I have a case of a woman, she is about 60 yesrs old. She disconnected herself at home from gas, electricity and water, because she is sure that the neighbours are steling electricity, gas and water from her, from the walls, the sockets.
She is ofcourse very suspicious, very avarice, used to count the vegetables that nobody will take any.
She used to strike her children.
Anxious about her health, always taking medicines.
Very cold.
I gave her HYOS 200 two month ago and she became a nicer person stoped shouting at her neighbours but nothing happened with the delusion that the neighbours are connected to the gas electriciy and water. and she lives without those facilitiies, a very difficult life.
What would be the suitable rubrics for those delusions?
Any thoughts about the case?
Dit

Cara ©1997 Miccant Ltd
Complete - Mentals
DELUSIONS, robbed, is going to be (4)
1 bar-c, 1 bor, 1 caust, 1 sep

But very small rubric...

Cara ©1997 Miccant Ltd
Complete - Mentals
DELUSIONS, thieves, robbers, sees house, in (10)
1 ars, 1 cann-i, 1 con, 2 cupr-acet, 2 lach, 1 merc, 2 nat-m, 1 sanic, 1 sil, 1 sol-t-ae

Still small but crossed with the chilliness start looking at Arsenicum perhaps?

I think we are looking at natr carb here.

Have you checked for exposure to Aluminium cookware, mercury fillings etc

Sounds like early stage of Alzheimers to me
Do some indepth questioning as per my previous posts on Aluminium

Think GM has it with Nat-c. Its in all the following rubrics: Suspicious/avarice/anxiety health/fear robbers/heat,vital,lack of and striking.

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Think GM has it with Nat-c. Its in all the following rubrics: Suspicious/avarice/anxiety health/fear robbers/heat,vital,lack of and striking.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hei
I realy dont understand about the Nat-c which is known for his selfsacrficibg, selfless, agg. from sun, What is the connection with the delusions I askes?
Dit

How can you be a homeopath, if you dont understand or know the rubrics in the repertories, that is listed here?

Aren't the mentals the most important?? (Just asking....is this true??)

Lisa

Chops, that's just the kind of idea one does derive from studying at the Devon School, probably because Misha loves prescribing on mentals, and he's a wonder at it. But since most are not so gifted in that way at understanding others objectively, I've recently realised that physical symptoms, especially if they are general or well defined specifics, can be more useful than mentals, which are more than not interpreted by the case taker. Physicals by comparison are relatively unmediated by the prescriber's prejudices. The most useful kind of mental symptom is often something strong that is in a small rubric - I've found asking if there's any frear of rats, snakes, insects etc quite useful as they flag up the presence of certain basic types, and narrow down the case a lot.

You say Nat-c is 'known' for being selfless? What is your source as my understanding of Nat-c is just the opposite. An analogy I was given was Howard Hughes. Anthrophobia and pathological order/cleanliness. If a glass smashed on a beach the area must be searched inch by inch to clean it. Theme of possible threat from the outside.