Sense and sensibility in the sea remedies: the sense of touch

Sense and sensibility in the sea remedies:
the sense of touch

Similia Vol 21 No 2 – December 2009

Author: Jo Evans

Abstract

An exploration of the sense of touch in marine invertebrates in relation to the sensory symptoms of the corresponding homeopathic remedies. Adapted and abridged from Sea Remedies, Evolution of the Senses.

Keywords: Acanthaster planci, Anthopleura xanthogrammica, Arthropods, Asterias rubens, Calcarea carbonica, Cephalopods, Chironex fleckeri, Cypraea eglantina, Echinoderms, Eledone, evolution, Homarus, jellyfish, marine invertebrates, Medusa, Molluscs, Murex, Nautilus, octopus, Onychoteuthis banksii, Pecten jacobeus, Porifera, sea anemone, sea remedies, senses, Spongia tosta, squid, starfish, touch, Toxopneustes pileolus, Venus mercenaria.

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