I Know I ought to love my children and my husband. I used to love them. But now I have no feeling on the subject.”

- “The sepia” Lectures on Hom. Materia. J.T.Kent.

        The adaptability of the great women’s remedy “sepia” is poor in normal input and becomes even adverse disturbing emotional, intellectual or physical levels.

        Hence in emotional level we find apathy, indifference, listless and in physical level we find all the activities are slow and sluggish.

        The remedy seems to abolish the ability to feel natural love, to be affectionate. The love does not go forth into affections, there is lack of realization.

        The striking feature of this remedy is that, all affections are stilled. An absence of all joy. The best impression of her is lost if controversy arises. Aversion to ones occupation and family. Great irritability alternate with indifference. Fretful and out humor for all business.

        Breaks out in spells of weeping, is sad one minute, gentle, yielding and in another she is disagreeable, excitable and obstinate.

        You do not know what she is going to do next.

        She says and does strange things. Aversion to family, to those loved best., to sympathy, to company, yet dreads to be alone. Stifled affections.

        Frets and cries about her real and imaginary illness. Weeps when telling her complaints. Takes pleasure in teasing others. Sits quietly and answers in yes or no.

        Women hate men and men hate women. Breaks down in spells of weeping.

        Every few minutes inclined to cry without knowing the cause.

        Fits of weeping with violent burst of anger and furious gesticulations.

        Heavy flow of ideas, inability for mental activity. No desire to work. Inattentive, absent minded, indolent mood.

        Great indifference to everything, no proper sense of life. Great indifference to everything, death of a near relative or some happy occurrence, leaves her equally unaffected. No trace of her former love for friends or even for her children. Irritable, vexed, discontented with the past, present and future..