Mygale

Lasiodora spiders from the genus of tarantulas are generally found in regions like South America, Brazil, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Argentina and Uruguay. Mygales are very sensitive to light and noise and they become stiff when they are exposed to either. There specific energy is to twist wildly when under attack. They have weak eyesight but special hearing hairs on each foot, which create a three-dimensional picture, which is larger than its real shape. Each of the eight limb’s hearing hairs enables them to create a three-dimensional picture of their prey facilitating them to hunt small birds in flight too. The proving has been conducted by Central Council for Research in Homeopathy, Government of India. The details obtained by the proving are in the book “Homeopathic Drug Provings”, published by the council in 2005. The proving of the remedy was done at 2 centres i.e. Central Research Institute (H), Kottayam (Kerala), and Central Research Institute (H), Calcutta (W.B.) in the year 1984-1985. The potencies used at the time of proving include 6, 30 and 200 centesimal potencies on 22 provers in the age group of 16-38 years. Out of the total provers, 4 were females…