Oxygenium Anhang
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Louis T. Masson from the book 'Chemistry Made Easy'.
While we could exist for days without water or food, we should succumb
quickly if deprived of air. With respect to oxygen, the human body is an
animated engine.
Through chemical change this gas helps to maintain a low fire within us,
at a constant temperature of 98.6 °F. Many functions of the human body depend
on the energy thus released. Research studies indicate that the weight
of oxygen used by us daily exceeds the total weight of the food consumed
by us in the same time.
Air, the medium in which we live, is about 1/5 oxygen (= 21%) by volume.
Water is 8/9 oxygen by weight. The cells of all living matter - both
plant and animal - contain oxygen. It is also a constituent of thousands of
compounds known to man.
In the free and combined states, it is the most
abundant of nature's building materials. It equals in weight the total of all
the other elements of the earth's crust.
That is why chemists call it the indispensable element for humans.
Rightly said! The proof for this we find in the proving of the remedy Oxygen,
which is the verbal expression of the feelings of the substance Oxygen as
expressed by humans.
[Chetna Chukla]
The preparation of the medicine Oxygen
The most common method of preparation of oxygen, the decomposition of potassium
chlorate, was used. This was heated to about 360 °C, potassium chlorate gets
decomposed and its oxygen is liberated. The gas was collected by water
displacement in 10 ml of distilled water. The oxygen was collected till
saturation.
Manganese dioxide was used as a catalyst in the process. My friend's
mother Mrs Manju Chhabria, a chemistry teacher, helped me in this procedure.
Since Oxygen is only slightly soluble in water, no time was wasted in the
preparation of the 1C potency out of the distilled water through which the gas
Oxygen was passed. The 10 ml of distilled water through which Oxygen was passed
was used as the Q potency. 0.1 ml of this with 9.9 ml of pure alcohol was given
10 succussions that gave the 1C potency. The subsequent potencies were made
using Korsakoff method up to the 3OK potency.
Themes:
• Necessary/Value/Important/Ego
• Bluntness/Rudeness
• Air
• Free
• Money
• Nature
• Dullness
Necessary /Value/Important/Ego
• Dream: The feeling in the dream is that it is very important for him
to have a job in the U.S or he will have to come back to India (PI).
• Why do gadha-majoori (donkey-work)? It is not necessary to work for
people who don't value your work, however big they may be. We may be seeing 2 -
3 patients... in fact they cannot do without the work we do.
Our work is equally important (PI).
• So what if we are junior to them, they must respect us (PI).
• Because till now I feel I have been taken advantage of. They have
taken me for granted (P2).
• If I can explain, it was that I was only satisfying my ego; that I
wanted to be a person of great importance. I wanted to satisfy my ego (P2).
• I feel my ego has reduced. I have just no problem at all. Earlier if m
y father spoke in a high pitch, I used to flare up (P2) <C>. (<C>
Means cured symptom)
• You don't think at all from others' point of view. I was not going to
the discussion for you. You can't take me for granted (P3).
• We are harming everything and destroying everything, animals are
becoming extinct. We just don't value anything. I was feeling angry towards the
human race (P3).
• Dream: Only because we pay they are running the whole show. Through
our taxes they get their salary paid. They are there because of us (P4).
• When somebody speaks or answers bluntly to me I feel they are not even
considering me, and not considering my emotions (P5).
Bluntness/Rudeness
• I was very blunt in the past, now I am not (P2).
• I was very blunt with her. But I had no hostility towards her. I
answered back to another friend and spoke bluntly to him (PI).
• I fought with my mother and have been talking to her very rudely (P3).
• Dream: bluntness (P4).
Air
• I have been telling everybody that "I have been born by a special
birth, I am vayu-putri (the daughter of air, vayu = air)" (PI).
• My star sign is an air sign; I might as well be in the air (P2).
• I had dreams of birds practically daily, which is very unusual for me
(P3).
• Dream: I am in a nightdress and I have to climb up some place in a
balloon (PI).
Free
• I have also been very expressive about my feelings with everybody. I
feel free to communicate (PI).
• I had dreams of birds practically daily, which is very unusual for me
(P3).
Money
• I have also been quite thoughtful while spending money. I don't travel
by rickshaw much; I travel by bus for the same distance and save money, and
petrol and the environment into the bargain (PI).
