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Clematis recta

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
4Fabanae
Subclass
2Ranunculidae
Phase
1Ranunculales
Subphase
3Ranunculaceae
Stage
17
Name

Clematis recta

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Case 1

Chapter

642.13.17

Book
Family
642.13.17 Clematis recta, CaseMan, 35, abdominal pain.
The sore pain is in his right, lower abdomen, extending to his groin, testes and penis. It sometimes gives nausea and is better from drinking a lot, worse from stress of work and coffee. Then his urine can be turbid. He had it the first time in high school when he had to achieve, in a strange environment.
Conjunctivitis, burning eyes, < lenses.
Pain in his right shoulder and neck.
Stool offensive, sour.
He split with his girlfriend because he wanted to be alone.
He can be irritated, when people do not understand things, from smoke, when people have a different sense of humour.
He is introverted. He likes to be understood, has an aversion to doing things that make people think he is weird.
He has a good instinct for avoiding problems. This comes from being in a big family with eight children and a domineering, almost threatening father.
Desire: sweets, chicory, spicy, vegetarian.
Aversion: smoked foods; raw endive.
Food: < coffee.
Sleep: grinding teeth, talking.
AnalysisCarbon series: strange environment; threatening father.
Stage 17: wants to be alone.
Clematis recta: pain abdomen, extending to testicle.
Follow upAfter Clematis recta MK he did very well. He had the feeling that something had fallen away from him.
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  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›4 Fabanae
  • ›2 Ranunculidae
  • ›1 Ranunculales
  • ›3 Anemonoideae