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Erythrina caffra

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
4Fabanae
Subclass
4Fabidae
Phase
5Fabales
Subphase
3Phaseoloideae
Stage
8
Name

Erythrina caffra

Author

Martin Jakob

Type

Case

Chapter

3-644.53.08

Book
Family
644.55.08 Erythrina caffra case
Woman 50 years, is extremely tired and worn out, mononucleosis is the diagnosis, she says something is working in her, her body is fighting something what removes her energy. She has no drive, does not like to meet friends, prefers to stay at home, because she has no energy.
The energy is sufficient for her work, but for nothing else anymore, otherwise she is a cheerful woman, who enjoys her life, with friends and likes what she is doing.
The feeling in her work is, that the amount of works becomes more and more and despite of her efforts, it is hard to accomplish. For fun and joy, the power is no longer sufficient. The obligation predominates her fun in life.
AnalysisHer main problem is her work that needs so much energy, that there is not enough power to enjoy life. Her problem in work points to Iron series or Fabidae (644.00).
Her statement that her obligations predominate her fun in life, brings us direct to Papilionoideae. (644.55).
Her handling of the situation in work is to persevere, and her body is fighting something, so that is Stage 8.
Prescription: Erythrina caffra
Follow upAfter Erythrina caffra she feels completely well again, she has fun with her friends again and in her work she feels very well.
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  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›4 Fabanae
  • ›4 Fabidae
  • ›5 Fabales
  • ›3 Phaseoloideae