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“Gelsemium; Nervous inhibition first, passive congestion second.” Dr Yogesh Malhotra

This lecture explains Gelsemium sempervirens through its physical core, nervous inhibition leading to passive congestion. You will understand how loss of nervous control, especially at the base of the brain, produces heaviness, dullness, ptosis, tremors, weakness, dim vision, and paralysis-like states without structural damage. The session clarifies: Why congestion in Gelsemium is secondary, not primary How functional inhibition differs from degenerative pathology Why Gelsemium appears in conditions like Myasthenia Gravis and early MS without contradiction This lecture helps students move from memorising symptoms to understanding sequence, causation, and safe prescribing.