| The Order Zingeberales includes ginger, cardamon, turmeric, galangal and the Muscaceae or banana family. | |
| family Cannaceae | Canna angustifolia (Canna lily)The plant has starchy, edible rhizomes. The leaves grow out of the stem and unroll. The flowers are usually red or orange. |
| family Zingiberaceae | spp. Aframomum, Elettaria (Cardamom), Curcuma (Turmeric). Rx: Zing, Api, Curc. Repertory WorkA search on DREAMY in Zinibreraceae produced:
Zingiber (Ginger)Image: Infectious excitement. An exhausted student. The morning after.The remedy has pleasant dreams. The state can be clear and happy ... or the reverse!
The excited state:
The exhausted state:
Therapeutics: Digestive system. Throbbing headache. Migraine. Acne. Circulation. It is a great antioxidant. Miasm: Sycotic. Curcuma (Tumeric)A spice from the root of Curcuma longa. It contains curcumin which has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antifungal properties.Therapeutics: Colds and flue. Proved by Dr SC Ghosh. |
DifferentiationThe characteristic enthusiasm and over-excitment of the Commelinid Group is present in the Zingibrales. There is too much energy being expended, as in the Poales. The resulting polarity is weakness and a dreamy laziness. A state of dreamy laziness is prominant in the closely related Magnoliales and it seems to ebb and flow in the Commelinids.
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Thursday, 25 February 2010
Commelinids::Zingibragales
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