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Remedies of the Animal World  Samuel Hahnemann introduced the
animal kingdom to the homoeopathic materia medica in 1817 with
the introduction of the Mullusca, Sepia, the cuttlefish. Sepia
is included in the antipsoric remedies published in the Chronic
Diseases in 1828 and has become one of our constitutional
polychrests. The Founder's three animal remedies were Sepia (ink
of the cuttlefish), Ambra Grisea (the bilious, fatty excretion
of a sperm whale), and Calcarea Carbonica Ostrearum (oyster
shell). The animal remedies form the smallest number of
homoeopathic remedies and possibly the most homogeneous of the
three kingdoms. To get a larger understanding of the animal
remedies our focus shifts to study