Alchemilla vulgaris - Miasma-Vorschlag aufgrund der AMP von Ruth Sagerer:
Festgehalten + gequält durch stechende, erstickende Empfindung
= Malaria (akut + Sykose oder Ringworm)
Prunus spinosa - Miasma (nach Sankaran) Festgehalten + gequält durch
stechende, erstickende Empfindung = Malaria (akut + Sykose) - neuer
Vorschlag: tuberkulinisch
Potentilla anserina - Vorschlag Miasma: Kritische Situation mit plötzlichem
Druck, Ersticken und dem Verlangen so schnell wie möglich rauszukommen =
typhös
Agrimonia eupatoria - Vorschlag Miasma: intensiver Druck durch plötzliches
Ersticken und dem Verlangen so schnell wie möglich auszubrechen =
tuberkulinisch.
Fragaria vesca - Miasma-Vorschlag: Festgehalten + gequält durch stechende,
erstickende Empfindung = Malaria (akut + Sykose)
von
Anne Schadde, nach
Seminaraufzeichnungen aus 2011.
Prunus cerasifera:
One clarification is necessary regarding the remedy Prunus cerasifera in the
tuberc. miasm. This is sometimes confused with Prunus cerasus because in
older works P.cerasifera had the abbrev. of Prun-c and in newer ones this
stands for P.cerasus, as in the list of Helios
In Reference Works both remedies are totally confused and mixed without even
noticing that they are dealing with two species.
About P.cerasus we know nothing homeopathically, except that the remedy is
provided by Helios.
The remedy we use is P.cerasifera, the Cherry Plum which was introduced as a
Bach flower remedy and which is the one in the tub. miasm of our list and
which is provided by the other pharmacies like Remedia.
(Jörg Wichmann, 15.5.2013)
Malus domestica suggested by Karim Adal according to a case he published in Interhomeopathy, March 2015.
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