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To this end we dissolve a few globules of Apis 30 in seven dessert spoonfuls of water, giving a dessert spoonful morning and evening, and we continue this treatment, until the symptoms of typhoid angina have gradually abated, the tongue has been healed, the normal desire for food has returned, and the digestive functions go on regularly; after which the natural reaction of the organism, assisted by careful diet, will be found sufficient to complete the cure. TO THIS END WE DISSOLVE A FEW GLOBULES OF APIS THIRTY IN SEVEN DESSERT SPOONFULS OF WATER GIVING A DESSERT SPOONFUL MORNING AND EVENING AND WE CONTINUE THIS TREATMENT UNTIL THE SYMPTOMS OF TYPHOID ANGINA HAVE GRADUALLY ABATED THE TONGUE HAS BEEN HEALED THE NORMAL DESIRE FOR FOOD HAS RETURNED AND THE DIGESTIVE FUNCTIONS GO ON REGULARLY AFTER WHICH THE NATURAL REACTION OF THE ORGANISM ASSISTED BY CAREFUL DIET WILL BE FOUND SUFFICIENT TO COMPLETE THE CURE
 is more constant; in short, all the symptoms, although developing themselves less rapidly, show that a fatal termination becomes more and more probable. In such a case it is above all things necessary to saturate the organism with Apis. If there is much fever, this result is best accomplished by means of alternate doses of Aconite and Apis, a few drops of the third potency, shaken together with twelve tablespoonfuls of water, each drug by itself, the dose to be repeated every hour; and if the temperature is rather depressed, by giving Apis without the Aconite, a tablespoonful every hour or two hours. In favorable cases the fever becomes more remittent within one to three days; a moderate and pleasant perspiration breaks out all over the skin; the sleep becomes calm and natural, and the typhoid symptoms abate. If this change takes place, it is proper to exhibit Apis in a more dynamic form, in order to assimilate it more harmoniously to the newly awakened reactive power of the organism. S WITH CHANGING PULSE AND IS MORE CONSTANT IN SHORT ALL THE SYMPTOMS ALTHOUGH DEVELOPING THEMSELVES LESS RAPIDLY SHOW THAT A FATAL TERMINATION BECOMES MORE AND MORE PROBABLE IN SUCH A CASE IS ABOVE ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO SATURATE THE ORGANISM WITH APIS IF THERE IS MUCH FEVER THIS RESULT IS BEST ACCOMPLISHED BY MEANS OF ALTERNATE DOSES OF ACONITE AND APIS A FEW DROPS OF THE THIRD POTENCY SHAKEN TOGETHER WITH TWELVE TABLESPOONFULS OF WATER EACH DRUG BY ITSELF THE DOSE TO BE REPEATED EVERY HOUR AND IF THE TEMPERATURE IS RATHER DEPRESSED BY GIVING APIS WITHOUT THE ACONITE A TABLESPOONFUL EVERY HOUR OR TWO HOURS IN FAVORABLE CASES THE FEVER BECOMES MORE REMITTENT WITHIN ONE TO THREE DAYS A MODERATE AND PLEASANT PERSPIRATION BREAKS OUT ALL OVER THE SKIN THE SLEEP BECOMES CALM AND NATURAL AND THE TYPHOID SYMPTOMS ABATE IF THIS CHANGE TAKES PLACE IT IS PROPER TO EXHIBIT APIS IN A MORE DYNAMIC FORM IN ORDER TO ASSIMILATE IT MORE HARMONIOUSLY TO THE NEWLY AWAKENED REACTIVE POWER OF THE ORGANISM
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