• I was a spendthrift. I have begun to save every possible rupee I can.
I also don't dream as much as I used to (P2).
• My mom lost a large sum of money (P3).
• Dream: The scene is that of extreme poverty (P3).
• Dream: He tells me that 1 book costs 10 rupees, outside it will cost
more. I say I will take 4 books for 40 rupees and the next time I come I will
buy more (P5).
• I have been spending a lot on food, on booze, on cigarettes and on
note books (P5).
Nature
• I can't tolerate the noise of the television. I cannot tolerate this
noise pollution (PI).
• I travel by bus for the same distance and save money, and petrol and
the environment into the bargain. That is how I think (PI).
• I don't like the atmosphere in Bombay. Here people don't have time for
each other. The freedom to do things, that is totally gone (P2).
• It is as if all this is because we are going against nature. We don't
value nature. Everywhere we are going against nature (P3).
Dullness
• For the last two days I have been feeling very dull. I sleep a lot
during the morning hours. I had to force myself to go to work; I feel too dull
to do any work. I feel very dull in the head (PI).
• During the period of the proving everything was dull, nothing was
registering, there was no inclination to do anything, no driving force to do
anything (P3).
Exploring the theme of Worthlessness in Oxygen (Stage 16).
The Oxygen client is normally sensitive and sympathetic. Have a sense of
what is just and fair/easily offended. Then they rationalise everything and
loose contact with their emotions. The resulting depression extends to
diminshed self-appreciation. They can try to compensate by being sarcastic and
egotistical.
Oxygen rubric, "Indifference to external things" describes the
state that arises from the feeling that everything is worthless. A similar state (Worthlessness +
Indifference) found in Agn. Anac. Thuj. Perigrine Falcon.
Agn.: arrogance, discontent, alternating with self-contempt, deep
sadness and a worthless feeling.
Anac.: tries to impress because she feels helpless, insecure and has a
lack of confidence.
Thuj.: feels unlovable - lonely and empty.
Peregrine.: feels trapped.
The rubric "Indifference to external things" lists several
other remedies. Do the other remedies listed in this rubric express the same
sense of worthlessness?
Schroyens: agn. am-c. am-m. anac. berb. bit-ar. bov. buth-a. calc-p.
cann-i. cham. cic. coca-c. con. euphr. falco-pe. Hell. Kola. lyc. merl.
olib-sac. op. ozone. part-ra.
Ph-ac. plat. polys. rumx. Stann-met. staph.
SULPH. tarent. thuj. verat. Vip.
Roger van Zandervort:. achy. allox. bac. Bos-s. choc. Heroin. lsd. oxyg.
PHOS. pyrit. sul-ac.
The expression of 'worthlessness' can be determined by examining each
remedy in the context of our best understanding of its totality.
Some examples:
Achy.:
Caryophyllales: Amaranthaceae: achyranthes calea: Psychological themes:
rationalizing, lack of feeling, depression; Apathy; Remorse, repentance; Fear
of
suffering. The
indifference looks like the expression of a moral dilemma - the amoral polarity
swings back to quietude, fear, repentance and remorse.
This is one-step removed from the Pyrites feeling and two-steps removed
from the Oxygen feeling.
Bos-s.: = Frankincense - Boswellia serrata:
Sapinales. Normally,
Religious, sensitive and clairvoyant, harmonious, loving and altruistic, he can
loose his state of grace and
become worried about
trifles, ashamed and discontented with himself and even confused about his
identity. There is detachment and misanthropy.
Am-c. and Am-m.: Both Ammoniums, Am-c. = the (bi)carb
[NH4HCo3] and Am-m. = the chloride [NH4Cl], contain Nitrogen. Nitrogen (stage
16) has the delusion that
everything is
meaningless, which is only a short step away from getting into the indifference
of Oxygen (stage 17). Am-c also contains Oxygen so it's no wonder that it is
estranged, indifferent and has a delusion that things are empty.
Carbonicums. can also
feel that their self-worth doubtful and to them the world is a hard place - carbon
adds a softness to any compound. Carbon compounds dissolve harsh
realities into soft
tears and the world takes on a softer aspect.
Am-m.: Ammonium
chloride (the chloride ion is at stage 17) has its own special take on loathing
and aversion to everything. The tears of Chlorine compounds
(Muriaticums) can flow
from self pity. The bicarb decomposes to the chloride which mirrors the
homeopathic change from stage 16 to 17 ...
