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Allium cepa (All-c.)

Allium cepa (All-c.) appears in the repertory in 96 rubrics. Of these, five are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and six are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The most frequent main rubrics are Mistakes, makes with thirteen rubrics, Fear with seven, and Indifference and Absent-minded with six and five.

Mistakes and distraction

Making mistakes is the most strongly represented. The single-remedy rubrics concern mistakes in spelling and in writing in a foreign language. Absent-mindedness and distraction are listed with five main rubrics and occur in the afternoon and after coffee or wine.

Fear and suffering

The fear is directed at suffering and pain. Two single-remedy rubrics describe that suffering might become unbearable and that the person would go mad from pain. A small rubric links pain in the ears with biting children.

Sensitivity and indifference

Oversensitivity is listed for odors, for example to peaches. Indifference and apathy occur with six main rubrics, without any single-remedy rubric specifying them further.

Summary

In the rubrics, Allium cepa is characterized by mistakes, distraction, and fear of pain. The five single-remedy rubrics concern language, writing, and suffering, while the remaining rubrics are shared with many other remedies.

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