Thiosinaminum

Medicine prepared from Allyl sulphocarbamide derived from Oil of Mustard-seed.

History and authority: Introduced by Alfred, Moore and Anshutz (New Old and Forgotten Remedies). Many authors including Blackwood, Boericke have described the usefulness of this remedy in homeopathy. A compilation of different symptoms given by various stalwarts is provided below.

Clinically used for: Adhesions, Enlargement of Lymphatic glands, Keloid, Impaired hearing, Lupus, Scars, Strictures, Tabes dorsalis, Tinnitus aurium, Tumors. Can be used externally as well as internally.

Prepared by: Warming a mixture of equal parts of allyl mustard oil and absolute alcohol with an equal amount of 30 per cent ammonia.