NH4HCO3 + HCl → NH4Cl + CO2 + H2O
Allox.: Alloxan
is produced by the oxidation of uric acid (ammonia again)!
Pyrite.: = fools
Gold: FeS2: Psychological themes: rationalizing, lack of feeling, depression;
shame, offence; despair; loneliness; self-appreciation diminished;
Delusions: is being
beaten. Dreams: stealing, persued. Misanthropy. Quiet wants to be. Sadness.
Weeping.
Pyrites seems to have an Indifference that is similar to the Oxygen
feeling.
Generally Ferrums. push hard, but can breakdown (weakness of
will) when they are criticised. The sense of worthlessness may be due to the
disulphide since Sulphur (Stage
16, like O2) has
various degenerate themes, e.g. "He is disgraced". Sulphur also comes
up emphasized in capitals in this rubric.
PHOS.: Stage 15: Psychological themes:
Altruism. Compulsions, responsibility decreased, avoiding it. Distance,
reservation. Apathy. Desires nothing. Discontented with
everything. Disgust
with everything. Estranged. Indifference.
The indifference in Phos (Stage 15) is close to the Oxygen state (Stage
16) - but a healthy Phos is usually very affectionate so the state of
indifference develops as a result of being let down or being put upon, if there
is a feeling of worthlessness it arises from a different cause. Oxygen needs
respect, Phos. wants love.
Bitis arietans.: Viperidae: The Puff Adder: Forsaken.
Homesick. Delusions: “As if far off”; separated from the world. Everything
seems unreal. Spaced out feeling, “As if
had taken drugs”.
Vipera berus.:
Viperidae: The European adder: Indifference. Discouraged. Forsaken. Hatred.
Revengeful.
Indifference in the two Vipers considered above seems to be because
their feelings are so intense that they are out of touch with reality. Its not
a lack of self-worth.
[Jonathan Hardy]
Oxygen is the most common element on earth. Half of all matter consists
of oxygen. Of the air we breathe 16 per cent consists of oxygen gas. It is
surprising then that, until recently, Oxygen has been very little understood
homeopathically and prescribed seldom. However in recent years we have been
given many interesting insights into the homeopathic application of this gas.
Oxygen is described chemically as O2 (two oxygen atoms combined) and
Ozone is O3 (three oxygen atoms combined). Oxygen is essential for life. Ozone
is formed in the Earth’s atmosphere at altitudes of 20 - 50 kilometres (in the
stratosphere) through the action of the sun’s short-wave ultraviolet radiation.
The layer of ozone was an absolute necessity for the development of life on our
planet and still is essential to life. Earth’s existing life forms need protection
from the sun’s lethal UV rays. This is why the decrease in the ozone layer and
the occurrence of holes in it are cause for serious concern. Ozone is destroyed
by a number of man’s activities and man-made products, including CFCs in aerosol
sprays, which is why they have been banned. Air traffic and nitrogen oxides
from fertilisers also decrease the ozone layer. It is fascinating then that the
concept of a protective layer is the major theme in homeopathic Ozonum cases.
Oxygen is essential for life because it is part of the burning process.
In metabolic processes in the body oxygen combines with a variety of
substances and this burning process frees the energy which is stored there.
This “oxidation” is a key process in all forms of life. It is a slow internal
process; there is no actual fire to be seen of course. It is a necessary
process for remaining alive but at the same time it means the end of something,
a sort of death and the idea of being “used up” is a key theme in Oxygen cases.
There are other fascinating themes in relation to these remedies. Oxygen
lies in the second row of the Periodic Table of elements. Row 2 has a number of
themes homeopathically. The major one is to do with feelings of self-worth,
value and meaning. Often people needing these remedies have very low
self-esteem. Sometimes this feeling can be so extreme that the person feels
simply not noticed and even invisible to others.
Another key theme in row 2 cases is that of separation. There are eight
elements in row 2, starting with the metal Lithium and finishing with the gas
Neon. The row of eight remedies can be seen as representing the process of
separation from the mother: starting with Lithium where separation is
considered a complete impossibility and ending with Neon where separation is
so complete as to feel as if one is in a cocoon.
The elements in between represent the progressive stages in this
process.
