Anas indica, Falco peregrinus, Corvus monedula, Gallus gallus in paediatric practice
Author | Anna Koller-Wilmking
ABSTRACT: Several case studies from pediatric practice illustrate how to identify bird remedies in children. They often have an affinity for the world of birds and the freedom of flying. Sometimes they directly reveal certain characteristics of a bird. In other cases, striking similarities between the mother or father and the child allow us to conclude that the child needs the same remedy as the parent.
KEYWORDS: Abscess, Anas indica, Aquila chrysaetus, asthma, behavioural disorder, birds, bronchitis, chocken, eagle, enterobiasis, Erythracus rubecula, Falco peregrinus, Corvus monedula, gait, Gallus gallus, goose, jackdaw, Mowat–Wilson syndrome, noetic remedy, robin, strabismus







