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Comocladia dentata

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
5Malvanae
Subclass
5Malvidae
Phase
4Rutales
Subphase
7Rhusoideae
Stage
11
Name

Comocladia dentata

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Case 1

Chapter

655.42.11

Book
Family
655.42.11 Comocladia dentata, CaseMan, 44, neuralgia eye.
He has Horton’s neuralgia. It is a deep, round, pressing pain in his right eye, worse in the evening and at 1 am. His eye and eyelid get red, watery and he has a clear, watery discharge from his nose. The complaints are worse from light and warmth and better from cold applications, yoga. It makes him restless, it is better by being occupied. He has attacks twice a year. It started in a period of stress from his study, being just married and having a baby.
He is tense, very responsible in his work and for his family.
He is closed, detached, not easy to get contact with, does not talk much, taciturn. He does not show weakness and says there are no problems or tensions.
He is very precise, a bit grim. He has a middle management job.
He was raised in an orthodox Christian family, unproblematic.
Weather: desire sea air.
Aversion: spinach.
Food: < cucumber.
Trembling of mouth during talking.
Dream: as a child frequently, lying in a children’s bed and unable to get out of it with tingling of mouth.
AnalysisSilver series: middle management job; performance.
Anacardiaceae: unable to get out of bed, being stuck.
Stage 11: very controlled, in control.
Comocladia dentata: pain, pressing, right eye, < warmth, > cold applications.
The prescription was made long ago on the local symptoms of the eye.
Follow upAfter Comocladia dentata MK he does very well and in a few months time all his complaints disappear.
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