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Arisaema triphyllum

Year 2026, Issue 5, Article 8CaseAuthor: Alex Leupen
Jesse is 9 years old and attends a special school, he has a genetic syndrome with muscle weakness and mild behavioural disorders. Mother says he is always moving his fingers, tapping on the table and picking his lips, much to the annoyance of his parents and younger sister. He also often teases his younger sister. He has a lot of colds, with green snot coming out of his nose and his lips chapping. When I talk to him, he reacts slowly.
AnalysisArum triphyllum is known for busted lips, picking at the lips. What I find fitting is that Arum is a primitive plant from the Clade of Monocots. In genetic syndromes with behavioural disorders, we can also think of primitive plants, they have not yet evolved higher as humans either.
Follow upAfter taking Arum triphyllum 12K daily, he is calmer, teases his sister much less and has much less of a cold.
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