Triticum aestivum

633.42.06 Triticum aestivum, Triticum sativum, triticum vulgareEnglish: Wheat.
French: Blé.
Source: Judy Coldicott, Interhomeopathy, May 2012.MindDiscord between parents and child; child takes the position of one of the parents and the other parent feels excluded.
Oversensitivity, < criticism, < indignation
Depression; dissatisfaction.
Mood swings; emotionally irrational.
Lack of motivation.
Concentration and memory poor, feeling drugged or sleepy.
Irritability. Short tempered, internal restlessness.
Lack of confidence, weeping.
Refined.
Desire to be alone.
Farmers.GeneralDesire: food, never satisfied.
Food: < wheat, < gluten; < chocolate.BodyEnergy: lethargy; tired
Nervous: lack of coordination, stumbling, many accidents.
Head: headaches, hangover, dull, woolly, foggy, frontal, occasionally occipital, base of brain, left side of vertex, < waking.
Ear: infections; glue ear; blocked; tickling, itching; hearing hard.
Nose: infections; sinusitis; post nasal drip; catarrh; smell diminished; chronic congestion, obstruction.
Face: acne; dark rings under eyes; pale; flushing; spasmodic drawings of chin.
Mouth: gum in right upper jaw, back of molars, swollen and hanging down on lower jaw and a little sore.
Throat: infections; tonsillitis; swelling or lump; choking; muscles sore, < touch, < washing, < swallowing.
Heart: fluttering, as if frightened.
Stomach: bloating, < eating; indigestion; nausea, vomiting.
Abdomen: pain, cramping, griping, sharp; wind, gurgling, rumbling; bloating; liver insufficient, jaundice.
Rectum: diarrhoea, alternating constipation; mucus and bleeding
Urinary: frequent urgent urge.
Limbs: weak, heavy, restless, aching; aching in thighs; lame foot; hips lame, > walking, < sitting still; hollow of left foot as dislocated bone or strained muscles, or rheumatism.