| (5.) Isolation,
Apathy:
A feeling of isolation, of being separated from fellow beings
and loved ones.
Acetic acid :
Indifference, apathy
Everything to
Recognize, relatives, does not his
Flouric acid :
Aversion
Members of family to
Indifference, apathy
Business affairs, to
Loved ones, to
Hydrocyanic acid :
Indifference, apathy
Indolence, aversion to work
Lactic acid :
Business, averse to
Indolence, aversion to work
Muriatic acid :
Indifference, apathy
Pleasure, to
Indolence, aversion to work
Nitric acid :
Indolence, aversion to work
Indifference, apathy
Pleasure, to
Family, to his
Oxalic acid :
Indolence, aversion to work
Phosphoric acid :
Business, averse to
Indifference, apathy
Morning
Everything, to
Picric acid :
Company, aversion to
Indolence, aversion to work
(6.) Generality:
Location: right side
Temperature: cold
Physique: fair, thin
Some other common features of acids are their increased
sexual appetite and the problems resulting from that; Anxiety
and irritability, which is more marked in mineral acids than acids
derived from plant sources; Hypersensitiveness esp., to noise;
Dullness and sluggishness, with difficulty in comprehending; Forgetfulness,
which is again more marked in mineral acids; Indisposition to
talk and desire to remain silent.
On the physical plane the acids show following common characters:
(1.) Extreme prostration, with aversion to do any physical or
mental work.
(2.) Paralytic conditions, esp. with spinal irritation.
(3.) Irritation of mucous membranes leading to varied complaints.
(4.) Stitching pains, with sense of constriction.
(5.) Gangrenous and ulcerative conditions.
(6.) Hoarseness, and inflammatory conditions of lungs.
(7.) Hemorrhagic tendency. All acids tend to check hemorrhages.
(8.) Discharges are usually thin, dark, and foul smelling.
(9.) Gouty conditions, with inflammation of synovial membranes.
(10.) Anemic conditions.
(11.) Dryness of mucus membranes, in spite of profuse mucus discharge.
(12.) Increased sexual desire.
(13.) All complaints are usually Sycotic or Tubercular in nature.
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