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29 August 2026

Restricted mobility

Bird remedies in shoulder and neck problems

Author | Markus Kuntosch

ABSTRACT: The author presents numerous case examples drawn from years of study and therapeutic application of bird remedies. The treatment of pain and restricted movement in the shoulder and neck region is a clinical focus of this group of remedies in his homeopathic practice. Most of the patients concerned are independent people who feel that conflicts and responsibilities restrict their freedom of motion.

KEYWORDS: Accipiter nisus, Actinides, ankylosing spondylitis, autoimmune disease, back pain, birds, Calypte anna, Ciconia ciconia, claw sign, condor, crane, flamingo, Gallus gallus, Grus grus, Gypaetus barbatus, hummingbird, neck pain, Phoenicopterus ruber, shoulder pain, sparrowhawk, stork, Vultur gryphus

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28 August 2026

I cannot defend myself

Cygnus cygnus in two cases of depression

Author | Tomáš Výboch

ABSTRACT: Both patients in this arrticle suffer from profound sadness, loneliness and separation from others. They are introverted, tend to suppress their emotions and share qualities of the Lanthanides. In bird remedies these characteristics point to Cygnus cygnus from the Anseriformes order.The group exhibits classic features of the Carbon series, feeling like a small child in a difficult and dangerous world.

KEYWORDS: Anseriformes, anxiety, aves, birds, carbon series, Cygnus bewickii, Cygnus cygnus, depression, Lanthanides, Natrium muriaticum, panic attacks, PMS, tachycardia, whooper swan

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27 August 2026

The animal inside me

Ibis in a case of diverticulitis

Author | Doug Brown

ABSTRACT: A perfectionist lady suffering from diverticulitis and back pain presents typical bird themes. Lack of motivation and a feeling of boredom point to the remedy Threskiornis aethiopicus, which relieves her of her symptoms.

KEYWORDS: Back pain, birds, claw sign, cormorant, diverticulitis, ibis, Pelecaniformes, Phalacrocorax capillatus, Phalacrocorax carbo, Threskiornis aethiopicus

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