GLONOINUM

GLONOINUM : GL = Glycerin; O = Oxygen; N = Nitrogen (Nitro-glycerine--Spirits Glycerinus Nitrate)


  • Recent German proving of Glonoine confirm the original American proving and clinical indications and bring out very marked nerve disturbances. 
  • Great lassitude, no inclination to work; extreme irritability, easily excited by the slightest opposition, ending in congestive head symptoms. 
  • The sixth potency alone produced itching all over body with later acne and furuncle formation, also bulimia.
  • Great remedy for congestive headaches, hyperemia of the brain from excess of heat or cold. 
  • Excellent for the intercranial, climacteric disturbances, or due to menstrual suppression. 
  • Children get sick when sitting before an open fire. 
  • Surging of blood to head and heart. 
  • Tendency to sudden and violent irregularities of the circulation. 
  • Violent convulsions, associated with cerebral congestion. 
  • Sensation of pulsation throughout body. 
  • Pulsating pains. 
  • Cannot recognize localities. 
  • Sciatica in atheromatous subjects, with cold shriveled limbs; seasickness.

Head

  • Confusion, with dizziness. 
  • Effects of sunstroke; heat on head, as in type-setters and workers under gas and electric light. 
  • Head heavy, but cannot lay it on pillow. 
  • Cannot bear any heat about head. 
  • Better from uncovering head. 
  • Throbbing headache. 
  • Angio-spastic neuralgia of head and face. 
  • Very irritable. 
  • Vertigo on assuming upright position. 
  • Cerebral congestion. 
  • Head feels enormously large, as if skull were too small for brain. 
  • Sun headaches; increases and decreases with the sun. 
  • Shocks in head, synchronous with pulse. 
  • Headache in place of menses. 
  • Rush of blood to head in pregnant women. 
  • Threatened apoplexy. 
  • Meningitis.

Eyes

  • See everything half light, half dark. 
  • Letters appear smaller. 
  • Sparks before eyes.

Mouth

  • Pulsating toothache.

Ears

  • Throbbing; each beat of heart is heard in ears; full feeling.

Face

  • Flushed, hot, livid, pale; sweaty; pains in root of nose; face ache. 
  • Dusky face.

Throat

  • Neck feels full. 
  • Collars must be opened. 
  • Chokes and swells up under ears.

Stomach

  • Gastralgia in anemic patients with feeble circulation. 
  • Nausea and vomiting. 
  • Faint, gnawing, and empty feeling at pit of stomach. 
  • Abnormal hunger.

Abdomen

  • Constipation with itching, painful hemorrhoids, with pinching in abdomen before and after stool. 
  • Diarrhea; copious blackish, lumpy stools.

Female

  • Menses delayed, or sudden cessation with congestion to head. 
  • Climacteric flushing.

Heart

  • Laborious action. 
  • Fluttering. 
  • Palpitation with dyspnea. 
  • Cannot go uphill. 
  • Any exertion brings on rush of blood to heart and fainting spells. 
  • Throbbing in the whole body to finger-tips.

Extremities

  • Itching all over, worse extremities. 
  • Pain in left biceps. 
  • Drawing pain in all limbs. 
  • Backache.

Modalities

  • Better, brandy. 
  • Worse, in sun; exposure to sun-rays, gas, open fire; jar, stooping, having hair cut; peaches, stimulants; lying down; from 6 am to noon; left side.

Relationship

  • Antidote: Acon.
  • Compare: Amyl nit; Bellad; Opium; Stram; Verat vir.

Dose

  • Sixth to thirtieth potency.
  • For palliative (non-homeopathic) purposes, in angina pectoris, asthma, heart-failure, etc., physiological doses-i.e., 1-100 of drop-must be given. 
  • Here it is the great emergency remedy. 
  • The conditions calling for it are small, wiry pulse, pallor, arterial spasm, anemia of brain, collapse, feeble heart, syncope, dicrotic pulse, vertigo, the opposite of those indicating a homeopathic dosage. 
  • Often thus used to lower the arterial tension in chronic interstitial nephritis.