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Ferrum phosphoricum

Kingdom
1Minerals
Phylum
2Elements
Class
4Iron series
Subclass
3Silicon series
Phase
5Phase 5
Subphase
4Cobaltums
Stage
8
Name

Ferrum phosphoricum

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1-243.54.08

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English: Ferric phosphate; Phosphate of iron.
Ferrum phosphoricum is a very strange remedy, in so far as it has frequently been used for acute conditions, but there has hardly been a single record of its use in a chronic case. This is strange because, according to the homeopathic philosophy, any remedy can be a chronic remedy. One might even wonder if there are any acute diseases at all, or whether they are merely acute flare-ups of a chronic condition.
Another strange fact is that there is no mental picture known as yet, whilst there are plenty of physical symptoms known of Ferr-p.
Becker (1992, page 17) has written a very interesting article on Ferr-p, wherein transvestism and transsexuality plays an important part in the mind picture.
I have not been able to fit this pattern into the group analysis yet.
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