Which phrase denotes that a remedy is an antidote?

• A. Remedy is Antidote
• B. No change
• C. Re-prescribe
• D. New symptoms appear as in Proving

Answer: (A)

In homeopathic notes, the phrase that signals antidotal action is "Remedy is Antidote." This tells you that this particular remedy can counteract or neutralize the effects of another remedy or a poison, reversing or mitigating the symptoms caused by it. It’s the specific wording used to indicate an antidotal relation in case documentation or repertorization.

The other phrases don’t indicate antidotal action: "No change" simply means there was no perceptible effect; "Re-prescribe" means continuing with the same remedy rather than counteracting another; and "New symptoms appear as in Proving" refers to symptoms produced in a proving, not antidotal counteraction.