A 6-year-old boy has had food allergies his whole life. Traces of gluten (like a bite of a cookie) or dairy products cause severe intestinal cramps, watery diarrhea, and behavioral problems. Nuts, peanuts, and apples cause itchy mouths and throats, and a red rash around the mouth. He's on a strict diet. He's impossible to toilet-train. He has frequent tantrums. He has a problem at school: he struggles when things don't go his way. When the teacher gives him an assignment, he stamps his feet or refuses. If he's not allowed to do something at home, he's usually very angry for 15-20 minutes. If you take him off the computer, he throws all sorts of things at you.
He has a lot of trouble getting up, stays grumpy until 10:30 a.m., and has trouble getting going. He struggles with a busy school and goes along with it. You have to be very clear with him; he always finds a way to argue and get his way. He reacts strongly to moods, doesn't want to visit friends who are having problems, and if his parents argue, he reacts strongly. When his brother cries, he starts asking questions, reasoning things out. Everything has to have a reason; he also needs set patterns. He's always pushing the boundaries and will never say, "That's okay." With this child, everything is a struggle; his mother has been battling him for years. He's restless in his sleep and constantly moves and begs.
"I'm the best, I want to be number one." There's always competition. He has a severe fear of insects (he'll stomp on everything), especially wasps, but that's the whole family's (his mother is allergic to wasp stings). Abel,oschus is showing improvement: he can eat half a sandwich, which happened by accident once. His behavior is better; it takes less effort for his parents, and they are satisfied. A year later, they notice that—although he no longer exhibits the extreme behavior—he's still difficult and certainly not like other children. He has fewer nightmares. The dreams now: monsters, the dog was a zombie, the house was going to explode, he'd wake up in a complete panic, drenched in sweat, dazed. He still gets very angry often; saying "no" to him is a reason to explode; he can stand in the bushes for minutes in protest. He prefers to have his mother's attention all day long; he'd like to hold her head: "Do you see me?" Nothing happens without a fight. He's afraid of the dark. Touching him when he's afraid makes it worse; you have to look him in the eye and say hello to bring him back to reality.
Repeating Abroma does nothing; Gallic acid does nothing. After wheat, his behavior becomes even more restless, and then he spits out diarrhea. He's very restless, wants to sit with you, moves constantly, even in his sleep. Always fidgeting with children, which is a big problem at school. He can't stand losing very well, always wants to be first, always "me." When his mother is angry, he's very sad, but he still does it again; He searches until his mother gives in. His imagination is very strong. He absolutely hates dark chocolate. Toilet training has been good since Abelmoschus.
AnalysisWe still see many characteristics of the
Malvales (sensitive to moods) and
Phase 6 (intestinal problems, not being appreciated). Characteristics include wanting to win, always being right, I am the best, anger, having things go his way, restlessness, running away (in this case, hiding in the bushes), and obsessiveness. These are all known characteristics of
Chocolate. This has a significant overlap with Abroma cacao and the
Byttneriaceae family, with characteristics of the
Malvales.
Prescription:
Chocolate MK.
Follow-upAfter a month, there's an upward trend. The first week, he had a lot of nightmares and a lot of fighting. He's now easier to get out of a tantrum, less pushy, and more willing to give in. He can now play by himself without always claiming his mother. Now he's very preoccupied with what others think of him, regarding clothes or who plays with him (previously, he wasn't aware of others or his surroundings). He can now eat bread; gluten is fine. Regarding the fighting (which is now less intense): he knows exactly how to trigger you, which button to push. Sometimes it's bizarre (
Malvales: sense). After four months, he eats everything. More than one apple a day still gives him a rash around his mouth, but no more stomach problems or diarrhea. His sleep is now peaceful, his dreams are no longer intense, and he sometimes still cries in his sleep when he needs to pee. If he plays on the computer for a long time, it still causes angry behavior that can last an entire day, and in the days that follow, he obsessively asks about the game in question. Mornings are still difficult; he needs an hour to calmly get started. Sharing attention at school is going well now. He still wants all his mother's attention. He's bossy at school, he decides, he orders, and his actions are matter-of-fact. He doesn't understand emotion: when he was saddened by Grandma's death, he cried along with the family, explaining it with, "I have a stomachache."
Complementary information:From infancy, he was given medication, with little effect: Aran-ixoloba, Arundo mauritanica, Mandragora, Lilium trigrinum, Paris qudrifolia (temporary improvement),
Bryonia alba, Malus-communis (temporary improvement), Lauroceasis,
Gadolinium sulphuricum, Cypripedium,
Dysprosium metallicum,
Uranium metallicum, Lycopersicum,
Artemisia abrotanum,
Capsicum annuum.
He had always taken more charge than his older brother. As a toddler, he was allergic to rabbits and had many ear, nose, and respiratory complaints. He was always angry when something didn't work out. He could make good contact, entertain an entire restaurant at a party, and was a charmer. He was always confident and stable. He claimed his parents. He had severe reactions to vaccinations, asking the same question over and over again, stamping, throwing, and screaming. He kept trying everything, always persevering if something didn't work, and then resolving it by crying and screaming. Wheat gave him severe stomach pain, all night long, restlessness, and his behavior worsened. He had stunted growth. His mother took Thyrax during pregnancy.