Ignatia amara STRYCHNOS IGNATIA. FABA SANCTI IGNATII. ST. IGNATIUS’ BEAN.   The seed of a large tree, a native of the Philippine Islands. It contains strychnine, and in poisonous doses

Ignatia amara Remedy of paradoxicalities. Head better lying on painful side, moody, goneness not > by eating, sore throat < by swallowing, thirst during chill, face red during chill, etc.

Ignatia amara [Ign.]   Mind.– Weakness of thought and recollection, especially after violent concealed vexation. Extraordinarily changeable mood. Hysteria. Paroxysms of laughter or screaming. Introverted and tatiturm with low spirits

Ignatia amara. Mind and Disposition. Sensitiveness of feeling ; delicate conscientiousness. Fearfulness, timidity. Irresoluteness ; anxious ; to do now this, now that. The slightest contradiction irritates. [5] Intolerance of

Ignatia amara ign ST. IGNATIUS BEAN LOGANIACEAE   Especially suited to nervous temperament; women of a sensitive, easily excited nature; dark hair and skin but mild disposition, quick to perceive,

IGNATIA AMARA St. Ignatius Bean (IGNATIA) Produces a marked hyperæsthesia of all the senses, and a tendency to clonic spasms. Mentally, the emotional element is uppermost, and co-ordination of function is