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Scrophulariaceae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
5Lamiidae
Phase
5Lamiales
Subphase
3Scrophulariaceae
Stage
0
Name

Scrophulariaceae

Author

Jan Scholten

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Family
IntroductionKeeping the dirt to themselves.
They must hold the dirty and ugly side of themselves and their family inside. They feel it is not good for others see the bad side of them. The saying is “Do not hang your dirty linen outside”. It’s forbidden to speak negatively about the family.
The “black” side cannot be seen, but is expressed in the black spots before their eyes.
Secretive, aversion to speak about themselves, their family.
ReservedThis makes them silent, taciturn, they have an aversion to speaking. They do not open themselves to others easily; they only do when they are treated in a special and trusted way. This leads to a physical sensation of a lump or mucus in the throat and bronchi. They have difficulty in getting it out of their throat and mouth. It leads to barking and coughing, which is aggravated by talking. Chewing can also aggravate the cough and asthma because it shows the “animal” side of man.
The reservation for bodily functions is also expressed in problems with stool, urination and menses. All create aggravations of the complaint. Everything is kept in, especially when it’s not nice and beautiful. The opposite is there too: involuntary stool and urination, enuresis.
The symptoms are often internal, not expressed on the outside.
The hiding is also expressed in the aggravation in the open air, which is too open for them.
Mild, no angerIn general they are mild people. Emotions and especially anger are not expressed because it shows their vulnerability and will indicate to others that they have a sensitive spot. Their suppressed anger results in liver problems. The liver is not functioning well; the digestion is problematic leading to fullness, distension and gas in the abdomen with belching and flatus. The liver can be congested, hard, indurated and there can be portal stasis and can cause gall stones and gall colic. D. D. Magnesia-salts.
CriticalTheir anger is not expressed but it does not mean they do not have it. They are often very critical and have very strong moral standards. So they assume that others will have the same standards and will criticise them when they and their family are revealed.
FamilyThey are strongly family oriented. Family secrets especially cannot be revealed. Their anger is usually suppressed in front of people outside the family; inside the family, they can express themselves well.
Family can also be a sect or a convent. It’s the group that they feel they belong to.
They like to have a warm bond with family and friends.
Living the life of the familyFamily duty can be very strong. It can be so strong that they feel they cannot live their own life. They feel they have to follow the family, the family traditions, the family company or the family care. Then they cannot be themselves anymore and they cannot talk about it because that would be a shame on the family.
They can feel that everyone in the group are parasites.
SensesThey are very sensitive people, often have high education and come from a “good” family. They are intelligent and see many little details. They are sensitive to being insulted. They are sensitive to noise and pain.
MindCheated by emotions.
Injustice.
Mental: active, memory good, realistic.
Mental low: dull, prostration, confusion, concentration difficult, memory difficult.
Mood good: mirth, cheerful.
Mood bad: sad, morose, sighing.
Activity: restless, indolence.
Fear: future, disease, death.
GeneralSensation: unconnected.
Weather: < open air.
Localisation: left.
Food: < food, < water.
Physical: < stool, < urination.
Sleep: sleepy.
BodyHead: headache, temples, with diminished vision.
Eyes: myopia, cataract; vision diminished, foggy, black spots, colours.
Throat: tickling, itching, lump, mucus, scraping; voice hoarse.
Lungs: bronchitis; cough, dry, hollow, loud, < talking, < inspiration, < chewing, < laughing, < scraping, < rising, > motion.
Heart: pain, arrhythmia, failure.
Stomach: full; belching bitter, sour; nausea, vomiting.
Abdomen: pain, full, distended, rumbling, flatus; liver congestion, portal stasis, full, hard, sensitive < touch.
Rectum: haemorrhoids; stool hard, knotty, pasty, soft, slimy, watery; scanty, copious; yellow, offensive.
Female: menses late, profuse, scanty.
Skin: yellow, jaundice.
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  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›5 Lamiidae
  • ›5 Lamiales
  • 1Limosella aquatica
  • 3Stilbaceae
  • 3Retzieae
  • 3Buddlejeae
  • 4Verbascum nigrum
  • 4Verbascum phlomoides
  • 5Eremophila scoparia
  • 5Nemesia strumosa
  • 5Eremophila youngii
  • 5Eremophila microtheca
  • 6Myoporaceae
  • 6Linderniaceae
  • 6Alonsoa meridionalis
  • 6Capraria biflora
  • 6Eremogeton grandiflorus
  • 7Byblidaceae
  • 7Buddleja davidii
  • 7Diascia barberae
  • 8Phygelius aequalis
  • 9Hebenstretia dentata
  • 10Verbascum thapsus
  • 10Verbascum densiflorum
  • 10Verbascum macrurum
  • 12Scrophularia nodosa
  • 13Lindernia intrepida
  • 13Lindernia antipoda
  • 13Eremophila decipiens
  • 15Sutera filicaulis
  • 16Teedia lucida
  • 16Lyperia tristis
  • 16Oftia africana
  • 16Freylinia lanceolata
  • 16Ranopisoa rakotosonii
  • 17Zaluzianskya capensis
  • 17Buddleja alternifolia
  • 17Buddleja globosa
  • xPhygelius capensis
  • xByblis liniflora
  • xLeucophyllum frutescens
  • xMyoporum sandwicense
  • xMyoporum viscosum
  • xSelago canescens
  • xMyoporum laetum
  • xBontia daphnoides
  • xManulea crassifolia
  • xLegazpia polygonoides
  • xDermatobotrys saundersii
  • xGomphostigma virgatum
  • xMyoporum parvifolium
  • xBowkeria verticillata
  • xScrophularia canina
  • xGlycocystis beckeri
  • xCalamphoreus inflatus
  • xChaenostoma floribundum
  • xNuxia floribunda
  • xNycterinia capensis
  • xEremophila mitchellii
  • xDiocirea violacea
  • xZaluzianskya oreophila
  • xAnticharis arabica
  • xAptosimum procumbens
  • xPeliostomum calycinum
  • xStemodiopsis rivae
  • xEmorya suaveolens
  • xColpias mollis
  • xDiclis reptans
  • xHemimeris montana
  • xAgathelpis dubia
  • xBarthlottia madagascariensis
  • xChenopodiopsis retrorsa
  • xCromidon corrigioloides
  • xDischisma capitatum
  • xGlekia krebsiana
  • xGlobulariopsis wittebergensis
  • xGosela eckloniana
  • xJamesbrittenia dissecta
  • xManuleopsis dinteri
  • xMelanospermum transvaalense
  • xMicrodon capitatus
  • xPhyllopodium cuneiifolium
  • xPolycarena capensis
  • xPseudoselago spuria
  • xReyemia nemesioides
  • xSelago spuria
  • xStrobilopsis wrightii
  • xTetraselago natalensis
  • xTrieenea schlechteri
  • xWalafrida geniculata
  • xAntherothamnus pearsonii
  • xNathaliella alaica
  • xOreosolen wattii
  • xRhabdotosperma brevipedicellata
  • xAndroya decaryi
  • xLindernia oppositifolia
  • xFonkia uliginosa