Stuck in This Place
Stuck in This Place
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被困在这个地方
DOI：
10.1055/s-0035-1549401
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发表时间：
2015
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J. Solomon
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作者：
J. Solomon
摘要一名18岁的年轻女性从青春期就开始治疗闭经，2010年开始顺势疗法治疗。她说自己被困在了这个地方。她没有月经周期，在情绪上和精神上都造成了压力。矿物药物二氧化硅的改进起到了作用，但随着作者对乔希夫妇寻找动物药物的工作的介绍，治疗方法发生了最戏剧性的变化。简单地使用关于客户对大自然和动物的喜好的问题，就可以打开新的信息，澄清最具治愈作用的药物来源。随着Joshi案件的提问，动物的主题，更具体地说是昆虫的亚界，变得清晰和明显。这种不同寻常的描述“光穿树”和对蚂蚁的厌恶表明，红蚁是一种治病良药。客户使用Formica rufa已经有规律的月经周期超过两年半了。
Abstract A young woman of 18, dealing with amenorrhoea since puberty, starts homeopathic treatment in 2010. She describes herself as being ‘stuck in this place’. The absence of her menstrual cycles creates stress emotionally and mentally. Improvements with the mineral remedy Silica helped, but treatment shifted most dramatically with the author's introduction to the Joshis' work on finding animal remedies. The simple use of questions about the client's likes in nature and animals opened up new information that clarified the most healing remedy source. The themes of animals, and more specifically the subkingdom of insects, became clear and apparent with the Joshi case taking questions. The unusual description of ‘light through trees’ and dislike of ants indicated Formica rufa as a curative remedy. The client has had regular menstrual cycles for over 2½ years with the use of Formica rufa.