1) Anxiety belongs to all of the halogens.
It hardly originates in the mind, probably coming from some defect in the body itself. It is a common symptom in heart and lung affections, and it is probably thence that the symptom springs. This anxiety is expressed in this way: The patients expect to see objects jump around them or they think that somebody is about them, and they turn around to see if such is the case. This is an effect of Bromine
2) Restless, excitable people--There is a decided erethism, during which the patient is very excitable, and restless, moving about from place to place, now sitting here, now sitting there, he fears that every little occurrence will end seriously. they continually want to be doing something
3)Active- they are active , agile people
4) Impusive—they wanted to do things quickly, impulse to do violent & strange things
5) Destructive—tendency to become destructive, tendency to ruin things which they don’t like
6) Violent- they take harsh & violent measures
7) Forgetful
A third characteristic symptom is their forgetfulness, as described by Vithoulkas (1991 b, page 50). They are so busy and they have so much on their mind that they can't keep up with it. They are inclined to write everything down on little notes, but even then they keep forgetting certain things.
8) Obsession
Their fear of forgetting things might become an obsession. This may lead to compulsive behaviour, all because they want to be able to keep everything under control. This results in fixed ideas: 'I have to do this, and I must do that'.
It hardly originates in the mind, probably coming from some defect in the body itself. It is a common symptom in heart and lung affections, and it is probably thence that the symptom springs. This anxiety is expressed in this way: The patients expect to see objects jump around them or they think that somebody is about them, and they turn around to see if such is the case. This is an effect of Bromine
2) Restless, excitable people--There is a decided erethism, during which the patient is very excitable, and restless, moving about from place to place, now sitting here, now sitting there, he fears that every little occurrence will end seriously. they continually want to be doing something
3)Active- they are active , agile people
4) Impusive—they wanted to do things quickly, impulse to do violent & strange things
5) Destructive—tendency to become destructive, tendency to ruin things which they don’t like
6) Violent- they take harsh & violent measures
7) Forgetful
A third characteristic symptom is their forgetfulness, as described by Vithoulkas (1991 b, page 50). They are so busy and they have so much on their mind that they can't keep up with it. They are inclined to write everything down on little notes, but even then they keep forgetting certain things.
8) Obsession
Their fear of forgetting things might become an obsession. This may lead to compulsive behaviour, all because they want to be able to keep everything under control. This results in fixed ideas: 'I have to do this, and I must do that'.
