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family Winteraceae
    spp. Drimys winteri

Platanaceae Rubrics ...
Eye: Tumors: lids, benign. Cataract,
Skin: Eruptions, scaly.

Platanus (Sycamore or Plane Tree).

Therapeutics: Ichthyosis. Cateract.

*Water lillies are under Magnolids

Rubrics: Haemorrhage. Menses profuse. Family Theme: Endurance.

Geranium Maculatum (Cranesbill) Boericke

• Ineffectual desire for stool: Rectum, urging constant.

Erodium circutarium (Storksbill)

Pelargonium reneforme

Oxalis acetosella (Wood sorrel)

Impatiens

Themes from the Synonym database: Raph: Apathy, Suicidal.

Sinigrin, is found in many of the Brassicales. When mixed with water or chewed it produces Allyl isothiocyanate, the volatile oil of mustard. It is harmful to the plant itself and irritates the herbivores skin and mucous membranes. Sinigrin may help destroy pre-cancerious cells cancer of the colon.

Sensations as if: Obstructed or Stopped up.
E.g. Sinapis: "Difficulty thinking or comprehending"

Theme of: sexual excitement vs. revulsion.
E.g. Raph. "Sexual insomnia", and "dislikes her own daughters"

Rubrics : Sadness. Weakness. Anxiety
Leucorrhoea. Menses clotted. Too early.
Numbness vs. Sexual desire
Pain stitching (heart). Burning.

Raphanus sativus. (Radish)

• Nymphomania with aversion to her own sex;
• Capricious mania, stupefaction with sadness and tears, alternating with hopefulness
• Sadness, irrepressible tears, melancholy, and numbness
• Great anguish. Want of spirit, it seems to her as if she were dead

Iberis Amara (Bitter candytuft)

• Sad, down-hearted, oppressed, with desire to sigh
• An excited, frightened feeling, with cold sweat on face.

Lepidium Bonariense (cress)

• Sad and quarrelsome
• Inability to think
• Imagines herself pursued by a phantom in a churchyard

Vesicaria

Cornus Alternifolia

Ague: A fever (e.g malaria) marked by recurring paroxysms of chills, fever, and sweating. In Ç14 "Une fievre aigue" was a sharp (acute) fever.

Cornus Circinata

• Sadness, (despondency, dejection, depression). > Indifference
• Indolence with loss of mental and physical energy.
• Heat flushes alternating with chills.

Jaundice and itching (excess bilirubin in the skin), dark urine (bilirubin in urine), fatty or pale stools (no bilirubin is getting to the intestine) and are sx. of Choleostatis which could indicate hepatitis.

Hydrangea

In cystitis pain is felt above the pubic bone and in the lower back. The urine is often cloudy and sometimes bloody. In men the infection starts in the urethra and moves into the prostate and bladder.

Stones can be found anywhere in the urinary tract. They develop when the urine becomes supersaturated or when the inhibitors are lacking. They cause back pain and renal colic, with waves of pain.