Ilex aquifolium
American Holly
Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 344
Intermittent fever. Marked eye symptoms, spleen pain. All symptoms better in winter.
Eye.—Infiltration of cornea; staphyloma; nightly burning in orbits, rheumatic inflammation of eye; psilosis.
Relationship
Ilex Paraguayensis—Yerba Mate—(Persistent epigastric pain; sense of dryness of mouth and pharynx, anorexia, pyrosis, nervous depression, neurasthenia. Somnolence; incapacity for work, diminution of urinary secretion, headache and pruritus. Hemicrania. Renal colic. Is said to be of use as a prophylactic against sunstroke, being a safe stimulant to the circulation, to diaphoresis and diuresis.) Ilex vomitoria—Yaupon—(Emetic properties—Possesses also tonic and digestive qualities, free from sleepless effects. Has an active principle said to act as a powerful diuretic—employed in nephritis and gout). Ilex Cassine—(Christmas berry Tea)—Excellent diuretic and substitute for tea.