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Atriplex hortensis

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
3Caryophyllidae
Phase
5Amaranthales
Subphase
3Chenopodioideae
Stage
12
Name

Atriplex hortensis

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Case 2

Chapter

663.53.12

Book
Family
663.53.12 Atriplex hortensis, CaseMan, 60, bronchitis.
He has a recurrent cough with dyspnoea and fever. It is worse from chicken and egg yolk, from which he gets a high fever and raw larynx in a day or so. The cough is when he is lying on his back or right side or when he is inhaling exhaust gas from trucks.
He is suspected to have or develop Kahler’s disease, as he has specific antibodies in his blood and a high sedimentation rate.
He worked with pleasure for 20 years as a purchaser for theatre attributes. He was fired during a reorganisation and felt betrayed, helpless and hopeless.
After that he worked in a company where they used glues to which he became allergic.
He behaves as if the diseases do not affect him.
Important is that everyone is allowed to have his own experience and opinion. He has an aversion to people who impose their own opinion on others.
As a child he was fierce and expressive, showing his opinion and disagreements.
Desire: meat.
Aversion: cucumber.
Food: < egg yolk, chicken.
AnalysisLanthanides: allergic; everyone is allowed to have his own experience and opinion; < being imposed.
Phase 5: fierce and expressive.
Follow upIn the course of two years he is doing, much better, feels okay and ends the treatment.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›3 Caryophyllidae
  • ›5 Amaranthales
  • ›3 Chenopodioideae