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- Lophophora williamsii3-663.14.17
- Selenicereus grandiflorus3-663.15.15
- Bougainvillea glabra3-663.35.10
- Silene latifolia3-663.46.05
- Dysphania ambrosioides3-663.53.13
- Chenopodium vulvaria3-663.53.16
- Tamarix canariensis3-663.61.10
- Myricaria germanica3-663.61.13
- Rumex Crispus3-663.64.08
- Nepenthes distillatoria3-663.77.12
- Lysimachia nummularia3-664.36.06
- Pterostyrax hispidus3-664.54.13
- Arctostaphylos uva-ursi3-664.64.02
- Arbutus menziesii3-664.64.06
- Chimaphila umbellata3-664.67.12
- Actinidia deliciosa3-664.72.13
- Hydrangea arborescens3-665.15.08
- Cornus florida3-665.16.05
- Gentiana lutea3-665.23.08
- Vinca minor3-665.25.03
- Plumeria obtusa3-665.25.10
- Strophanthus hispidus3-665.26.02
- Adenium obesum3-665.26.06
- Apocynum cannabinum3-665.26.06
- Myosotis arvensis3-665.33.15
- Cinchona boliviana3-665.44.05
- Pausinystalia johimbe3-665.44.16
- Chionanthus virginicus3-665.46.05
- Ligustrum vulgare3-665.46.06
- Jasminum officinale3-665.46.07
- Jasminum multiflorum3-665.46.14
- Convolvulus scammonia3-665.47.04
- Ipomoea dumosa3-665.47.06
- Lamiaceae3-665.50.00
- Verbascum thapsus3-665.53.10
- Leonurus cardiaca3-665.54.06
- Prunella vulgaris3-665.55.06
- Paulownia tomentosa3-665.56.10
- Pedicularis canadensis3-665.57.08
- Andrographis paniculata3-665.63.04
- Campsis radicans3-665.65.06
- Catalpa bignonioides3-665.65.10
- Solanaceae3-665.70.00
- Duboisia myoporoides3-665.73.14
- Brugmansia arborea3-665.74.06
- Capsicum annuum3-665.75.13
- Ilex aquifolium3-666.14.10
- Ilex paraguariensis3-666.14.10
- Stylidium debile3-666.27.__
- Lobelia siphilitica3-666.36.17
- Cynara scolymus3-666.42.08
- Centaurea benedicta3-666.42.11
- Silybum marianum3-666.42.12
- Parthenium hysterophorus3-666.44.04
- Bellis perennis3-666.45.07
- Chamaemelum nobile3-666.47.04
- Artemisia vulgaris3-666.47.14
- Aralia racemosa3-666.55.06
- Oplopanax horridus3-666.55.08
- Weigelia floribunda3-666.65.__
- Symphoria racemosa3-666.65.05
- Zizia aurea3-666.74.08
- Angelica sinensis3-666.74.11
- Coriandrum sativum3-666.75.09
Clethra alnifolia
3-664.61.10Remedy code: 3- 664.61.10.
A woman of 70, she is vital and brisk, she still looks young, bright, and keen-eyed, she sits slightly back as if at ease but critically following the conversation. She speaks loudly and clearly articulating, as if her words are well considered, but with an airy nonchalance. She has joint problems, and recently bladder problems. For the joints, she has been taking vitamin C for years, and the pain has improved miraculously. Six months ago she developed bladder problems, and since then the joints hurt more. The fingers, the knees, on the right more than on the left, the pain is stabbing, with movement and with bumping worse, the knees feel as if you are slamming through them, she has also trouble with driving. On the left hand, fingers three and four can stay in a cramp, like a claw. Six months ago she developed a fever, with weird muscle twitching, she felt nothing but it turned out to be a severe bladder infection. Since then the bladder has remained sensitive, with a lot of urge, little pee, and regular urine loss. For years she has been suffering from prolapse, surgery is not an option. Otherwise, everything is going well, occasionally she feels tense, for no reason. In sleep, she grinds. She still does a lot, her hobbies are sculpting and theater. Soon they will travel, and would prefer to be without symptoms then.AnalysisGold series: joints, inflammation, osteoarthritis, fitting with Series 6 and Lanthanides. Bladder with fever.
Iron series: connective tissue, the prolapse, she is practical, and likes to tackle concrete things. The Ericales come into the picture: healthy, tackling, not whining. The age phase may also indicate Phase 6, in the past, she responded well to Asparagus, also a Phase 6 drug. Also notable are the remarkably good response to vitamin C, ascorbic acid, and her direct mannerisms, matching the “acidums,” which overlaps with Phase 1. This brings us to the Clethraceae.
Within this family search, we recognize Stage 10, rigid, fixation both in the muscles and her mannerisms, keywords of other Stage 10 minerals are recognizable in her demeanor.
Prescription: Clethra alnifolia C30.Follow upThe first few days she felt down, just as she had felt in the past. It didn't bother her, it felt “heavy-handed,” it was more of an observation. She has been on antidepressants for years. The fingers are doing better, in the knee is no longer stitches, occasionally she can still 'sag' through them. The neck is much less painful. Feeling tension is still the same, her mother and grandmother had the same. Bladder no longer bothers her. In good spirits, she can travel. The following year everything continued to go well.
A woman of 70, she is vital and brisk, she still looks young, bright, and keen-eyed, she sits slightly back as if at ease but critically following the conversation. She speaks loudly and clearly articulating, as if her words are well considered, but with an airy nonchalance. She has joint problems, and recently bladder problems. For the joints, she has been taking vitamin C for years, and the pain has improved miraculously. Six months ago she developed bladder problems, and since then the joints hurt more. The fingers, the knees, on the right more than on the left, the pain is stabbing, with movement and with bumping worse, the knees feel as if you are slamming through them, she has also trouble with driving. On the left hand, fingers three and four can stay in a cramp, like a claw. Six months ago she developed a fever, with weird muscle twitching, she felt nothing but it turned out to be a severe bladder infection. Since then the bladder has remained sensitive, with a lot of urge, little pee, and regular urine loss. For years she has been suffering from prolapse, surgery is not an option. Otherwise, everything is going well, occasionally she feels tense, for no reason. In sleep, she grinds. She still does a lot, her hobbies are sculpting and theater. Soon they will travel, and would prefer to be without symptoms then.AnalysisGold series: joints, inflammation, osteoarthritis, fitting with Series 6 and Lanthanides. Bladder with fever.
Iron series: connective tissue, the prolapse, she is practical, and likes to tackle concrete things. The Ericales come into the picture: healthy, tackling, not whining. The age phase may also indicate Phase 6, in the past, she responded well to Asparagus, also a Phase 6 drug. Also notable are the remarkably good response to vitamin C, ascorbic acid, and her direct mannerisms, matching the “acidums,” which overlaps with Phase 1. This brings us to the Clethraceae.
Within this family search, we recognize Stage 10, rigid, fixation both in the muscles and her mannerisms, keywords of other Stage 10 minerals are recognizable in her demeanor.
Prescription: Clethra alnifolia C30.Follow upThe first few days she felt down, just as she had felt in the past. It didn't bother her, it felt “heavy-handed,” it was more of an observation. She has been on antidepressants for years. The fingers are doing better, in the knee is no longer stitches, occasionally she can still 'sag' through them. The neck is much less painful. Feeling tension is still the same, her mother and grandmother had the same. Bladder no longer bothers her. In good spirits, she can travel. The following year everything continued to go well.