PULSATILLA PRANTENSIS- FOR CHILDREN

REMEDY OF THE DAY: The PULSATILLA PRATENSIS CHILD Borland D.M. Children's Types Group IV Warm-blooded There are two types of children One is the very small, fine type with a fine skin, fine hair, unstable circulation, liable to flush up from any emotion, very often going pale afterwards, shy, sensitive, affectionate, very easy to handle and always very responsible. The other type is much fatter with more color, dark hair, sluggish in reaction, tend to weep rather than to be bright and gay as the smaller, finer type, caves attention without much response to it, and always demanding little more. The COMMON factor is the temperature reaction, they are sensitive to heat, they flag into hot weather, lose their liveliness lose their sparkle and energy, become irritable, with digestive upsets. they often get an attack of acute sickness or diarrhea from being chilled in hot weather. Tend to get cystitis, earache. Sudden chilling during hot weather causes their troubles. They are upset when taking ice cream in hot weather, factor that is common as the ordinary Pulsatilla aggravation from too rich food. they get acute colds, coryza with shivers and chilliness with gastric catarrh, nausea, and may actually vomit. They are apt to get conjunctivitis, with sensitiveness to cold draught, and water profusely in the open air with marked photophobia with itching eyelids, affecting the lower rather than the upper lid. Earache are intense usually brought on from exposure to cold, violent pain, which spread all over the side of the face, as well as into throat. They feel something bursting out of the ear, as if something were pressing right through the ear drum, and amelioration from cold applications. The Puls. child is often tired, edgy and sleepy during the day they become lively as the day goes on, specially bedtime, are slow in going to sleep, get nightmares, terrors, strife dreams, chased by black dog, afraid of dark, and left alone. Listening to ghost stories produce night terror in these children. they are liable to become giddy from looking up at anything high, and also Argentum nitricum which has an aggravation from looking down, and looking up but much more marked in PULSATILLA CHILDREN. The Pulsatilla Child often lies with the hands above the head and this is a useful point. Influenza discharge of yellowish-green fetid mucus, loss of appetite and sense of taste, head heavy and embarassed. worse at evening and by warmth of a room, with stooping of the nose, absence of thirst, chilliness in the evening, better in open air. Use 30C pelets every two hours for ILH Beatriz H Hill, Medicina Homeopática behhill!