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- 1. NUX VOMICA Behavioural Materia Medica Dr.Subrata K. Banerjea, GOLD MEDALIST B.H.M.S. (Honours In Nine Subjects Of Calcutta University) Fellow: Society of Homoeopaths, U.K. Fellow: Homoeopathic Medical Association of the United Kingdom Fellow: Association of Natural Medicine, U.K Fellow: Akademie Homoopathischer Deutscher Zentralverein (Germany) Director: Bengal Allen Medical Institute Principal: Allen College of Homoeopathy, Essex, England “SAPIENS”, 382, BADDOW ROAD, GREAT BADDOW, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX CM2 9RA, ENGLAND Tel & Fax No. 44 (0) 1245 505859 E. Mail: allencollege@btconnect.com Web: https://allencollege.co.uk www.homoeopathy-course.com © Subrata
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- 3. FACE • Smart • Bossy •Intoxicated expression • Formication • Heat • Anxious • Distressed • Sickly Anxious facial expression – Intoxicated (a) Ambitious achiever (b)Cannot tolerate fools (c) From drink © Subrata
- 4. TONGUE • Posterior yellowcoating • Large and flabby • Small, apthous ulcers with bloody saliva • First half of tongue clean • Posterior cover with deep fur • White-yellow cracked edges © Subrata
- 5. NAILS Dry, harsh (psoric). + Thickand ridges (sycotic) Twitching sensations © Subrata
- 6. VOICE • Strong • Dictatorial •Decisive • Confused © Subrata
- 7. BEHAVIOUR • Ambitious • Arrogant •Charismatic – inspiring enthusiasm • Confident and courteous • Workaholic • Perfectionist • Aggressive • Independent • Impatient © Subrata
- 8. DRESS • Charismatic • Attractive/matching •Fussy © Subrata
- 9. Heat/Cold Relationship Nux Vomica = Extremelychilly medicine © Subrata
- 10. ARCHETYPE Nux Vomica isideally suited to: • Thin, spare subjects with dark hair and a dark complexion, who lead a sedentary life. • Nervous • Extremely susceptible to external impressions • Habituated to over-study/overwork and debauches • Thin, irritable, choleric • Make excessive mental exertion • Patients deprive themselves of food and exercise in pursuit of studies (Farrington) © Subrata
- 11. FEATURES • Smart, dapper •Neat and tidy- formal, suit and tie • Chilly • Thin, sparse, trim • Quick, active, nervous • Prefers fine dining to barbeques • ‘Night owl’ type – catnaps as sun sets. • Then can be awake late into the night with coffee, wine and women. © Subrata
- 12. MAKING APPOINTMENT • Bossy andimpatient about holding the phone for long, and your inability to fit “Mr Boss” according to his suitable time to visit you. • Appears on time on the day of the appointment © Subrata
- 13. PERSONALITY • Ambitious • Arrogantand charismatic • Confident and courteous • Sincere • Aggressive • Competitive • Independent • Impatient © Subrata
- 14. GESTURE • Spiteful • Irritable •Fault-finding • Never contented • Competitive • Strong feeling of right and wrong © Subrata
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- 16. SIT AND BEHAVE • Impatient •Fault-finding • Aggressive © Subrata
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- 18. BEHAVIOUR • Independent • Sensitive(physical and emotional) • Jealous (abusive) • Fastidious – especially at work. Precise, everything has to have its appointed place. Infuriated by slow and careless workers. • Obsessive. • Workaholic – competitive, ambitious, career and work-oriented. • Impatient – wishes to be cured quickly. • Aggressive – breaks, hits, throws. © Subrata
- 19. LOOK AND DIAGNOSE • Charismatic •Aggressive • Impatient • Fastidious • Mr Boss • Chilly • Confident © Subrata
- 20. REACTION TO EMOTIONS • Grievingor sad mood – deception causes grief leading to mortification • Anxious mood – fear of misfortune and future money shortage • Aggressive mood – desire to break things • Personality – charismatic • Envious mood, jealous and quarrelsome about qualities of others • Miserable nature – desire to kill loved ones © Subrata
- 21. © Subrata Abuse Fright Aggressive Fault finding Impatient Workaholic MENTAL AETIOLOGIESPSYCHIC MANIFESTATIONS Competitiv e Fastidious Anger Mental Aetiologies Marry Destructive Independent Loss Failure Academic, Project, etc. Complaint s related to business affairs Indignatio n Humiliation Jealousy Profession al jealousy (Repertory to jealousy, professional ) Deception Discords Wounded honour Work-focused Overrules restrictions Urge to achieve Confident & arrogant
- 22. © Subrata Neatness Efficiency Order Essentialfor Peace of Mind
- 23. © Subrata Focused competitive & ambitious Workaholic (career& work oriented) Fastidious & fault- finding (infuriated by careless & slow workers) Confident & arrogant Urge: to achieve (the conqueror, dictatorial); need for power Overrules restrictions Work Focused
- 24. © Subrata Unresolved anger Compulsive neurosis behaviour& disorders Destructive & violent (breaks, hits, throws) Impatient Easily offended Anger & violent rage, from contradiction Aggressive Personality
- 25. © Subrata Sensitive Independent Fearof marriage Jealous Abusive Fastidious Especially at work (fussy, precise, everything has its appointed place) Impatient Hurried Wishes to be cured quickly Order Efficiency
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- 29. Hahnemann Says: “Nux ischiefly successful with the persons of an ardent character; of an irritable, impatient temperament, disposed to anger, spite or deception” © Subrata
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- 31. Suppresses symptoms of ailments withall kinds of medications © Subrata
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- 36. NUX VOMICA: Presented through itscommon name: POISON NUT © Subrata From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository
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- 39. I = Ineffectual desire (stooland urine) © Subrata
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- 41. O = Oversensitive to cold ©Subrata
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- 43. N = Nash’s sum-up ©Subrata
- 44. U = Universal Antidote ©Subrata
- 45. T = Trembling -> Spasm ©Subrata
- 46. Nux is adapted to… ©Subrata
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- 50. © Subrata Rich and stimulating food Drugs (pharmaceutic aland recreational) Parties Debaucher y Stimulating experiences Wine and women Work Desires
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- 55. © Subrata Hypersensitive Spasmodic Constrictive Dyspeptic Haemorrhagi c Love forsex, wine and Work Aetiologie s
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- 67. SLEEP HABIT • Cannotsleep from 3am until morning, then wakes unrefreshed • Sun sets, Nux sleeps. • Amel cat nap/power nap • Drowsy after meals and in early evening • Drowsy after short sleep – irritable if roused POSITION DURING SLEEP: One or both arms under; on back, hand flat under occiput; head backwards © Subrata
- 68. Best time to dispense ©Subrata
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