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Ammonium sulphuricum (Am-s.)

Ammonium sulphuricum (Am-s.) appears in the repertory in 14 rubrics. Of these, 1 is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and 1 is a small rubric with at most two other remedies. The emphasis is on Fault-finding and Irritability. The data are thin.

Reproach and irritability

The single-remedy rubric records that this remedy makes mean remarks: "Fault-finding, critical – mean remarks, makes." The small rubric shows whom the irritability is directed at, namely loved ones. The sharpness thus strikes not strangers but those closest.

Vulnerability and resentment

Among the remaining rubrics are Sensitive, Hatred, Bitterness, Reserve, Jealousy, and Love, each with one or two entries. They can be read as a hint of a person who is easily offended and turns the offense into bitterness and pointed words, while remaining closed to the outside.

Summary

With so few rubrics the picture remains a sketch: vulnerability on one side, on the other a tendency to meet precisely those close to him with criticism and irritability.

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