Chorda umbilicusProvings – David Riley and Melissa Assilem
Theme
Conflict between attachment and separation; fear of isolation versus the need to cut the cord.
Mental–Emotional State
Deep separation trauma, stronger than Placenta. Sense of deep emotional or existential wounding
Poor early support; feelings of disconnection
PersonalityAggressive, cranky, edgy, argumentative
Egoistic on the surface, vulnerable underneath
Resembles Oxygen and Nitrogen remedies
Clinical Indications
Behavioral disorders
Nausea, vomiting
Intense cramps, spasms, dysmenorrhea
Key Pattern
Separation trauma with aggressive defensiveness and marked cramping/spasms.