Tarantula Hispanica (Spanish wolf spider)
Tarantula hispanica
For the child in perpetual motion — running, climbing, spinning, unable to sit through a meal or a lesson. Behavior is hurried and impulsive, with sudden destructive outbursts, dramatic feigned displays, and unusual cravings or repetitive habits such as eating sand, hair-pulling, or skin-picking. Music and rhythm noticeably calm or channel the energy.
Key indications
- Best for: Extreme restlessness and constant, hurried motion; better from music
- Cannot sit still; climbs, runs, and rushes everything
- Sudden impulsive or destructive outbursts, then charm
- Strongly soothed or organized by music, dancing, rhythm
- Behavior worsens when watched or given attention
- Impulse to eat sand (pica), compulsive hair-pulling, or skin-picking on own bodies
Being watched, touch, noise, contradiction, excitement
Music, dancing, rhythmic motion, open air
200C once every three days; reduce or stop as behavior improves.
No complementary remedies listed yet.
General guidance only. 200ck may be substituted for 200C potencies. Stop the remedy upon significant improvement. If no improvement after 2-3 doses in acute cases or after 4-6 weeks in chronic cases, try a different remedy. Consult a experienced practitioner if you feel you need additional help for serious or persistent symptoms.