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Sabal serrulata (Sabal.)
Sabal serrulata (Sabal.) appears in 50 rubrics in the repertory. Four of them are single-remedy rubrics, listing only this remedy, and one is a small rubric with at most two other remedies.
Brooding and Consolation
The rubrics on brooding are listed twice, as "Broods, ruminates" and as "Ruminates, broods". Both relate to his own symptoms; the thoughts circle around them. Consolation appears in a single-remedy rubric together with anger on waking.
Anger, Fear, and Irritability
Anger and delusions are the most frequent with four rubrics each. Fear and phobia, sympathy, irritability, and consolation account for three rubrics each. A single-remedy rubric records fear of falling asleep, associated with "jerks on falling asleep". The small rubric links irritability with loss of sexual desire.
Summary
The picture shows a brooding that circles around his own complaints and is associated with anger and restlessness on falling asleep. The rubrics are for the most part shared with other remedies, so the picture remains narrow.
All rubrics of this remedy, the materia medica and the case work are in Rathmer’s Repertory.
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