Moist warmth

Moist warmth The application of moist warmth in the region of the liver is one of the oldest modes of treatment of liver disease and dates back to Caelius Aureli-ANus. (s. p. 7) This aims at an improved circulation in the liver, something which has not, however, been proved up to now. In the case of upper abdominal complaints. 

Because when our Earth has become Water, that is when the dry Fire (Body and Soul) is being dissolved through the moistness (Spirit) then the warmth begins to become active and begins now to act in the moistness. Through this, it bears a blackness in the mixed materia, which are called Sol and Luna. Whenever the Fire or the Anima is drawn out of the body, this always occurs under the sign of Blackness or Darkness. 

Due to the continuation of the warmth, the parched Earth drinks again all its eliminated moistness, more precisely one white Eagle after the other, and finally becomes dry. 

Cultivation Needs warmth for germination, sow seeds 1/4" deep in full sun. Pretty much any soil mix works, these germinate easily within a week or two. Keep moist. Transplant young and keep up with pot sizes as roots crowd, or plant out Best growth is with ample root space and fertile mix. D. stramonium is an annual and will set seed, then die. Likes sun and heat. ... 

PUTREFACTION takes place when the natural heat of a moist body is expelled by an external heat, or else when the natural heat of the subject is destroyed by cold. For then the natural warmth leaves everything and gives room to putrefaction. 

Two dozen geographic races of the Western honey bee, Apis mellifera, have been recognized, adapted to a range of environments from the cold continental climate of Eastern Europe, through the moist temperate climate of the Atlantic seaboard, the warmth of the Mediterranean, and the heat of the tropics and semi-deserts. Only four of these races need be considered for apiculture in Europe, namely A. m. mellifera, A. m. ligustica, A. m. carnica, and A. m. caucasica which present different morphological and behavioral characteristics [2,3]. 

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