).
Vögel. und Reptilien. geformt durch Kräfte aus dem kosmischen Weltenraum (Äther- = Lebenskraftleib).
Pflanzen durch ihre Namen mit Bovisgruppe verbunden
Adeps bovis = Rindertalg Tierische Fetten.x
Sclerosol = sterile Rindertalg w
Annona squamosa (= Zimtapfel/= Zuckerapfel.x/= Rahmapfel/=
Süßsack/=
pond apple/= alligator. apple/= bullock's heart./= cork.-wood/= custard
apple/= monkey. apple Magnoliales.).
Anschusa = Ochsenzungex Boraginalesx
Anthriscus sylvestris = cowsparsley/= fluitekruid/= Wiesenkerbel Apiales.x
BCG.: = Impfung speziell für Säuglinge/= V.A.B. MÜDE + schwerer Kopf/Hinterkopfes, FROST, macht sich Sorgen, phosphorisch, genervt, < Geräusche, geistige Arbeit ermüdet
Brosimum. galactodendron o. utile o. utilaya
= Juice/= Cow Tree/= Milk Tree
Buffel bringt. Seele der Gestorbene im „Hereafter“ Toradja Celebes/Indonesien
Buphthalmum salicifolium = Yellow oxeye daisy. Asterales.x
Rana catesbeiana o. Lithobates catesbeianus.x
But-ac.x
Calc-p-o.x
Calth. = cowslip/= Dotterloem/= marygold
Carb-a. aus Rindsleder
Carcharhinus
leucas
(Carch-l.) = liver from bull shark/= Zambezi shark/= Lake Nicaragua shark
Cerebellum. bovis w
Chaerophyllum temulum = Taumel.-Kalber kopf Apiales.x
Chrysan.= Margarite/= Ox-eye Daisy
Cic. = Cowbane/=
Wasserschierling
Cocc-s. = (siebenpunktiger) Marienkäfer/= Glücksbringer/= Himmelskuh/= Lady Bug/= Ladybird/= Sonnenkäfer
Colch. = „Arsen vegetabile“/= Meadow saffran/= Naked ladies/= Hundszwiebel/= Leichenblume/= Hundshoden/= Lausblume/= Teufelsbrot/= Kuheuter/= Teufelstabaksbeutel
?Colos. Nervös/irritiert, blass, Durchfall Säuglingen, sauer, Koliken?
Cowkicks = Stylidium schoenoides Asterales Stylidiaceae
Dol. = cowitch/= cowhage
Eric-vg. = blühende Zweigen/= Kuhheide/= Heidestrauch
Foen-g. = Bockshornklee/= Ziegenhornklee/= Kuhhornklee/= Fenugreek
Fel. Tauris = Oxengalle
Füllhorn = Symbol Überfluss (?Schultüte?)
Funiculus. umbilicalis bovis:
Hathor = Himmelskuh/Mond./schenkt Milch. des Himmels Göttinnen.x
Hepar bovis w = Kuhleber.x
Hera = Gemahlin Zeus./Symbolen: Pfau./Kuckuck./Kuh/Granatapfel./Pap-s.x
Hera. = Wiesen Bärenklau/= Fausse branc/= Common cowparshnip/= Hogweed
Käse geräuchertem
Inul. = Alantwurzel/= Rindsauge/= Grande Aunée/= Elecampane /= Pushkaramula/= Xuan fu/= Horse-heal/= Elfswort
Kuhfladen
Lac-ac. Sarkastisch/entmutigt, schwach/mager, scheut Arbeit/Abgeneigt Körperübungen, Speichelfluss, DURST/AppeTIT, Übel + < essen, Gelenken/Brüsten,
Lac-d. = entrahmte Kuhmilch
Lac-v. = Kuhmilch/= Lac-d-ähnlich + Rheuma, lustlos, verstopft, Beschwerden beidseitig + gleichseitig
Lac vaccinum flos. = Sahne
Lac-vh. = H-Milch
Lac-vs. = Lac-d-ähnlich + Rheuma
Lac-vaccinum buthyraeum: depressiv, Zukunft = ohne Hoffnung, Blähungen von After + Gebärmutter,
Lap. = Grindwurz/= Ochsenzunge/= Scheißblättchen/= Saukraut/= Altes Ross/= Gemeinen Rainkohl
Maland. = Flechtenmauke (Pferd)/= grease/= farce/= Kuhpocken
