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Lithopsoideae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
3Caryophyllidae
Phase
2Aizoales
Subphase
4Lithopsoideae
Stage
0
Name

Lithopsoideae

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Case

Chapter

2020.09.02

Book
Family
A case of LithopsoideaeWoman, 50, tongue cancer.
She has had tongue cancer and part of her tongue is removed. She talk like she's got a mouth full.
She has unrefreshed sleep. Her nose is blocked. She cannot smell coffee.
Forgetful. Tired in the head and the brain Prefers to be alone.
> with 1 to 1 contact.
Fear of being hurt. Speaking with effort.
Bad self confidence. Sometimes feels clever.
She is a twin. Was very close with twin sister in the beginning.
That went back when both were having partners.
Many problems with the partner and sister.
She has been a teacher, now retired. But in the time she worked was easily run over.
Remedies she has already had: Sambucus, Sempervivum, Taraxacum, but they did too little.
AnalysisReally does not want contact so she is more on the left.
Has many Lanthanide sides, because she wants to help people is very humanitarian.
Is very caring and loving, but withdrawn in such a way that everything is soon too much.
Is 663.23.
Previously a drug from the Polygonales, and that didn't do much either.
Because she also has a lot of contact with people as a teacher, Jan thought of subphase 4: Carpobrotus deliciosus (663.24.12). The difference with the previous case is that the previous one (Faucaria) is much more withdrawn than this woman. Hence the sub-phase 4 in this case.
Worked very well. Because of the difference before and after Jan, Jan feels that it could very well be a curing remedy for her. And that was not the case with the Faucaria, from that previous (Hungarian) woman.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›3 Caryophyllidae
  • ›2 Aizoales
  • 1Erepsia heteropetala
  • 1Amphibolia maritima
  • 2Lithops julii
  • 3Lapidaria margaretae
  • 4Fenestraria rhopalophylla
  • 5Dinteranthus microspermus
  • 6Carpobrotus acinaciformis
  • 6Carpobrotus edulis
  • 6Schwantesia borcherdsii
  • 8Stomatium bolusiae
  • 8Wooleya farinosa
  • 10Cephalophyllum alstonii
  • 10Cephalophyllum procumbens
  • 11Jordaaniella anemoniflora
  • 12Carpobrotus deliciosus
  • 12Eberlanzia spinosa
  • 13Arenifera stylosa
  • 14Ebracteola wilmaniae
  • xCephalophyllum caespitosum
  • xLithops hookeri
  • xErepsia pillansii