Alumina

 General Overview

What does Alumina affect most?

It mainly affects the nervous system, especially the brain and spinal cord.

This leads to loss of coordination and weakness in movements—almost like the nerves are not sending signals fast enough.

Key signs you might see in a patient:

Dryness everywhere—skin, eyes, throat, rectum.

Delayed responses—for example, if pricked by a needle, they feel the pain a bit later.

Pulsations (throbbing feelings) in different body parts.

Thin, tired people who feel worse after lying down.

Who benefits from Alumina?

Elderly people who feel tired, cold, and weak.

Babies on formula who are delicate and sluggish.

Girls at puberty who look dried-up and aged early.

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Worsening Factors (What Makes Them Feel Worse):

Heat (warm room or bed)

Dry weather

Artificial food (like potatoes, starch)

After talking, periods, or coition (intercourse)

Early morning or after waking

Full or new moon

Sitting or lifting

Exposure to tobacco smoke

Relieving Factors (What Makes Them Feel Better):

Evening time

Open air

Cold washing

Damp, cool weather

Moderate movement (not too much, not too little)

Mind and Emotions

Alumina affects the mind deeply.

The person may feel like they’re not real, or like they’re outside their body.

Time feels like it’s passing too slowly.

They are moody, often depressed, worried, or fearful—especially afraid of losing their mind.

May be confused in speech or writing—wants to speak fast but can’t express clearly.

Suicidal thoughts can occur, especially on seeing knives or blood.

Head

Vertigo (dizziness), especially after waking or moving the eyes.

Headaches with a sensation of being pulled by the hair.

Hair loss, itching scalp, and numbness.

Dry hair and relief by resting quietly.

Eyes

See white stars during vertigo.

Droopy eyelids, dry and irritated.

Double vision, eye discharge at night.

Eyes feel cold.

Ears and Nose

One ear may feel hot and red.

Buzzing or crackling sounds when chewing.

Nose may have sores, cracks, and yellow mucus.

Face and Mouth

Face looks old, wrinkled, and dusty.

Spasms in the jaw, boils, pimples.

Mouth smells musty, feels dry, yet has more saliva.

Painful teeth, may feel long or stretched.

Throat and Swallowing

Feels like the throat is full of sticks.

Difficulty swallowing solid food, but better with warm drinks or empty swallowing.

Constant throat clearing.

Good for “clergyman’s sore throat”—when talking too much irritates the throat.

Stomach and Abdomen

Strange cravings—like for chalk, dry rice, rags.

Pain after eating, dislike for potatoes or meat.

Children may have big bellies.

Constipation and Urine

Constipation is a major symptom—even soft stools are hard to pass.

Dry, hard, pellet-like stools.

Can only pass stool while standing.

Urine comes slowly, feels like bladder muscles are weak.

Old people have frequent urination with dribbling.