Because of its intense odor, ruta was used to ward off plague, repel flies, kill fleas, and prevent the spread of typhus. Michelangelo (1475-1564) and artists of his time believed ruta improved eyesight. It was also used as an abortifacient and an emmenagogue, or preparation to bring on a woman's menstrual period. In the Middle Ages, this herb was used as a charm against witchcraft. In addition to homeopathic use, ruta has been used by folk herbalists for centuries. They exhibit restlessness, but still feel unmotivated and despairing.
They may be anxious and lack a sense of personal satisfaction. People with the ruta personality are said to be depressed, chronically dissatisfied, quarrelsome, and apt to contradict others. Homeopathy also ascribes certain personality types to certain remedies. Symptoms that benefit from treatment with ruta get worse with heavy use of the eyes in cold, damp weather with rest or lying down and by stooping or crouching. In homeopathic medicine, the fact that certain symptoms get better or worse under different conditions is used as a diagnostic tool to indicate what remedy will be most effective. Other homeopathic uses for ruta include treatment of plantar warts on the feet, blood and mucus in stools, pain in the rectum, rectal prolapse, and general weakness and depression. It is also used to treat infection of the tooth socket after a tooth is pulled. In homeopathic dentistry, ruta is used to relieve pain. Ruta is also used to treat headache that results from eyestrain.
It is primarily used when the eyes feel hot, red, or are burning after periods of close work such as reading or sewing. Ruta is often used for pain and stiffness in the hands, wrists, feet, and legs. It is used to treat strains and sprains, injuries of the cartilage and tendons around the joints, injuries to tissues lying over the bone, injuries of the periosteum, and sciatica. In homeopathic medicine, ruta is used as a first-aid remedy. To achieve a very low dose, the curative is diluted many, many times until only a tiny amount remains in a huge amount of the diluting liquid. In opposition to traditional medicine, the Law of Infinitesimals states that the lower a dose of curative, the more effective it is. These products follow another homeopathic law, the Law of Infinitesimals. Homeopathic medicine operates on the principle that "like heals like." This means that a disease can be cured by treating it with products that produce the same symptoms as the disease. Animals that eat ruta while grazing develop tremors, frequent urination, difficulty breathing, loss of coordination, and inability to stand up. Symptoms of ruta poisoning in humans include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, exhaustion, and convulsions. The plant has a strong, unpleasant odor.Ĭhemical compounds found in ruta include rutin, a flavonoid alkaloids, including graveoline and rutacridine lignans in the root and furocoumarins, which are compounds that are toxic to both animals and humans. Ruta is native to southern Europe, but it is cultivated worldwide. It grows to a height of about 3 ft (1 m) and has fleshy leaves and yellowish flowers. This plant is also called rue, herb of grace, herb of repentance, bitter herb, or rue bitterwort. 3 below.Ruta is today primarily a homeopathic remedy made from the plant Ruta graveolens.
In English, the titles are, respectively: Supplementum geometriae dimensoriae, seu generalissima omnium Tetragonismorum effectio per motum: similiterque multiplex constructio lineae ex data tangentium conditions (1693).De geometria recondite et analysi indivisibilium atque infinitorum (1686).
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