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- 2. Disease
- 3. Classifications
- 4. Cations
- 5. Calciums
- 6. Magnesiums
- 7. Kaliums
- 8. Natriums
- 9. Carbons
- 10. Graphites
- 11. Calcium carbonicum
- 12. Magnesium carbonicum
- 13. Magnesium carbonicum
- 14. Magnesium carbonicum
- 15. Natrium carbonicum
- 16. Natrium carbonicum
- 17. Chlorums
- 18. Chlorum
- 19. Chlorum
- 20. Calcium muriaticum
- 21. Calcium muriaticum
- 22. Magnesium muriaticum
- 23. Magnesium muriaticum
- 24. Kalium muriaticum
- 25. Kalium muriaticum
- 26. Natrium muriaticum
- 27. Sulphurs
- 28. Sulphur
- 29. Calcium sulphuricum
- 30. Calcium sulphuricum
- 31. Magnesium sulphuricum
- 32. Magnesium sulphuricum
- 33. Kalium sulphuricum
- 34. Kalium sulphuricum
- 35. Natrium sulphuricum
- 36. Phosphors
- 37. Phosphorus
- 38. Calcium phosphoricum
- 39. Calcium phosphoricum
- 40. Magnesium phosphoricum
- 41. Magnesium phosphoricum
- 42. Kalium phosphoricum
- 43. Kalium phosphoricum
- 44. Natrium phosphoricum
- 45. Natrium phosphoricum
- 46. Barium
- 47. Barium carbonicum
- 48. Barium muriaticum
- 49. Barium muriaticum
- 50. Barium sulphuricum
- 51. Barium sulphuricum
- 52. Barium phosphoricum
- 53. Barium phosphoricum
- 54. Hydrogeniums
- 55. Acidum sulphuricum
- 56. Acidum sulphuricum
- 57. Acidum phosphoricum
- 58. Acidum phosphoricum
- 59. Ammoniums
- 60. Ammonium carbonicum
- 61. Ammonium carbonicum
- 62. Ammonium muriaticum
- 63. Ammonium muriaticum
- 64. Ammonium sulphuricum
- 65. Ammonium sulphuricum
- 67. Ammonium phosphoricum
- 68. Ammonium phosphoricum
- 69. Nitrogeniums
- 70. Acidum nitricum
- 71. Calcium nitricum
- 72. Calcium nitricum
- 73. Kalium nitricum
- 74. Kalium nitricum
- 75. Kalium nitricum
- 76. Natrium nitricum
- 77. Natrium nitricum
- 78. Barium nitricum
- 79. Barium nitricum
- 80. Fluors
- 81. Calcium fluoratum
- 82. Calcium fluoratum
- 83. Magnesium fluoratum
- 84. Magnesium fluoratum
- 85. Magnesium fluoratum
- 86. Kalium fluoratum
- 87. Kalium fluoratum
- 88. Natrium fluoratum
- 89. Natrium fluoratum
- 90. Natrium fluoratum
- 91. Barium fluoratum
- 92. Barium fluoratum
- 93. Bromiums
- 94. Bromium
- 95. Bromium
- 96. Calcium bromatum
- 97. Calcium bromatum
- 98. Magnesium bromatum
- 99. Magnesium bromatum
- 100. Kalium bromatum
- 101. Kalium bromatum
- 102. Iodiums
- 103. Magnesium iodatum
- 104. Magnesium iodatum
- 105. Kalium iodatum
- 106. Kalium iodatum
- 107. Natrium iodatum
- 108. Natrium iodatum
- 109. Iron series
- 110. Vanadium
- 111. Vanadium
- 112. Vanadium
- 113. Kalium bichromicum
- 114. Chromium
- 115. Chromium
- 116. Manganum
- 117. Manganum
- 118. Ferrum
- 119. Ferrum muriaticum
- 120. Ferrum muriaticum
- 121. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 122. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 123. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 124. Ferrum phosphoricum
- 125. Ferrum phosphoricum
- 126. Ferrum iodatum
- 127. Ferrum iodatum
- 128. Niccolum
- 129. Niccolum
- 130. Cuprum metallicum
- 131. Zincum
- 132. Argentum
- 133. Argentum
- 134. Argentum
- 135. Argentum
- 136. Argentum
- 137. Argentum
- 138. Times
- 139. Literature
- 140. Periodic system
Ferrum iodatum
1-245.74.08Concepts Ferrum Iodatum Firm Food Standing one’s ground Work, busy, restless
Perseverance Freedom of movement
Beatings Forgetfulness
Irritability Obsessive
Right of existence
EscapeAnalysisThey have the feeling that they have to persevere to be able to provide for them-selves. They are hard and efficient workers. Vithoulkas (during a seminar) described them as efficient secretaries. The Ferrum side sees to it that they can get on with things and keep unwanted interference at bay, whilst the Iodatum side allows them to do a great variety of tasks quickly and efficiently.
