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Cinnabaris (Cinnb.)

Cinnabaris (Cinnb.) appears in 127 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 9 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 6 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Fear, Irritability, Thoughts, Restlessness and Delusions. A feature of its own is the elevated mood when walking in the open air.

Elevated Mood in the Open Air

The single-remedy rubrics form the center here: ecstasy and exaltation appear when walking in the open air, elevated mood in the morning, likewise elation and better concentration in the open air. The mood evidently depends on motion under the open sky and on the morning. A single-remedy rubric lists the desire for spiritual perfection with too much preoccupation with religion.

Irritability and Anger

Opposed to this is irritability, which is listed above all at night, after going to bed and after rest; anger appears in sleep, in the first sleep. Sulking in the afternoon and mental exhaustion before the menses complete the picture.

Summary

The remedy shows a mood that blossoms in the open air and in the morning and turns at night into irritability and anger. In addition, fear and restlessness remain as a broad background.

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