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Alloxanum (Allox.)

Alloxanum (Allox.) appears in the repertory in 106 rubrics. Of these, 1 is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and 3 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis is on Memory, which with 20 rubrics is the largest main rubric, followed by Mistakes, Indifference, and Delusions. The picture is that of a memory that loses above all what has just been experienced, accompanied by apathy.

Memory and what has just been experienced

Memory is the defining field. The rubrics mainly concern the weakness in retaining events: listed are "events of the day, for – just now." Likewise what has just been heard is missing, for the rubric names "heard, for what he – has just heard." The forgetting is thus directed at the most recent time, not at the distant past.

Mistakes and indifference

After Memory come Mistakes that the person makes (8 rubrics) and Indifference and apathy (7 rubrics). Company, Hurry, and Concentration appear in several rubrics, Irritability and Sadness in three each. One single-remedy rubric records a rejection of others: "Impatience – others, with."

Delusions

Six rubrics carry delusions. A small rubric under World lists the idea "top of the world, on the, feels as if he were." The feeling of elevation thus stands beside the forgetting and the indifference, without the rubrics bringing the two together.

Summary

In the repertory, Allox. appears as a remedy of memory. What has recently been experienced and what has just been heard drop out, accompanied by mistakes, apathy, and isolated exalted ideas. The data are slim, since there is only one single-remedy rubric, and the picture remains correspondingly rough.

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