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Rubiales

Order
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
5Lamiidae
Phase
4Rubiales
Subphase
0
Stage
0
Name

Rubiales

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Remedy

Chapter

665.40.00

Book
Family
665.40.00 RubialesBotany: Lamiidae; leaves opposite, with stipules, interpetiolar; colleters; vestured pits; ovary inferior.
Content: indol alkaloids.
DD: Nitrogenium, Sulphur, Silver series.
TaxonomyThe Rubiaceae is the first branch in the Gentianales in the Apg3 classification. In the past it was often put in its own order Rubiales. Rubiaceae is split in 3 subfamilies: Rubioideae, Cinchonoideae and Ixoroideae. Rubiaceae is quite big with about 600 genera and 6000 species. In contrast only 3 species are well known in homeopathy: China, Coffea and Ipecacuanha.
In the Plant theory Rubiaceae is split off from the Order Gentianales and put in its own Order Rubiales. Rubiaceae is quite different form Gentianales. They are much more sure, fitting Phase 4, instead of the Phase 2 quality of Gentianales. The splitting does not affect the monophyly of both Orders.
Oleaceae is placed in Rubiales as its theme is very similar to Phase 4. Oleaceae has been associated with Gentianales and Rubiales more often in the past by botanist like Bessey, Meechior and Reveal.
Rubiaceae is is split in its 3 Subfamilies and Coptosapelteae. Coptosapelteae is an unclear Subfamily in Apg3 is placed in Subphase 3.
This Order Rubuiales gives rise to some problems in its classification. This is especially the case while Rubiaceae are little known in homeopathy and on the other hand Rubiaceae is a very big Family.
Subphases1. Aviceeniaceae
2. Rubioideae: Galium, Asperula.
3. Coptosapelteae: Luculla, Coptosapelta.
4. Ixoroideae: Coffea, Gardenia; Ipecacuanha.
5. Cinchonoideae: China.
6. Oleaceae.
7.
IntroductionThey have good self-confidence. They feel assured and special, having the right to a good social position. They are entitled to have a good creative job; for instance in the television or theatre. They feel like a princess or a queen, very special.
Their mind is their strength. They can think clearly most of the time. They are very creative, thinking through many problems, finding solutions, proposing creative solutions.
MindLively, cheerful, excitement, mirth, witty, excitable, stimulated, many ideas, many fancies, imagination, thoughts rushing, < anticipating events.
Nervous, irritability, agitation, over stimulated, sexually aroused.
Feels stimulated but must hide it, cover it up, feels wrong and guilty.
Creative pursuits; reading, writing, music.
Ailments from over stimulation, joy, stimulants; trips, travel, sight-seeing; disappointed love; being despised.
Indulgence, abused.
Confusion between being and having, choices for possessions.
Clear, concrete, practical.
Unapproachable.
Aversion to insects, butterflies or fungi.
Limited, imprisoned.
Worse form unclean, dirty, filthy.
Serious, cowardice.
Hallucinations.
Voracity.
Hypochondriac.
Industrious.
Quarrelsome.
Weeping in children, babies.
Sensitive, < noise, < pain.
Discontent, discouraged; lamenting, moaning, < sleep.
Mentally dull, vanishing of thoughts; amnesia, confusion.
Fear: disease, death.
Dreams: frightful.
GeneralSensation: burning, pressing, sore, stitching.
Type: thin, anaemic, nervous.
Weather: < warmth.
Sweat: scanty, absent.
Time: < night.
Desire: stimulants; nothing.
Food: < alcohol; < coffee; < tobacco, stimulants; < abuse of narcotics, after debauchery.
Sleep: sleepless, < agitation, < thoughts; late falling asleep; short sleep refreshes; < loss of sleep.
Physical: < loss of fluids, shocks; < sexual excitement; < stool.
BodyEnergy: fatigue, exhaustion, weary.
Discharge: haemorrhages.
Fever.
Nervous: apoplexy; catalepsy; convulsions, puerperal, child bed; fainting, < labour; shocks.
Vertigo with vision loss on waking.
Mouth: toothache, tearing, < night, > eating; caries.
Heart: diseases, dropsy, oedema.
Stomach: nausea, vomiting.
Abdomen: worms.
Female: metrorrhagia, abortion, miscarriage; < pregnancy, labour.
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  • 1Rubioideae
  • 2Spermacocoideae
  • 3Psychotrioideae
  • 4Cinchonoideae
  • 5Ixoroideae
  • 6Oleaceae
  • 7Convolvulaceae