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Lachesis mucus BUSHMASTER SURUCUCU SNAKE
The venom of this snake is given homeopathically for headaches, palpitations, epilepsy, appendicitis, sore throats, boils, and period pains, particularly if the symptoms are on the left side of the body.
The rattle of this species of the rattlesnake family is outstandingly loud. At up to 3 m (9 ft) long, it is one of the most alarming snakes of Central and South America. Apart from the employment of its venom to make an antidote for its bite, it is used medicinally by homeopaths, who consider it a remedy ideally suited to patients with leftsided symptoms.
PARTS USED Venom.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Not known.
ACTIONS Not known.
MEDICINAL USE Given as a homeopathic remedy (Lachesis) for headaches, epilepsy, palpitations, angina, appendicitis, painful swollen throats, period pains, and boils and abscesses.
PREPARATIONS Homeopathic remedies. |
