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Magnesium sulphuricum (Mag‑s.)

Magnesium sulphuricum (Mag‑s.) appears in 119 rubrics in the repertory. Of these, 4 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 4 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The data in the specific rubrics are thin. They revolve around the partner and around fear in the morning.

The single-remedy rubrics concern the relationship: anger about the partner and the feeling of being insulted by the partner. Beside them stand the delusion of visiting someone and the delusion of seeing strangers knitting. The small rubrics show a fear of misfortune and calamity that sets in in the morning, on waking, and the anxiety that an accident might happen.

Summary

Magnesium sulphuricum shows in the repertory a person whose anger is directed at the partner and whose day begins with the expectation of calamity. The few specific rubrics carry nothing more.

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