Matr-d. = Strahlenlose Kamille/= Falsche Kamille/= Kuhmelle
Megalodonten (Fossilien.) = Kuhtritt/= Geissenfüßle
Merl-p. = Bingelkraut/= Schweisskraut/= Hundskohl/= Kuhkraut/= Pinkelkraut/= Speckmelde/= Wildhanf/= Wintergrün/= Wodanskraut /= dog’s mercury
Mesenchym bovis wa [Glycerolauszug in homöopathischer Verdünnung/Protein (Tier)/Natriumchlorid/Natriumhydrogencarbonat]
Mollusca = als Schutz im Fundament eingebaut
Nierentalg von Rinder und Schafe = suet (englisch) Tierische Fetten
Nuph. = Wasserlilie/= cowlilie
Nymph. = Gelbe Teichrosewurzel/= Yellow waterlily/= Wasserlilie/= cowlily
Ol-a. Hufen/Klauen von Hammeln/Rindern verarbeitet zu Knochenteer
Psilocybe o. Stropharia cubensis Ursprung Afrika/wächst nur auf Kuhfladen enthält Psilocybin Fungi. Anhaloniumgruppe
Posilac = ein Wachstumshormon. zur Steigerung der Milchleistung von Milchkühen (Recombinant Bovine Somatotropin)/Monsanto (enthält mehr Insulin-like growth factor 1
(IGF-1)/auch Somatomedin C (SM-C) genannt/strukturell Ins-ähnLICH (= carcenoid)
Prim-ob. = cowslip/= Himmelschlüssel
Puls. = Kuhschelle/= Wolfspfote/= Windflower/= Osterglöckchen/= Schafblume
Pyrog. = verfaultes Rindfleisch
Rana catesbeiana. o. Lithobates
catesbeianus = Bullfrog/= Ochsenfrosch
Ran-s. = Gifthahnenfuß/= Morteaux vaches/=
Celeryleaved crowtort
Red Bull.: coffein-haltig
Sacch-l. = Milchzucker
Saponaria
tribolata = cowcockle Caryophylales
Sapium
o. carumbium insigne = Excoecaria insignis/= Saft/= Tigers´s Milk Spruce/= Chinese tallow tree Malphigiales
Solid. = Goldruteblüten/= Verge d’or/= Golden rod/= Gemeine Goldrute/= Ochsenbrot/= Petrusstab/= Pferdekraut/(Goldwundkraut/Heidnisch) Wundkraut
Sphagneticola tribolata = creeping ox-eye. Asterales
Staph. Rind ist genügsam und kann plötzlich in Wut entbrennen
Tarax. = Löwennzahn/= Saubleamle/= Saurüssel/= Saustochkraut = Pissenlit/= Dandelion/= Paardebloem/= Kamphool (I)/=Pu-gong ying/= Sonnekraut/= Augenmilkkraut/
= Kuhblume/= Kuhlattich/= Krötenblume/= Mönchskrone/= Schäfchenblume
Thyreoidinum (Thyr.) w = Schilddrüse des Rinds
Trib-t. (I) = Goathead/= Devil’s
thornweed/= Bullhead
Tuberkulinum bovinum Kent
Tub-r. (= hergestellt aus filtrierte bakterielle Masse vom Rind), entmutigt, mager + guten Appetit, SCHWACH + verlangt zu schlafen, trockenes Husten, trockene Haut, Arthritis,
Upupa epops = Wiedehopf/= Stinkhahn/= Kuhhirt/= Schiettop. Boote zwischen Himmel und Erde Aves.
Vac. = Kuhpocken
Vacc-c. = Preiselbeere/= cowberry
Vacc-m. = Heidelbeere/Früchte/Blätter/= Kuhtecke/= Beesenkraut
Vacc-inum vitis idaea. = cowberry
Vaccaria
= Kuhnelke Caryophylalles
Verb. = Königskerze/= Molen/= Mullein/=
Cow’s lungwort/= Mottenkruid/= Woolly mullein/= shepherd’s club/= aaron’s rod/=
Himmelbrand/= Donner- und Blitzkerze/
=
Windblumenwollkraut
Vigna
unguiculata = black-eyed pea/= cowpea Fabales
Krishna/Gopal. (Symbol: Kuh).
