A proving of nidus edulis

Summary

Evidence has been produced to show that potencies of Nidus edulis can evoke symptoms in healthy provers. No clinical experience is as yet available, but in accordance with the law of similars certain therapeutic qualities may be surmised. These would resemble the effects of the provings that point to conditions characterized by sudden changes of mood, states of consciousness, sociability, inclination to work, and appetite; phases of aloofness, anger, apathy, impatience (expecially with children), together with tiredness, nausea, headache, and flushing of the face.

This does not necessarily meet the original intentions as mentioned at the beginning, but it may prove useful for a number of other conditions, chiefly in the area of emotional instability.