Vital Force.
Mur-ac - Extreme prostration, with great restlessness; slips down toward
foot of bed; must be lifted up every little while.
Sul-ac - Extreme exhaustion, with sense 525q1622f of trembling all over, without
trembling.
Alum - Takes cold easily.
Ars - Exhaustion of vital force with rapid emaciation.
Camph - Rapid sinking of vital force; cold breath.
Colch - Great prostration, with coldness and feeling of collapse.
Hydras - Great debility and inertia.
Hyos - Picking at bedclothes; reaching out for things.
Iod - Emaciation of single parts (breasts); great exhaustion, even
talking causes perspiration.
Lyc - Inward coldness.
Mez - Sensitive to cold air.
Nat-mur - Takes cold easily.
Rhus - Constant desire to yawn, which becomes painful.
Sec - Great debility without previous loss of fluid; flesh cold to
touch, but does not allow himself to be covered.
Sep - Deficiency of vital heat; great sensitiveness to cold air; attacks
of sinking suddenly, without actual fainting.
Sil - Sensitive to cold air; shivers all over from slight cause; body
cold, feet wet.
Ver-alb - Extreme coldness of body; extreme weakness; cold sweat on
forehead.
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