A 10-year-old girl has behavioral problems. She has an intellectual disability, autism, and sensory processing difficulties. She is restless, often gets the hiccups because of her restlessness, and screams, runs, yells, and curses in anger. Once she ran away for hours. She wants to do everything herself, like getting dressed; if she can't, she yells and speaks sharply. She can't entertain herself and provokes reactions from the rest of the family. She wants to be the first in everything, to compete. She can't join in with other children's play. Her ‘antennae’ are fully activated: she sees at a glance what she has to do, who is at school, and who isn't, recognizes pictograms, and only needs a few words. She feels she has to be in control of everything and keeps repeating everything. She can be obsessive, constantly asking, "What are we going to eat?" She has a very strong will of her own, and she encounters limitations and things that are not allowed. The mother didn't feel well during the pregnancy; she was worried because the previous pregnancy had caused problems. The mother felt the birth was poorly managed; she lost a lot of blood. The baby had developmental delays, an extra finger, and a perforated heart. As a toddler, she had a period of epilepsy. Her speech is very slurred, her facial muscles are weak, and her motor skills are stiff. She sleeps very lightly; sometimes she gets out of bed and then waits in the hallway. If other children threaten her, she becomes anxious and afraid, or she cries. She is on medication; otherwise, her aggression increases, and as a side effect, she is very heavy. Her mouth is sensitive to crumbs, and she hates washing and brushing her hair. She bites her nails frequently and chews on her clothes.
AnalysisThe sensitivity, the antennae, and the unusual use of voice are reminiscent of the Malvaceae. The uncontrollably, the restlessness, and the restlessness can be typical of
Phase 6 and
Stage 15, leading to
Theobroma cacao, but her primary aggression and strong will are better known from
Chocolate. There's significant overlap between these medications (
Malvidae and
Chocolate). The desire to do things her own way, her self-confidence, wanting to do it herself, the theme of threat, and the inability to fit in or belong anywhere refer to
Chocolate. So do nightmares, sitting upright in bed, seeing things of people, strong reaction to the feelings of others, strong memories and obsessions, allergies.
Prescription:
Chocolate MK.
Follow-upThings improve quickly. After two weeks, she is permanently less irritable and happier. If she threatens to burst into a fit, her parents can now easily manage it. School is also going better now; there's more peace, and she can entertain herself better. Nights are now a bit more restless, the door has to be left open, and she sometimes walks around. She develops some eczema on her face and itchy cheeks, arms, and lower back. She drools more. After a few months, there are major problems at home. She becomes rough-mouthed for a while but remains calm. She becomes interested in letters. Combing her hair is still painful, and she starts screaming. Her nail-biting has decreased, and she now has white edges. The sharp edge in her voice is gone. The following year, the school continues to give compliments. The emotional part remains less; she knows everyone's agenda by heart.