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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
Iodiums
1-250.07.17The IodatumsFoodThe first characteristic trait of the Iodatums has to do with food. They have a great desire for food, and in spite of eating a lot they have a tendency to lose weight.
In a proving of Iodum, conducted by Sankaran (seminar Noordwijk), the provers were dreaming that they did not get anything to eat, that all the food had been eaten before they arrived.Working, busy, restless, freedom of movement.The second characteristic is that they are restless, they continually want to be doing something. They are active, busy and excited. They are impulsive and they think and talk quickly, and not only quickly but also a lot.
They want to be able to move and can’t tolerate being held back. The feeling of not being able to get away makes them panic. Iodum even has the symptom 'impulse to kill, when being held'.ForgetfulA third characteristic symptom is their forgetfulness, as described by Vithoulkas (1991 b, page 50). They are so busy and they have so much on their mind that they can’t keep up with it. They are inclined to write everything down on little notes, but even then they keep forgetting certain things.ObsessionTheir fear of forgetting things might become an obsession. This may lead to compulsive behaviour, all because they want to be able to keep everything under control. This results in fixed ideas: ‘I have to do this, and I must do that’.The right of existenceA central theme appears to be the right to exist. Connected to this is the right to eat and the right to work. They need their daily bread and in order to get this they must work, they must be busy.EscapeMany of the above-mentioned themes are characteristic of the situation of refugees. They have been driven from hearth and home, either by war, famine or natural disasters. Their existence is threatened and all their possessions are lost. They don’t know how to get their daily bread. Their flight is often a hasty escape, they have to get away as far as possible and as quickly as possible.General characteristicsLocation: right sided.
Physique: thin; brown hair.
Temperature: < warmth, > fresh air, outside. < sea.
Time: < 5 am. < summer.
Desires: great appetite. < fasting (2), > eating.
Menses: suppressed menses.
Physical: < rest (2), > movement (2). < pressure. <- touch.ComplaintsDischarges acrid and watery.
Hard and swollen glands. Hodgkins disease.
Hayfever.
Hyperthyroidism, swelling of thyroid, increased metabolism.
Allergy, asthma, colds, hayfever.
Palpitations. Arteriosclerosis.
Small breasts.
Diarrhoea.
DD: Bromatums, Fluoratums, Muriaticums, Phosphorus, Tuberculinum.
In a proving of Iodum, conducted by Sankaran (seminar Noordwijk), the provers were dreaming that they did not get anything to eat, that all the food had been eaten before they arrived.Working, busy, restless, freedom of movement.The second characteristic is that they are restless, they continually want to be doing something. They are active, busy and excited. They are impulsive and they think and talk quickly, and not only quickly but also a lot.
They want to be able to move and can’t tolerate being held back. The feeling of not being able to get away makes them panic. Iodum even has the symptom 'impulse to kill, when being held'.ForgetfulA third characteristic symptom is their forgetfulness, as described by Vithoulkas (1991 b, page 50). They are so busy and they have so much on their mind that they can’t keep up with it. They are inclined to write everything down on little notes, but even then they keep forgetting certain things.ObsessionTheir fear of forgetting things might become an obsession. This may lead to compulsive behaviour, all because they want to be able to keep everything under control. This results in fixed ideas: ‘I have to do this, and I must do that’.The right of existenceA central theme appears to be the right to exist. Connected to this is the right to eat and the right to work. They need their daily bread and in order to get this they must work, they must be busy.EscapeMany of the above-mentioned themes are characteristic of the situation of refugees. They have been driven from hearth and home, either by war, famine or natural disasters. Their existence is threatened and all their possessions are lost. They don’t know how to get their daily bread. Their flight is often a hasty escape, they have to get away as far as possible and as quickly as possible.General characteristicsLocation: right sided.
Physique: thin; brown hair.
Temperature: < warmth, > fresh air, outside. < sea.
Time: < 5 am. < summer.
Desires: great appetite. < fasting (2), > eating.
Menses: suppressed menses.
Physical: < rest (2), > movement (2). < pressure. <- touch.ComplaintsDischarges acrid and watery.
Hard and swollen glands. Hodgkins disease.
Hayfever.
Hyperthyroidism, swelling of thyroid, increased metabolism.
Allergy, asthma, colds, hayfever.
Palpitations. Arteriosclerosis.
Small breasts.
Diarrhoea.
DD: Bromatums, Fluoratums, Muriaticums, Phosphorus, Tuberculinum.