Row 2 has also been seen in terms of the birth process: the elements on
the left hand side of the row (Lithium, Beryllium and Boron) are still feeling
psychologically as if they are in the womb and want that protective covering of
the mother’s womb, its warmth and security. The elements on the right side of
the row (Nitrogen, Oxygen, Fluorine) feel bound and constricted by the
attachment to the mother and want freedom and release. It is interesting that
homeopathic Nitrogen and nitrates have very strong feelings of claustrophobia
and are pictured as if in the birth canal and experiencing constriction and suffocation.
Oxygen, the next element, is of course related to the first thing we do after
birth – we take a breath, and breathe in oxygen.
Knowledge of these themes aids homeopathic practitioners in
understanding our patients and the following cases illustrate how helpful this
can be. Ozone appears to be an important remedy for teenagers. A number of my
teenage cases of this remedy talk about being “zoned out” or “in the zone”. It
is interesting they use a word which actually has the same root as the remedy they
need!
In all these cases personal details have been changed for complete
confidentiality.
David’s story:
David came to see me a year ago when he was 18. His chief complaint was
insomnia. He was unable to sleep and could not wake up in the morning and consequently
was suffering with extreme tiredness. I asked him to describe how he felt.
“I don’t want to do anything. If I sit down I fall asleep. It makes me
depressed. It’s like a deep sleep, like you are walking around and your eyes
are closed, you are not with it, you are not noticing things. It is like you
are somewhere else. I’m in my own little world. It is black, there is nothing
there, everything is slower. People are talking to you but you don’t take it in
– like you are walking in a bubble, outside noises don’t get in.”
I asked him to elaborate.
“It is like you are in a different space to everyone else. Only really
loud stuff comes in. Like you are in a balloon. Something massive could be
happening but you don’t take it in.”
What is it like in the bubble? I asked.
“It is a lot quieter and a lot slower. This sounds silly but it seems
warmer. It could be raining but I would not feel wet. It is like you’re
daydreaming. If you were cold you would not notice. You are not really there
physically or mentally.”
What would be the opposite of the bubble?
“Very aware, you would hear a pin drop. You are aware of everyone who is
there, where you are; you have got eyes in the back of your head. You are aware
of everything going on.”
What David is describing is the typical Ozone state. It is as if they
are in a bubble, shut off from the outside world. Doesn’t it sound like he is
describing being in the womb? Warm, safe and cut off from other people. That is
exactly what the womb is like: a warm and safe environment. We also know that
the foetus is extremely sensitive to any stimuli and that sounds like the
“opposite” state which I asked him to describe: hyper-alert.
I spoke privately to his father who commented, “He has very low
self-esteem. He says, ‘I am not any good at anything’, ‘I am not clever’, ‘I am
not good looking’, ‘I’ve got spots and a big nose’. When he gets depressed he
is dreadful, he is whingeing, moaning and negative and can’t see anything good
about himself or anyone else. He is just constantly moaning.”
So we see the row 2 theme of lack of self-esteem: feeling awful about
oneself, in particular about one’s body which is another theme of row 2. Also
the Oxygen theme of “used up”: it can be a feeling of just being used up as a person,
a feeling of being abused and complete loss of self-worth – being a victim.
This leads to the moaning and complaining.
So I prescribed Ozonum and one month later David reported that he was
“really well. I am not tired. I have much more energy. Also that bubble feeling
has gone.”
His father: “He is much more positive, my wife has noticed it too. He’s
sleeping much better and thank goodness he is not complaining anymore!
Mealtimes are much more positive and pleasant.”
Michael’s story:
Another 18 year-old, Michael, came to see me because of depression. “I
never wake up fresh, I can’t concentrate,” he said. “I never seem to be ‘in the
zone’. I am always half-drifting along. At its worst I am just ‘zoning out’ – I
can see my teacher talking but nothing said is being absorbed, I just sit there
blank and everything washes over me – I am not there mentally.”
On asking him to describe these feelings more fully, Michael commented,
“I am drifting off into another place, nothingness. A place where there is nothing
else but me. It is white. It’s nothing, I am just there, I am not sat on
anything, I am not standing on anything, it’s kind of floating. It is just
somewhere to be. It happens if I am upset, for example by an argument at home
or with my girlfriend or if I have forgotten to do my homework.”
I asked him to tell me about the feeling of floating.
“There is something around you, but you are not on solid ground. There
is no telling if it is gravity or if you are upside down.”
Again we are hearing described a womb-like state. The baby just floats
peacefully in the womb without a worry in the world and under stress Michael is
regressing into this womb-like state.
He continued.
“Sometimes I am like Kevin the teenager! I am just going ‘life’s not
fair’. I get angry, I don’t want to talk to anyone. There are times when I get
upset and I really want to talk to my mother – she is my ‘attachment figure’.”
Here, he is talking about two more themes: a grumpy teenager who thinks
he is a victim is an Oxygen theme and it is very interesting he talks about his
mother as an “attachment figure”, because as we know separation from the mother
figure is a big theme in row 2.
His mother tells me that “he makes life hell on earth! He is very
isolated and totally disengages from everybody and everything. He very rarely
expresses what’s the matter.” Again we see this theme of cutting off.
Naturally Michael had Ozonum and one month later he was sleeping much
better. “I am much less tired, actually I am quite amazed how refreshed I am in
the morning. I am zoning out much less and I am much more focused. I am feeling
much closer to my father, I feel connected to him, more supportive of him.”
Here we have the opposite sensation of separation: connection.
Angela’s story:
Angela, at 17, also came because of depression. Her mother said to me,
“She goes into a quiet state, she still smiles but is withdrawn. She does not
enter into any conversation. She is very solitary.”
Angela described her condition. “It feels floaty, it feels zoned out. I
don’t want to do anything; I can’t talk. I just want to be on my own, not
trying too hard. Just in my own little world. I am floating, it is like being
somewhere else completely. It is like being in a big bubble. I don’t hear
anything. There is a big wall between me and everybody, no communication.”
I asked her what the opposite of that state would be.
“Talking to everybody, wanting to be with people, being the centre of
attention: actually when I am in the zoned out state I really do not want to
be acknowledged.”
Again, we have a beautiful description of the womb-like state. She also
touches on the issue of self-esteem and value: she does not want to be acknowledged
when she is in the zoned out state. After taking Ozonum the depression went and
she no longer cuts herself off.
Robert’s story:
With complaints of depression, tiredness and recurrent mouth ulcers, 40
year-old Robert commented, “I am feeling so tired. At half-past eight I want to
go to bed. It is strange, in the past I used to feel almost hollow, fragile, as
if someone had knocked the breath out of me. As if I could be blown over by
the wind, as if there wasn’t much substance to me as a person.”
When asked to explain this more, he said he felt “as if I could be
knocked out of the way, as if I would just go unnoticed. I feel like I am not
on an even keel. I feel off balance, almost dizzy. It is like I am not on solid
ground, a kind of floating, nothing substantial. I am almost on quick-sand, no
stability. It is a kind of emptiness.”
What was the opposite of that feeling? (This is a very useful question
in homeopathy!)
“Flying, buoyant, it is like the air is beneath you – buoyancy. It is
air. Support and a warmth about it. It is almost like a balloon, but more malleable
like a plastic that supports you.”
This is what we mean by “sensation” in homeopathy. A sensation level of
experience which people can describe is the experience of their remedy state
coming directly from the source material.
When he describes something “floating, empty, unnoticed, buoyant and
invisible” he is connecting with a very deep experiential level of the source
of his remedy – the gas “sensation”: a gas is all these things – invisible,
buoyant and so on.
But which gas does he need? “I think my depression is to do with
relationships. I always feel less attached to others than they do to me. I
can’t form a real close bond with other people.
My attachment with people is not strong. I always feel at some time
someone is going to leave me therefore I am very independent. I rarely ask for
help – I do everything myself, in anticipation that people will leave me.”
Here he is describing the issue of separation in row 2. Can I be
connected? Do I dare to be connected? Or do I have to remain separate?
I prescribed Ozonum and as the months passed Michael felt better and
better, commenting: “I feel very relaxed, solid. Very well and more grounded.”
In other words the opposite of floating, invisible and insubstantial. “My voice
is lower, deeper. Last year you could have pushed me over with a finger. Now I
could stand up in a wind tunnel! I have no mouth ulcers. I am on my journey and
I can see blue sky all the time now.” (Interesting considering where we find
Oxygen and Ozone.)
In response to my question about being grounded, he replied, “Before I
felt almost transparent as if people could see through me. I had no substance.
