Rosids::Rosales

Themes from the Synonym database: Urtica: Rush.
Moraceae (mulberry family)	spp.Artocarpus (Breadfruit). [Rx: Fic, Upa-a] Ficus R. (Sacred Fig)(The Bodhi Tree) A banyan fig from Nepal, known as Arali or Ashvastha tree. Rubrics: Sadness, gloom. mental depression. Restlessness Presumably the opposite polarity must exist ... Buddha Shakymuni meditated there!
Rhamnaceae (buckthorn family)	spp. Frangula. Karwinskia. Ceanothus. Rhamnaceae Rubrics ... Anxity, unfit for work Sadness Ceanothus (Red Root) Boericke Indians used the root to treat venerial sores. Rubrics: Aversion to bed. Dreams of the dead. Restlesness. Nymphomania. Therapeutics : Periodic Migraine. Neualgia. Sensations: Neuralgia like fire. The parts feel enlarged. Rhamnus Frangula (Alder Buckthorn) Boericke Depression of spirits. Therapeutics: Flatulence. Urethritis. Vomiting. Rhamnus purshiana, Casc sa. (Cascara Bark) The dried, aged bark of this tree has been used by Chinook Indians as a laxative since time out of mind. It aids digestion and may be of use in rheumatism, cirrhosis and jaundice.
Rosaceae (rose family)	spp.[Rx: Pyrus-a, Prun-s, Amyg, Rosa-c, Laur, Crat.] Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) is a colorless gas with a faint bitter almond-like odor. In plants, cyanides are usually bound to sugar molecules in the form of cyanogenic glycosides and serve the plant as defense against herbivores. It is found in Laurococerasus, almonds and apple seeds (Ord. Rosales), mangoes (Ord. Sapindales), and Cassava roots (Ord. Euphorbiaceae). Cyanide disrupts the ATP cycle (cellular respiration). At low dose there is general weakness, giddiness, headaches, vertigo, confusion, and difficulty in breathing. This is followed by coma, seizures, pulmonery edema and cardiac arrest in higher doses. Theme: moving to avoid pinching or pressing. Roseaceae Rubrics ... Morose. Ennui. Sadness and Cheerfulness. Speech hesitating. Crategus (Hawthorn) Boericke A well know heart tonic. Emotions seriously disturbed by heart disease. Rubrics: Ailments from excitement: grief and sorrow. Nervous excitement. Sad. Want to be quiet. Despair. Dispostion to Contradict. Chest, pain. Extremeties, cold. Pulse, thready or intermittent. Sensations: Coldness after exertion. Darting pains. Therapeutics: Heart disease. Palpitation. Angina. Artheriosclerosis. Cerasus laurocerasus. Laur. (Cherry Laurel) Laur contains Hydrocyanic acid (Prussic acid. Hydrogen cyanide in water). It was used in gas chambers. In homeopathic use there is depletion of the VF; Hardworking until work suddenly becomes a burden and he looses heart. His strength sinks, leaving a state of mental dejection and irritation. Gasping for breath from the least exertion. Great anxiety, apprehension, and agitation, which do not allow a moment's rest Repugnance to intellectual labour [Inability to collect one's ideas] Disgust with everything Fear and anxiety about imaginary evils [Dreams of fire] Liver Large. Induration. > Frothy, acrid urine. > Thick, reddish sediment in urine. Leucorrhoea, acrid (excoriating). Menses, copious (menorrhagia). Sensations: Coldness (and blueness). Pressing headache. Heaviness. Cloudiness. Therapeutics:Liver. Dysponea. Asthma. Palpitations. Agrimonia eupatoria Joy. Cheerful. Desires company. Restless. Brooding. Anxt Death desires. Therapeutics: Skin eruptions. Ulcers. Prunus Spinosa (Blackthorn) A state of sadness, indifference, moroseness, and ill-humour. Pacing about. Sensations: pains pressive and out-pressive, and out-shooting (Head, Eyes). Therapeutics: Eyes, Neuralgia. Herpes zoster. Miasm: Sycotic or Malarial. Fragaria Vesca (Strawberry) Clarke: Faintness; suffocation like apoplexy; convulsions and death have resulted in persons sensitve to strawberries. Therapeutics: Convulsions. Erysipelas. Gonorrhœa.
Ulmaceae (elm family)	spp. Ulmus (Wych Elm). [Rx:Ulm.] Ulmus Fulva (Slippery Elm) Therapeutics: Hæmorrhoids. Herpes. Syphilis. Ulmus Campestris (Ulm-c) Full of anxiety and cares. Feels repudiated and becomes indifferent to the family. Can be exhilarated and cheerful. Prover feels love coming towards her! Affectionate. Cheerful and communicative. Dreamy. Indifferent. Forgetful. Brooding. Full of cares. Introspection. Self pity. Delusions, neglected duty. Repudiated. Restless. Abundant ideas at night. Makes plans. Intolerant. Therapeutics: Syphilis.
Cannabaceae (hemp family)	spp. Humulus lupulus (Hops). [Rx: Cann-s, Cann-i, Lup]. Cannabis Indica A state full of exhalted ideas and theories, but very forgetful. Loquacious, but unable to fix on one subject. Fixed ideas. Great apprehension. Delusions, deserted, forsaken is > existence, without form in space. > Death, presentiment of. Sensations:Thirst. Expansion. Floating. Time seems interminable, space illimitable. Miasm: Sycotic. (Cann-s is malarial). Cannabis Sativa Proving (Allen): State of mind cheerful, serenely self-contained. Depressed, out of humor. Absent-minded. Afternoon and evening, his thoughts are confused, so that he can no longer distinguish truth from imagination, with a kind of forgetfulness. Thus, he does not know all the evening what remedy he has taken, and is not certain the following day that it was cannabis. He writes something in an entirely wrong place, and is not conscious of it till the next day. Repertory: Abstraction of mind. Confounding objects and ideas. Confusion of mind - mixes subjective and objective. Confusion of mind - identity, as to his - duality, sense of. Delusions - strange - familiar things seem strange. Ecstasy. Fancies - vivid. Ideas - abundant. Anxiety. Starting. Yielding disposition. Humulus Lupulus (Hops)(Lup) A nervous state of excitement. Alcohol has a steadying effect. Alcoholism - Stupor and Delerium. Comatose sleep. Sleepless Vertigo. Fear of flying. Nervous excitement. Starting. Therapeutics: Leukorrhea. Gonorrheal discharge. Miasm: Sycotic. Celtis (Hackberry. European nettle tree) Celtis grows up to 20meters and has edible fruit.
Urticaceae (nettle family)	spp. Urtica disica and Stinging Nettle [Rx:Urtica-u.] Urtica Urens (Stinging nettle) Boericke Rubric: Restlessness Sensation: Stinging and burning. Therapeutics: Burns. Gout. Parietaria officinalis (Pellitory-of-the-Wall) Therapeutics: Calculi. Nightmares (being buried alive in a ruin). Miasm: Sycosis.
Rosales: differentiation from the Asterales The plants of the Rosidea and Asteridae Superorders have mania and stupor in common. The core states of stupor or mania can extend to estrangement, misanthropy, contempt and violence in the Rosidae. The Rosidae are extremely violent and very defensive. Many have thorns as a defence strategy. Ricin, the most deadly poison in this Superorder comes from the Euphorbiaceae. It has been used for the most henous and warlike purposes. The Asteridae exhibit a selfishness and sensitivity that turns to excitement and hysteria. They tend to use paralysing poisons as a defence mechanism. The result, which is the opposite polarity of sensitivity and hysteria, is a dreamy state where mental exertion is impossible.