Wiederkäuer verdauen teils durch einen Gärungsprozess im Magen. Bovis-/Capricorngruppe
In Indien werden Kuhdung./-urin zum heilen verwendet/In Afrika wird warme/frische Kuhdung bei Bauchbeschwerden aufgelegt.
Kuhdung wird in Indien gebraucht um Wände und Boden an zu streichen. Es wirkt antibakteriell.
Labradorit
Allerlei: Lebt in Gemeinschaft.
Del. (wahrscheinlich abstammend von gemeinsame Vorfahren mit Bovis, Wolf ähnlich in soziales Verhalten/leben in Gruppen/sind Karnivoren/Menschen lieben sie/machen Männchen).
Ziege = "Kuh des armen Mannes"
[Craig
Holdrege]
Cows
are grazers. They live in the midst of the food they eat. The cow lowers its
head to the ground and touches the meadow plants (or the hay in its stall) with
the front
end
of its soft, moist snout. The cow does not bite off the plants with its teeth
or lips, but reaches out with its rough, muscular tongue, enwraps the plants,
and tears them
off.
It clearly needs to use its tongue in this way - cattle that receive soft feed
begin to lick their fellow cows much more than usual. The tongue needs the
stimulation of roughage.
After
it has torn off a few portions and chewed a bit, the cow swallows a mouthful.
This activity continues for a few hours. The food reaches the rumen, the huge
first chamber of the four-chambered stomach. Occupying the entire left side of
the abdominal cavity, the rumen can hold forty-five gallons.
Digestion
in the rumen is facilitated by microorganisms that break down cellulose, the
main, hard to digest component of roughage. Bacterial activity, the secretion
of digestive
juices,
and the muscle activity of the rumen are all stimulated by roughage. In fact,
the rumen only finishes its development and becomes functional when a calf
begins to feed on grass or hay.
When
the rumen is about half-full, portions of the partially digested food are
regurgitated back into the mouth. Rumination begins. Cows usually lie on the
ground while ruminating. They grind their food between their large cheek teeth
in rhythmical, circling motions of the lower jaw. You are probably familiar
with the picture of calm presented by a herd of cows, lying in a meadow, their
activity focused inwardly on grinding and digestion.
Digestion
involves an intensive production, circulation and secretion of body fluids. The
process begins in the head. While the cow is ruminating, the saliva glands
secrete copious amounts of saliva – up to forty gallons a day. The drier the
feed (hay), the more the saliva, and the greater the amount of water a cow
drinks.
[E.M.
Kranich]
Functionally
one can consider the mouth to be a fifth chamber of the stomach.
After
rumination, the food is swallowed, entering first the other three chambers of
the stomach and then the small intestine. In these organs, fluids are removed
from the food and new digestive juices are secreted until finally the cow has
broken down its food to a point where it can be taken up by the blood.
Characteristic
for cows is their fluid dung, in contrast to the solid dung of other ruminants
like sheep or deer. The cow's large intestine does not absorb as much fluid out
of this final section of the digestive tract. In fact, from its moist snout,
through the whole digestive tract, and finally in its dung, the cow shows more
fluidity than other ruminants.
The
digestive process is related to the blood - a fluid organ that connects all
organs of the body. For every quart of saliva, three hundred quarts of blood
pass through the salivary glands.
The
other digestive organs are sustained by a similarly strong circulation.
The
intensive transformation of substances and secretion of fluids characterizing
the digestive process are heightened in the formation and secretion of milk.
Substances produced by digestion are withdrawn from the blood in the udder. For
every quart of milk, three to five hundred quarts of blood pass through the
udder. Glands in the udder then create a wholly new substance - milk. This is
it serves another growing organism - the calf. The cow only begins to produce
milk after she has given birth to a calf, and
the
calf has begun to suck on the teats. When we build up a picture of the cow in
this way, we begin to see the cow as a total organism.
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum