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Juniperus virginianus (Juni-v.)

Juniperus virginianus (Juni-v.) appears in the repertory in 14 rubrics. Of these, 1 is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed; there are no small rubrics with no more than two other remedies. The rubrics lie under Delirium, Anxiety, and Coma, with Unconsciousness, Stupor, and Dullness added. The data are scant; the picture remains an outline.

Delirium and twilight state

Delirium is the most heavily populated, with three rubrics. It is followed by Coma with two rubrics and by Unconsciousness, Stupor, and Dullness with one each. This points to a mind that slides from clear wakefulness into confusion and from there into absence.

Anxiety in half-sleep

Anxiety has two rubrics, one of which belongs to this remedy alone: "Anxiety – sleep – half-sleep in the morning, in". The unrest strikes the person where sleep and waking merge. In addition, easy fright, moaning and groaning, answering, and memory are each listed once.

Summary

Juniperus virginianus appears as a remedy of clouded states: Delirium and Coma form the center, and at their edge stands an anxiety that appears in the morning in half-sleep. The data allow no more.

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