ANGER · Emotional Health
homeopathicA book like this cannot adequately describe all of the various kinds of anger and the specific homeopathic medicines that match them. The following remedies represent a small number of the most common medicines that have anger as a primary aspect of their disease picture.
12th · 30th potency
The 12th or 30th potency is recommended, and one to six doses per episode are all that are generally needed to elicit a beneficial response. If you repeatedly feel the need to take one of the remedies below, it is best to seek professional homeopathic attention to deal with the underlying disease from which the chronic state of anger is manifesting.
For chronic anger patterns, professional homeopathic care is strongly recommended.
- Mental: Impatient, competitive, irritable, indignant; feels stressed and spreads stress to others.
- General: Worse from overindulgence, stimulants, and stress; sensitive to noise, light, odors.
- Modalities: Worse in the morning; better from rest and warmth; irritable when awakened.
- Mental: Suppressed indignation, humiliation; explosive rage after long endurance; resentful.
- General: Worse from anger and reprimands; sensitive to criticism; sleep disturbed by emotional turmoil.
- Modalities: Better from warmth and rest; worse from sexual excess and emotional suppression.
- Mental: Hyper-irritable, impatient, angry; demanding but rejects what is offered; whining.
- General: Hypersensitive to pain; worse from warmth and at night; better from being carried.
- Modalities: Worse from heat, touch, and anger; better from cold air and being carried.
- Mental: Assertive, aggressive, critical; nagging, bossy irritability; indifferent to loved ones.
- General: Worse from menopause, pregnancy, and hormonal changes; weary, overwhelmed.
- Modalities: Better from exercise and being busy; worse from being alone and emotional demands.
Quick quiz · match the remedy
1. Which remedy is indicated for impatient, hard-driving, competitive individuals who are “stressed out” and often overindulge in alcohol, drugs, coffee, and rich foods?
2. A person suppresses their anger and then expresses it in a rage. They could be an abuser or the one being abused. Which remedy fits?
3. Which remedy is indicated for hyper-irritable people who are hypersensitive to pain, make many demands, but then reject what is offered?
4. Which remedy is common for women going through menopause who are assertive, aggressive, critical, and have a nagging, bossy irritability?
5. A patient feels angry, resentful, and has suppressed indignation from long-term humiliation. They tend to explode after holding it in for too long. Which remedy is indicated?
