STAPHISAGRIA

!STAPHISAGRIA DELPHINIUM Key Symptoms: Suppressed anger and resentment, compliant but angry, easily offended, sensitive to pain, sweat smelling like rotten eggs, onanismo, and alilments after sexual excess. Delphinium Staphisagria is a species of Larkspur native to the Mediterranean and parts of Asia and Europe, the seeds are a very poisonous diterpene an alkaloid called Delphininum The seeds are violent emetics and cathartic. It is used externally in herbal medicine as a vermifuge but is regarded too poisonous for internal administration. Warning: Extreme care must be taken when handling this plant as very small doses of Delphinine can be fatal. Staphisagria for the repression or bottled up feelings and resentment of very sensible persons who feel offended easily with indignation as a state of anger where he looses his temper throwing or pushing things indignantly. When they are ill they do not want to be touched, they sweat when they feel anxious, nervous or his feelings repressed. Allen explains staph. acts in the genitourinary organs affecting the prostatic portion of the urethral mucous membrane. causing irritation and chronic inflammation sometime extending into the ejalculatory canals and seminal tract, often with spermatorrhea. Baehr B. in the Science of therapeutics indicates the remedy in ostitis with severe pain and the bone and periostium are affected at the same time, in the case of scrofulous individuals, if the facial bones or those of the legs and feet are involved. Muscle drawing pains < while sitting. Also suppuration of the bones and periostium Painful swelling of the glands of the throat, neck and axilae, Arthritical nodosities of the fingers, osteitis of phalanges of the fingers, nate ache while sitting. weakness of knees < by walking < in the morning in bed, weary and without sleepiness. Limbs sore as if bruised and as if there were no strength in them. Weariness and sleepiness after eating, needs to lie down Skin Herpes < by scratching, with a burning feeling and < at evening with crhonic miliary eruptions< touch. Beatriz H Hill