Genus: Coffea
Common name: Unroasted coffee. Arabian coffee.
Family: Rubiaceae
Coffee smells like magic and fairytales – Unknown
Coffee is the second most popular beverage and the second most traded commodity in the world. Coffea arabica is a small evergreen tree that grows in tropical climates. Its white flowers are sweetly scented and produce red fruits called coffee cherries. Each fruit contains two green seeds, which when processed and roasted become the coffee beans that are ground and used to make a variety of coffee drinks. Some coffee beans are decaffeinated, and the extracted caffeine is sold to soda and pharmaceutical companies. Native to Ethiopia, coffee was first cultivated for farming in Yemen in the 16th century where it was exported to other parts of the world. Today coffee is grown in over 60 countries, with Brazil producing about 30% of the world’s supply.
The homeopathic remedy Coffee cruda is made from unroasted coffee beans. People who would benefit from this remedy are over-stimulated, over-excited, and mentally over-active, similar to someone who has had too much coffee or caffeine. Remember the homeopathic principle of Like cures like. This homeopathic remedy can help calm the nerves of an over-excited child eagerly awaiting a birthday or Christmas or bring sleep to those who are sleepless due to mental overactivity, or too much coffee.
Keynotes:
- Ailments from anger, excitement, excessive joy, pleasant surprises, fright, disappointed love
- Mental overactivity, racing thoughts, rushing ideas
- Great sensitivity to noise, touch, pain, acute senses
- Insomnia from over-excitement or spinning thoughts, sleeplessness after delivery
- Headache as from a nail driven into a side of the head
- Toothache better from holding cold water in the mouth
- Aggravation from drinking coffee
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