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Robinia pseudacacia (Rob.)

Robinia pseudacacia (Rob.) appears in 60 rubrics in the repertory. One of them is a single-remedy rubric, listing only this remedy, and one is a small rubric with at most two other remedies.

Fear and Disgrace

Fear and phobia is the largest main rubric with five rubrics. The single-remedy rubric records fear of disgrace. Anxiety, excitement, sexuality, and delusions follow with three rubrics each. Aversion, memory, insanity, and anguish are represented with two rubrics each.

Irritability and Digestion

The small rubric links irritability with a digestive disorder. Irritability and ill humor are thus recorded in a physical context, not as a pattern of their own.

Summary

The picture is narrow. It shows fear directed at disgrace, and an irritability associated with digestive complaints. The remaining rubrics are for the most part shared with other remedies, so the data remain thin.

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