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Symphoria racemosa

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
6Campanulidae
Phase
6Dipsacales
Subphase
5Caprifoliaceae
Stage
5
Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Picture

Chapter

3-666.65.05

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Family
English: Snowberry.
French: symphorine.
German: Pralle Schneebeere, Knallerbse.
Source: Burdick.
IntroductionSymphoria racemosa was named Symphoricarpus racemosa in the past. It was best known for nausea in the early months of pregnancy. It can be seen as an expression of Stage 5. The relationship has become fixed due to the pregnancy and there is a fear how it will go on. They fear to lose their independence by their marriage and having children. They do not know if they can manage a life with children and husband.
MindFeels unaccepted in his group but hesitates to leave and look for a new group.
Love difficult, sensation unappreciated.
Passionate relationships, hiding them not knowing how to go on with it.
Serious alternating with laughing.
Colour preference: 19C.
GeneralTime: < 9 pm.
Desire: fickle appetite.
Aversion: all food.
Food: < smell or thought of food.
Physical: < motion, > lying on back, < lying down.
BodyGeneral: burnout.
Mouth: bitter taste.
Stomach: nausea, deathly, < pregnancy, < riding a car, smell or thought of food, < menses; disturbances; vomiting, continuous, incessant, violent retching, < pregnancy, < menses, < motion, of arms; belching; waterbrash.
Rectum: constipation.
Female: metrorrhagia, < abortion.
Skin: herpes.
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