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Strychnos ignatia
Ignatia amara ("Ignatia") is a plant and gives name to one of the three main grief remedies in homeopathy.[1] Ignatia is named for Saint Ignatia, the founder of the Jesuit missionary order. Additional recommended knowledge
PlantIgnatia is derived from the bean of a tree in the Loganiaceae family native to the Philippines and parts of China. The fruit of the tree Strychnos ignatii is the size and shape of a pear and has almond-like seeds, also known as Saint Ignatius' beans.[2] Homeopathic remedyThe Ignatia presentation is idealistic with hopes and dreams and a person who will try to implement their ideals. They frequently have romantic relationships. In classic homeopathic cases, the ignatia person has an event that leads to disappointment and then grief. The true keynote comes when the unresolved grief turns to hysteria.[3] EvidenceIgnatia has not yet been subjected to modern scientific trials or research.[1] References |
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