Suessgruppe

In TCM gehört süß zum Erdelement

Annona squamosa = Zimt-apfel/= Zuckerapfel/= Rahmapfel/= Süßsack Magnoliales

Daph = Süßbast/= Menschendieb/= Brennbeere

Dulc = bitter süß/= Schösslinge + Blätter/= Douce amare/= Dogwood/= Eierschalenbeere/= rote Hundsbeere/= Teufelsklette

Glycyrg = Süßholz/= Bärendreck/= Réglissa /= Licorice

Liebesperle = Süß Kugelgruppe.

Perla dulce = Süßwasserperle Schichtgruppe

Poaceae = Süßgräser

Polypodium vulgare = Süßfarn/= Engelsüß/= Steinlakritze Pteridophyta.

Protea cynroides. = Flowering heads/= King Protea/= King Sugar. Bush/= Artichoke-flower/= Reuse protea/= Indlungi/= Isiqalaba/= Isiqwane/= Grootsuikerkan/= Honeypot.

Sacch. = Zucker

Spirae = Wiesen Geißbartwurzel/= Bocksbart/= Meadowsweet/= Bärmutterkraut/= Schäfernusz/= reine des prés/= Moerasspirea/= Bridewort

Stevia rebaudiana. = sweetleaf/= sugarleaf

Vetiveria zizanoides o. Chrysopogon zizanoides o. Andropogon muricatus = Süßgräser. Landgewinnung. Räucherwaren.

Vergleich: Siehe: Süßmittelgruppe

[Henry Clay Allen/presented by Sylvain Cazalet]

Benz-ac.: Urine: ammoniacal, strong-smelling, Offensive/penetrating the whole room. A guiding symptom in enuresis nocturne, dysuria senilis, irritable bladder, gravel, enlarged prostate, dribbling urine; Diarrhœa; stool, copious, grey or white, like dirty soap-suds with excessively offensive, strong pungent odor, like the urine, scenting the entire house. The name of the disease matters little, if these characteristics be present the result will usually be prompt and entirely satisfactory.

Nit-ac.: Dark, brown, turbid urine, like the sediment of a cider barrel, and strong-smelling like horse's urine, but it lacks the pungent, penetrating character of the odor of Benz-ac.

Sep.: Has turbid, blood-red, dark brown, very offensive urine with a white or reddish-white sediment which adheres so strongly to the vessel that it can be removed only with great difficulty. The odor is atrocious and must be at once removed from the room.

Arg-n.: Child with constant craving for sugar/candy; irresistible desire for sugar, but diarrhœa may be caused or aggravated by it.

Ox-ac.: Sugar < pain in stomach, but, unlike Arg-met rarely causes diarrhœa. Dr. Deschere: "Child so often get sick from eating candies it should be more frequently thought of, and I know of no other remedy which will as certainly cure gastric ailments < eating sweets". We have used it for years, when, after eating candies, colic or cramp pains in the stomach usually follow, and verify the observation of Dr. Deschere.

Ip.: Craving for sweets/dainties, gastric ailments from indigestible food/ice cream/raisins/cake/pastry/salads/fruits, but it is nearly always attended with more or less constant nausea, and the nausea is referred to the stomach.

Kali-c. Lyc. Mag-m. Sulph and others: desire for sweets, but the effect produced by indulging in them is not so marked.

Vorwort/Suchen. Zeichen/Abkürzungen. Impressum.