Scorpion allgemein
Comparison:
Spiders: teasing and joking.
Scorpions: isolation, cold blooded violence, the ‘lone fighter in the
desert’.
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[Dr. VK Krishnamoorty]
Scorpion sting Ledum 200 is a specific. Repeat
every 5 minutes till pain comes down. For all insect bites, take Ledum in a routine way.
Apis 30 by rapid swelling after bites.
[Azamin]
Typically caused by a scorpion sting.
1. a sharp pain,
2. numbness of the limb, speech becomes difficult, copious saliva,
3. restlessness, strange feeling of icy coldness (Heloderma),
along with a stumbling gait, vertigo and unable to concentrate
[A. Richter]
Einsam - Einzeln
Reizbar/Ärger/Trauer/Misstrauen/ohne Urvertrauen [verweigert(e) Bindung]
1. Bindungssystem aktiviert/sensiTIV:
atmosphärische Schwankungen/Erschütterung, Pupillen erweitert
2. Bindungsverhalten paradox/plötzliche destruktive Attacken (verbal o.
körperlich)/wollen andere Ausstechen
plötzlicher Speichelfluss/plötzlicher
Niesanfall
Tics
3. Bindungserwartung erstarrt. Verbissen/verdrückt
Kieferblockade
drückender Brust-/Kopf-/Rückenschmerz
verspannt/geschwollen
4. abgespaltene Bindungserwartung. Unreales/unentschlossenes Gefühl
Schielen
ungeschickt
Beine/Hände schmerzhaft
5. ohne Bindung. Schläfrig/apathisch
Sprachlos
[Rajan Sankaran]
The Scorpions - Scorpionidea,
differs from the spider on first sight because of the long segmented abdomen,
also called the tail.
The last segment of the abdomen
contains a gland, the poison blister, which ends in a curved sting.
When the scorpion wants to sting, it
grips the victim with its claws, bends the tail forward above the back, and
stings several times in quick succession.
The purpose of this is to paralyse
the victims, which are insects and even other scorpions. These victims serve as
food.
Animals and human beings are also
stung in self-defence.
There are 500 different species of
scorpions in hot countries all over the world and they vary in size from
half-an-inch to seven inches.
They also vary in the type of poison
they carry and its virulence. The poison is neurotoxic.
The symptoms resemble poisoning with
strychnine.
The first homoeopathic proving of
scorpion poison was carried on by Azamin 1938 of Buthus Australis in C 6 potency.
The symptoms observed in the proving
were typically the ones caused by a scorpion sting.
1. a sharp pain, 2. numbness of the
limb, speech becomes difficult, copious saliva, 3. restless, strange feeling of
icy coldness (Heloderma), along with a
stumbling gait, vertigo an unable to
concentrate.
Buthidae
Buth-a. = Sil-insekt/=
Arist-cl-ähnlich/= similar to poisoning with strychnine
Rhopalurus o. Rapalurus junceus. (Der rote kubanische Skorpion als Krebsmittel) Vidatox 30CH Dieses organische Naturheilmittel stammt aus Kuba, die Basis ist
das verdünnte Gift des dort vorkommenden blauen Skorpions. Es wird in Kuba bei verschiedenen Tumorerkrankungen eingesetzt. Die Ergebnisse von Forschungen
und Tierversuchen legen nahe, dass das Gift das Wachstum von Tumorzellen eindämmen kann.
Weiteres sorgt es bei Tumorpatienten für eine Linderung des Schmerzempfindens, die Aktivität wird gesteigert und so die Lebensqualität verbessert.
Es könnte die Überlebensfähigkeit bei Krebserkrankten steigern.
Chactidae
Scor.: = Strych-/Vip-a-vergiftung-ähnlich
Antidotiert von: Carnelian (= Karneol)
act as an antidote to poison and bites from wasps, bees, and scorpions
Vergleich: Vergleich.: Androc. + Buth-a. + Scorp.;
Vergleich. Spinnen und Skorpionen
Ocypus o. Staphylinus oleus (= Schwarze.
Moderkäfer/= Devils’s coach horse.Arthropoda. Vergleich: Scor.
(bedroht durch Hinterleib hoch und zum Kopf hin zu strecken +
sticht)/reagiert auf gleiche Weise und beißt/riecht faul./lebt von moderndes Holz).
Gymnu-n. [“Stingray swings its tail upward and forward in a reflex action,
either producing sword like lacerations or driving the spine into the limb or
body of the victim”
(Edmonds, 1995:71)];
Mercurius. [=
Hydrargyrum = Wassersilber/= lebendiges Silber des
Merkur (= Hermes)/= Wasser der Philosophen/= Schaum des giftigen Hundes/=
geschwänzte Skorpion/
= giftige Schlange/= Sonnemetall (kann als einzige Aur-met.
angreifen)].
Siehe:
Arthropoda + Abwehr + Giftgruppe
Allerlei:
Euscorpius italicus.
Syn.: Scorpio europaeus. Common European scorpion.
The family Euscorpiidae includes 10 genera and
86 species. The family is widespread in central and southern Europe, and also
found in Africa [Mediterranean coast],
N America [Mexico],
Central America [Guatemala], S. America [Brazil, Peru, Venezuela], and
Asia [west, central, south and southeast]. One species has become established
in some parts of
southern England. The forefathers of these scorpions probably came with
merchandise to the harbours, and have succeeded in surviving in sheltered
places.
Scorpions in general are unusual among terrestrial arthropods in several
traits of their life-history: ritualised and complex courtship with
fertilisation by means of a
spermatophore; viviparous embryonic development, which can
last from several months to almost 2 years; maternal care, sometimes followed
by a degree of social behaviour;
and post-embryonic development times that may be extraordinarily long,
lasting from 7 to 85 months.
Euscorpius italicus is the
largest of the Euscorpius species, with adults
growing to 4–5 cm [1.6–2 inch] in total length. Its body colour is dark brown
to black, with orange-
brown legs and telson.
Its body is not raised on the legs in walking, as in Androctonus
species, but lies close to the ground, the legs being extended on either side.
The tail is not raised over the back,
as in most scorpions, but dragged behind with the slightest upward
curvature of the tail only, or bend to the right or left.
The common European scorpion is synanthropic,
meaning it lives around human habitations. Because of the synanthropic
nature of some of the species in this genus,
Euscorpius species are reported as stowaways from time to
time in many countries
A scorpion wanted to cross a river so he asked a frog
if he would carry him.
“No,” replied the frog, “for if I let you on my back
you might sting me, and the sting of a scorpion means certain death.”
“Now where,” asked the scorpion, “is the logic in
that? For if I were to sting you, I would drown.”
Convinced, the frog allowed the scorpion on his back.
But then, in the middle of the river, the frog suddenly felt a terrible pain
and realised that the scorpion had stung him.
“Why did you sting me?” asked the frog. “For now we
will both surely die?”
“I know,” replied the scorpion, “but frog, I am a
scorpion. It’s my nature.”
Proverb
China: Eines der fünf Gifttiere
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum