Torula cerevisiae

Torula cerevisiae

Saccharomyces cerevisiae · Fungus

Boericke

Torula cerevisiae suits the sycotic patient with fungal and fermentative pathology, presenting with recurring boils, eczema, flatulent dyspepsia with yeasty odors, and catarrhal states. The extremities are characteristically cold and numb, and the patient has restless disturbed sleep. It is indicated in anaphylactic states linked to protein and enzyme sensitivity.

Key symptoms

  • Headache and sharp pains throughout, worse from constipation
  • Catarrhal discharge from posterior nares with sneezing and wheezing
  • Bad taste, nausea, poor digestion; belching of gas with flatulence
  • Soreness all over abdomen; rumbling and shifting pains
  • Constipation; sour, yeasty, moldy odor from discharges
  • Backache; tired and weak from elbows and knees downward
  • Hands cold like ice, go to sleep easily
  • Recurring boils; itching eczema around ankles; tinea versicolor
William Boericke
Homoeopathic Materia Medica · 1901

Saccharomyces - Yeast Plant

Introduced by Drs. Lehman and Yingling. Not proved, hence clinical symptoms only but many have been verified. Sycotic remedy Anaphylactic states produced by proteins and enzymes (Yingling).

Head

Aching back of head and neck. Headache and sharp pains all over. Worse from constipation. Sneezing and wheezing. Catarrhal discharge from posterior nares. Irritable and nervous.

Stomach

Bad taste. Nausea. Poor digestion. Belching of gas in stomach and abdomen. Soreness all over abdomen. Sense of fullness. Rumbling, pains shift, flatulence. Constipation. Sour, yeasty, moldy odor from discharges.

Extremities

Backache, tired and weak from elbows and knees down. Hands cold like ice and go to sleep easily.

Sleep

Disturbed with much restlessness.

Skin

Boils, recurrent. Itching eczema around ankles. Tinea versicolor.

Dose

Pure yeast cake or potencies from 3rd to high. Yeast poultices are much used in skin diseases, boils and swelling.

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