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Iberis amara (Iber.)

Iberis amara (Iber.) appears in the repertory in 47 rubrics. Of these, 4 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 3 are small rubrics with no more than two other remedies.

Emphasis

Most frequent are Fear, Memory, and Delusions, with five entries each. Excitement and Frightened easily, as well as Grief, follow with three entries each. Specific rubrics are found under Delusions (three) and Memory (two).

The four single-remedy rubrics concern excitement with heat in the face and cold sweat, startling with palpitation, delusions of turning in the head, and delusions after a fright with trembling and indescribable fear. The small rubrics concern weakness of memory for events and for things heard, and the turning in the head.

Summary

The picture comprises startling, delusions, and weakness of memory. The single-remedy rubrics trace an excitement accompanied by physical symptoms, while the memory rubrics are directed at what lies immediately behind.

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