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Gratiola officinalis (Grat.)

Gratiola officinalis (Grat.) appears in 174 rubrics in the repertory. Of these, 6 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 7 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on confusion of mind, delusions, ailments from events, fear, anxiety and sexuality. Together they yield the picture of a person who feels superior while being inwardly empty and confused.

Haughtiness and pride

Haughtiness is represented as a rubric, in a single-remedy rubric after weaning, and in a small rubric in women. Conversely, ailments from the pride of others are listed.

Smallness of the head

The delusions center on the head: it appears diminished, as does the skull. Objects flicker and dance. A feeling of emptiness occurs after eating.

State at particular hours

The clock is striking: aversion and silence are each fixed at 1 p.m., catalepsy in the afternoon. Hypochondriasis is connected with hemorrhoids, the desire to spit with nausea.

Summary

Grat. shows a picture of arrogance, confusion and peculiar body images, with complaints bound to particular hours. The data are thin.

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