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Caladium seguinum
Dumb Cane - Tincture of whole fresh plant.
J.H. Clarke
J.T. Kent
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- Prover did not understand how to describe and report symptoms; did not know how to tell his sensations because they were so strange; he could not relate his mental state.
- An individual puts his mind to bear upon something which seems to have taken place during the day, but he is not quite sure whether it took place or not; he thinks the matter over, and yet he cannot be really sure whether it took place or not, until he actually goes and puts his hands upon the object thought about; proves to himself by actual contact and observation that his vague impression was so, that it was true, then he goes away and again he is undecided as to whether it was so or not. This relates to things that actually happened.
- Very forgetful, he cannot remember.
- Loss of memory where there is that vague state of mind.
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- Periodicity
- Time
- Weather / Environment
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- Mouth
- Nose & Respiration
- Skin
- Stomach
- Abdomen
- Stools and Anus
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