• Coffea Cruda causes unusual activity of mind and body, a state of nervous excitement and hyperesthesia.

• Coffea Cruda is indicated for bad effects of sudden emotions, surprises, especially joy, leading to nervous affections.

• Coffea Cruda is indicated for nervous palpitation, often violent and distressing.

• Coffea Cruda is suited to tall, lean, stooping persons with dark complexions, choleric and sanguine temperament, and nervous disposition.

• The skin is hypersensitive to touch.

• Sleeplessness is a key feature; the patient is wide awake with mental and physical activity.

• The patient has great sensibility to pain; cannot bear it.

• The patient has fine tremors.

• General aggravation from stimulants.

• The patient has great nervous excitability.

• Coffea Cruda is indicated for complaints from excessive joy.

• The patient experiences burning pains.

• Symptoms are worse at night.

• The patient is very sensitive to external impressions.

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• The patient has exaggerated sensibility, feeling everything intensely.

• The patient has excessive mental activity; a flow of ideas; cannot stop thinking.

• The patient is cheerful, lively, and witty, but easily excitable.

• The patient experiences great anguish and worry.

• The patient has fear of death, often with palpitations.

• The patient experiences restlessness, constantly moving.

• The patient experiences irritability and impatience, easily angered.

• The patient is overjoyed, ecstatic, followed by sadness.

• The patient experiences delirium with constant talking and excitement.

• The patient has acute mental perception.

• Thoughts crowd upon the mind.

• The patient has difficulty falling asleep due to racing thoughts.

• The patient experiences delirium with loquacity.

• The patient is impatient and easily offended.

• The patient is in a sentimental mood, disposed to weep.

• The patient has a changeable mood.

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• Coffea Cruda is primarily indicated for states of extreme nervous excitement and oversensitivity.

• The typical Coffea patient is often fine-skinned, light-haired, and of a sanguine temperament.

• A general sensation of overactivity, even when physically exhausted.

• Marked insomnia due to mental activity.

• All senses are acute and oversensitive.

• The person is easily startled.

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• Extreme mental activity; a flow of ideas.

• Impossible to sleep because of mental activity.

• Joyful, excited, and full of plans.

• Great loquacity; talks incessantly.

• Over-excited imagination; visions and hallucinations.

• Restlessness and fidgetiness; cannot sit still.

• Irritability and impatience.

• Great anxiety and fearfulness, especially at night.

• Sentimental mood; easily moved to tears.

• Delusions of being persecuted or followed.

• Suicidal thoughts, but fears to commit the act.

• Worse from noise, light, and mental exertion.

• Headache as if the brain were dashed to pieces.

• Violent headache with nausea.

• Pupils dilated.

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• Photophobia.

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• Double vision.

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• Photophobia; aversion to light. Twitching of the eyelids.

• Oversensitive to noise.

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• Hearing impaired.

• Exaggerated sense of smell.

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• Nasal congestion.

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• Excessive sensitivity to odors.

• Short, dry, hacking cough, especially at night.

• Cough is worse in the evening.

• The patient experiences a suffocative feeling in the chest.

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• Violent palpitations, with anxiety and restlessness.

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• Rapid pulse.

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• Cardiac neurosis.

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• Palpitations from sudden emotions.

• Pulse is rapid and irregular.

• Angina pectoris.

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• Increased appetite, but easily satisfied.

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• Nausea and vomiting.

• The patient has a craving for stimulants.

• The patient has an aversion to food.

• Belching with sour taste.

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• Hiccoughs.

• Colic.

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• Flatulence.

• Diarrhea after excitement.

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• Frequent urging to urinate.

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• Burning sensation during urination.

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• Involuntary urination.

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• Increased sexual desire.

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• Nymphomania.

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• Premature ejaculation.

• Menses too early and profuse.

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• Increased sexual desire in both sexes. Premature ejaculation in men. Pruritus vulvae in women.

• Stiffness of the neck.

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• Pain between the shoulders.

• Trembling of the limbs.

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• Neuralgic pains in the arms and legs, worse at night.

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• Cold hands and feet.

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• Cramps in the calves.

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• Restless legs.

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• Heaviness of the limbs.

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• Twitching and jerking of the limbs. Restless legs. Heaviness and weariness of the limbs. Fine tremors.

• Hypersensitive to touch.

• Insomnia.

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• Dreams vivid and anxious.

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• Dreams full of business.

• From joy, surprises, emotions.

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• From noise, light, strong odors.

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• From cold air.

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• From alcohol.

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• From open air.

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• At night.

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• From consolation.

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• From stimulants (coffee, alcohol), noise, strong odors, surprises, emotions (joy, grief, anger), cold air, lying down.

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• From warmth, lying down quietly.

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• In a dark room.

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• Compare: Coffea tosta (Roasting develops certain vitamin-like substances. Effective for deficiency neuritis and paralysis).

• Caffeine: (A crystalline alkaloid - is a direct heart stimulant and diuretic. Useful in dropsy, myocardial degeneration, and cardiac insufficiency. Stimulates the respiratory center and nerve centers).

• Compare with: Aconite, Chamomilla, Nux vomica, Cypripedium, Thea, Kola.

• Strong black coffee, drunk hot, is an antidote for narcotic poisons.

• Hot coffee by rectum in cases of extreme collapse.

• Antidotes: Nux vomica, Tabacum.

• Complementary: Aconitum napellus.

• Dry, spasmodic cough, worse at night. Shortness of breath from excitement.

• Aconitum, Chamomilla, Nux vomica.

• Aconitum, Chamomilla, Nux vomica.

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