Another aspect of the Ferr-i character is that they get irritated if their freedom of movement is hampered. They want to feel free to come and go as they like. This fits in with the image of the unmarried secretary, for whom marriage is the most extreme form of being tied. They like to lead their own life; that way it will be less likely that they clash with a partner, because of their firm and strict behaviour.
A third variation on the general theme is that they are anxious ‘to avoid a beating’. They can’t relax because of a continual feeling that something is threatening them. They usually convert this restlessness into a zest for work and greater productivity.Essencethe idea that they have to stand firm to be able to provide for themselves.Mindthey are hard and efficient workers, who can work long hours and won’t give up. A secretarial job suits them very well; they are able to keep unnecessary contact at a distance and carry on with their work.
They dislike being tied, as in marriage. They would rather stay independent, because they love their freedom. Being tied would make them angry because they want to come and go as they please, and they are also afraid that others will interfere with their business. Even other people's sounds can irritate them. This means that they would have to push the other person away again, so it is better to stay single.GeneralsLocation: right sided.
Temperature: warm.
Time: < 3 am and 5 am.
Desire: meat, tomatoes.
Aversion: eggs, tomatoes.
Menses: frequent, copious.
Sleep: restless.
Physical: > slow movement.BodyAcrid discharges.
Anaemia, high and low blood pressure.
Red cheeks < wine. Dizziness < wine and getting up.
Headaches, migraines.
Colds and hayfever.
Swollen glands.
Pain in shoulder.
DD: Ferrums, Iodatums, Sang.
Perseverance Freedom of movement
Beatings Forgetfulness
Irritability Obsessive
Right of existence
EscapeAnalysisThey have the feeling that they have to persevere to be able to provide for them-selves. They are hard and efficient workers. Vithoulkas (during a seminar) described them as efficient secretaries. The Ferrum side sees to it that they can get on with things and keep unwanted interference at bay, whilst the Iodatum side allows them to do a great variety of tasks quickly and efficiently.
Another aspect of the Ferr-i character is that they get irritated if their freedom of movement is hampered. They want to feel free to come and go as they like. This fits in with the image of the unmarried secretary, for whom marriage is the most extreme form of being tied. They like to lead their own life; that way it will be less likely that they clash with a partner, because of their firm and strict behaviour.
A third variation on the general theme is that they are anxious ‘to avoid a beating’. They can’t relax because of a continual feeling that something is threatening them. They usually convert this restlessness into a zest for work and greater productivity.Essencethe idea that they have to stand firm to be able to provide for themselves.Mindthey are hard and efficient workers, who can work long hours and won’t give up. A secretarial job suits them very well; they are able to keep unnecessary contact at a distance and carry on with their work.
They dislike being tied, as in marriage. They would rather stay independent, because they love their freedom. Being tied would make them angry because they want to come and go as they please, and they are also afraid that others will interfere with their business. Even other people's sounds can irritate them. This means that they would have to push the other person away again, so it is better to stay single.GeneralsLocation: right sided.
Temperature: warm.
Time: < 3 am and 5 am.
Desire: meat, tomatoes.
Aversion: eggs, tomatoes.
Menses: frequent, copious.
Sleep: restless.
Physical: > slow movement.BodyAcrid discharges.
Anaemia, high and low blood pressure.
Red cheeks < wine. Dizziness < wine and getting up.
Headaches, migraines.
Colds and hayfever.
Swollen glands.
Pain in shoulder.
DD: Ferrums, Iodatums, Sang.