Dátum archívov: 29. októbra 2013

Calcarea Carbonica is one of the most commonly encountered types in the homeopathic practice, both among children and adults. Calcarea Carbonica children are flabby and plump, with hanging round bellies, big heads and pale faces. They have massive features, puffey upper lip and notched teeth, but some may have fair…

This is a third constitutional type of the Calcarea subgroup, found both among children and adults. The children of the Calcarea Fluorica type are short and thin, looking far too old for their age. They have irregular, distorted joints with frequent strains and dislocations, and arching legs. Their lower jaw…

This constitutional type is largely associated with childhood. Unlike Calcarea Carbonica, Calcarea Phosphorica type of children are lively and gay, possessing highly developed sensitive psychecs. They are easily exhausted and react to physical and mental activity with headaches and intestinal cramps, which make them unable to sustain prolonged exertion. Often,…

The Carbo Vegetabilis type applies to people who have reached the utter limit of their vital resources. They are pale and cyanotic, dyspneic, debilitated and totally indifferent towards everything around them. Indigestion with abdominal swelling and impeded breathing, and generalized venous stasis are invariably present, often complicated by skin ulceration,…

The type of Cina belongs to the childhood, describing children infested with intestinal worms. Such children are stubborn and gloomy with either bright, flushing cheeks or sickly gray faces and dark shadows around the eyes. They cry in their sleep, make swallowing motions, scratch and shake and gnash their teeth….

Cocculus relates to people who work too much, fully exhausting their mental and physical resources. Irritability, dizziness and profound weakness (particularly – of the legs) may result from this constant state of weariness and lack of sleep. These people are bent and shaking, have difficulty to walk, and complain of…