Since the remedy I feel centred and solid and
I have presence. Previously it was like my feet were not on the ground,
I was floating.”
Again we see the themes of no self-worth, of not being noticed and also
the sensation of being a gas with no solidity.
The recent developments in homeopathy are fascinating. They build on
the solid data from provings and clinical material which we have always had but
add a dimension which penetrates deep to
the source of our remedies. The use of themes and looking at remedies in
relation to the group or family to which they belong can increase the
reliability and accuracy of our prescribing. Sensation material can add that
extra degree of certainty which helps us to prescribe one remedy from a group
of very similar looking remedies with great precision and confidence.
[Marion Walsdorf]
Das homöopathische Mittel
Oxygenium steht im Periodensystem in der 2. Reihe in Spalte 16. Laut Scholten ist das Thema
der 2. Reihe die Ablösung von der Mutter. Das bedeutet, dass Menschen, die
Oxygenium als homöopathisches Mittel benötigen, Probleme damit haben, sich als
eigenständiges Individuum zu erleben und ihr Leben erfolgreich zu gestalten.
Die Stellung im Periodensystem
gibt Auskunft über die Lebensthemen derjenigen Menschen, die das jeweilige
Mittel als homöopathisches Mittel benötigen. Das Periodensystem laut führenden
Homöopathen so verstanden werden, dass die Elemente der Reihen 1-3 die
Situation eines Menschen von der Zeugung bis kurz nach der Geburt abbilden.
Während die homöopathischen Mittel
Hydrogenium und Helium gegeben werden, wenn sich ein Patient als "gar
nicht richtig auf der Welt angekommen" beschreibt oder als
"vollkommen isoliert", werden die Mittel der 2. Reihe gegeben, wenn
es Probleme bei der Abnabelung von der Mutter gibt. Dies kann sich auch erst im
späteren Leben zeigen, wenn Patienten darüber berichten, wie groß ihre Probleme
sind, sich als getrenntes Wesen zu begreifen. Dies kann sich darin zeigen, dass
es jemanden schwer fällt zu wissen was er gerne mag oder wenn Patienten sich
schwer tun, für sich und ihre Bedürfnisse einzutreten.
Das homöopathische Mittel
Oxygenium bei Asthma und Bronchitis einsetzen
Sauerstoff wird noch nicht lange als homöopathisches Mittel angewandt, obwohl Sauerstoff lebensnotwendig für Menschen und Tiere ist. Das Hauptanwendungsgebiet für das homöopathische Mittel Oxygenium sind Atemwegserkrankungen. Das Gefühl nicht ausreichend Luft zu bekommen, wie es Menschen häufig haben, die unter Asthma bronchiale leiden, kann ein wichtiger
Hinweis auf das homöopathische
Mittel Oxygenium sein.
Das psychische Bild
Auf der psychischen Ebene kommt häufig ein starkes Gefühl der eigenen Wichtigkeit hinzu. Patienten, die Oxygenium als homöopathisches Mittel benötigen, treten sehr fordernd auf.
Sie vermitteln dem Homöopathen und ihren Ärzten das Gefühl, dass ihnen eine bestimmte Behandlung zusteht. Oft geben sie auch anderen Menschen die Schuld an ihren Beschwerden.
Gleichzeitig klammern sie sich
sehr stark an ihren Partner. Kinder, die Oxygenium benötigen, klammern sich an
die Mutter.
Oxygenium-Verbindungen in der
Homöopathie einsetzen
Es gibt einige homöopathische
Mittel, die als Verbindung mit Oxygenium eingesetzt werden. So kann das
homöopathische Mittel Calcium-oxydatum eingesetzt werden, wenn eine
Calcium-Persönlichkeit deutliche Aspekte von Oxygenium aufweist und unter
Atemwegserkrankungen leidet. Andere Oxygenium-Verbindungen, die häufig in der
Homöopathie eingesetzt werden, sind Ferrum-oxydatum, Alumina-oxydatum und
Europium-oxydatum.
Fazit:
Das homöopathische Mittel
Oxygenium wird häufig bei chronischen Atemwegserkrankungen eingesetzt (Beschwerden
nach einer traumatischen Geburt). Kinder, die Oxygenium benötigen, klammern
sich während der Anamnese stark an die Mutter und treten sehr fordernd
auf.
PS: Qualitätsmanagement ist uns
wichtig!
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