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Antennaria dioica

3-666.45.02
666.45.02 Antennaria dioica, Gnaphalium dioicumEnglish: Mountain Everlasting; Catsfoot; Cudweed; Stoloniferous Pussytoes.
French: Pied de chât.
Botany: can reproduce without fertilisation.
IntroductionThey want to keep their dignity and respect which is difficult in the situation they live in. They can feel degraded and belittled by their parents, friends, teachers or authorities. They feel powerless to act on it. Their solution is to become invisible, to hide and go their own way in secret. They feel very precisely that it is incorrect what is done to them, knowing their own value and talent. It is only that they are too weak to resist criticism and beatings.
MindHe does not understand the opposite sex, affection, sees only sex.
No self-reliance, no self-confidence.
Anger, << being forbidden or impressed.
Ailments from admonitions.
Defiant, naughty, < reprimands, admonitions, being forbidden.
Obstinate, angry, bossy.
Worse from laughing, anger.
Desires to have a red rag with him.
GeneralWeather: < heat; > mountain.
Time: < 3 am.
Aversion: soup.
Discharge: blood.
BodyGeneral: immune system undermined.
Fever: high, <- eating, drinking, + redness cheeks, eyes, upper lips, nose, + abdomen pain, - > stool + icy cold feet but - > uncovering feet.
Ears: otitis.
Nose: sinusitis, frontalis; hayfever, sneezing.
Throat: sore; subacute pharyngitis; hoarse.
Mouth: inflammation; << dentition, late.
Lungs: cough + vomiting.
Stomach: belching, << after eating, + weeping; hiccough << laughing.
Rectum: diarrhoea, like spinach.
Urinary: cystitis, after influenza; urine scanty, frequent.
Limbs: O-legs.
Skin: wounds.

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