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Sabina officinalis (Sabin.)

Sabina officinalis (Sabin.) appears in 164 rubrics in the repertory. Three of them are single-remedy rubrics, listing only this remedy, and eight are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphases lie in anxiety and fear, sensitivity, and restlessness. The specific rubrics are few, but one line is clear: music.

Music

Three rubrics place music at the center. It excites nervously, as the single-remedy rubric "Excitement, excitable – nervous – Music, from" records, it makes restless and it makes sad, especially during the menses. Related is a delusion of having danced all night.

Mind and Body

The fatigue has a mental root: "Indolence, aversion to work – sad, makes her/him". The fear concerns falling in the morning from vertigo. In the context of pregnancy and childbirth stand anxiety after threatened abortion and premature delivery. In the open air the person appears troublesome, reserved, and taciturn while walking.

Summary

The picture is that of a sensitive person who responds strongly to sound and movement and whose sluggishness arises from sadness. The rubrics on pregnancy and childbirth give the picture a physical frame.

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