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Zizia aurea (Ziz.)

Zizia aurea (Ziz.) appears in 52 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 3 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 3 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Sadness, Indifference, Discontentment and Elation. The data are thin.

Elation after sadness

Two of the single-remedy rubrics concern elation: one with increased strength and one that appears after sadness. The third describes a quiet nature with apparently severe suffering and sadness. Together they give an alternation between suffering silence and an upswing that follows the sadness.

Indifference and discontentment

The small rubrics show an indifference with irritability, a discontentment that is ameliorated by weeping, and a laziness accompanied by contentment. Among all rubrics Sadness leads with 6 entries, Indifference with 5, Discontentment with 4.

Summary

The Repertory cautiously sketches a state between melancholy, indifference and sudden elation. The data are not sufficient to determine more than this direction.

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