The stem grasses wheat and timothy in allergic and pseudoallergic reactions.
All grasses, both the stem grasses and the reed grasses, have a clear clinical association with intolerances and allergies. Der Autor identifies common symptoms for all of these remedies. The grass family is viewed in relation to attachment theory and a particular family-dynamic atmosphere. It concerns respect for each individual's personal space within the family system. The case studies especially present the remedies Phleum pratense (timothy) and Triticum vulgare (wheat) and explain the process of each patient's stress cycle.
KEYWORDS: allergy, Anatherum, Arundo, attachment theory, grasses, foodstuffs, Phleum pratense, Poaceae, pollen, stress cycle, Triticum repens, Triticum vulgare, intolerance, Zea
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