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Mimulus

Mimulus

9.9
A homeopathic remedy made from monkeyflowers used for certain fears or anxiety
  • noun
  • /ˈmɪmjələs/
: Mímulo
  • She added a few drops of Mimulus to her water to help with her fear of flying.

Examples

  • The homeopath suggested Mimulus for patients who struggle with specific phobias.

  • Have you ever tried Mimulus for fear of public speaking?

  • Many people turn to Mimulus when they feel anxious about everyday situations.

  • Dr. Smith recommended Mimulus for my anxiety.

  • The therapist recommended Mimulus to help her cope with her fear of heights.

  • After reading about its benefits, he decided to try Mimulus for his social anxiety.

  • Many practitioners use Mimulus as a natural remedy for those facing specific fears.

Surface Forms

Mimulus singular
Mimulus plural

Etymology

Mimulus the homeopathic remedy is named after the flower Mimulus, whose Latin name comes from mimus 'actor' plus -ulus 'little', so 'little mimic'. A helpful way to remember this remedy is to link it to the plant name and the idea of a small, clear emotion, since it is used for specific, known fears.