Calcarea sulphurica is commonly known as gypsum and is most familiar to us as plaster of Paris.

-SANKARAN R.,
Calcium sulphate is commonly known as gypsum and is most familiar to us as plaster of Paris, from which are made the plaster casts used to immobilize a fractured limb, to help healing by providing stability. In addition to a need for stability of Calcarea, Sulphur introduces an element of ego and appreciation to the salt. Hence the main feeling of Calcarea sulphurica is that he is not appreciated at the place of security, for example by his parents. Thus the Calcarea sulphurica person is constantly trying to do things that will gain him appreciation. There is a constant feeling of not being appreciated or valued, of being put down and suppressed at the place of security.


Although the patient feels pushed down, suppressed, he cannot react with the anger or indifference of Sulphur, for he depends on these people for security. The most he can do is to complain and quarrel: "Lamenting that he is not appreciated", "Quarrelsome". On the other hand, the Calcarea sulphurica person can try to do everything in a manner that makes others appreciate and value him, his work, manners, appearance, etc. In my understanding, it is one of the main remedies of the ringworm miasm, and is often indicated in the condition.
The situation is that of a man who is not appreciated, who feels that somebody else is more appreciated; he is jealous and so laments. It shows a situation of dependence: he does not break away and go, but is dependent and afraid of going away. So we have: "Timidity", "Fear at night", "Fear of dark".
He is perhaps the second or third child in the family who has not yet learned to struggle on his own, he cannot be independent but his parents praise other children more than him. So he laments passionately so that they realize how he feels. If someone tells him that what he says or feels is not true, he develops hatred towards that person: "Hatred for persons who do not agree with him". Thus he can be obstinate, quarrelsome and also malicious.
Calcarea sulphurica could be the third daughter in a family where the second daughter, being much more beautiful, gets more attention, better clothes and jewellery, and is the one to get married first. She, the third daughter, can't break away and so she tries to tell everybody that she is not being treated fairly, but nobody listens to her. They say she is just imagining things, and she develops a hatred for them. When they don't listen to her, she feels sad, mentally depressed, and at times does nothing but sits quietly and meditates. There is a discontented feeling, irritability and despair.
In my experience, a history of sibling rivalry is almost invariably obtained in the Calcarea sulphurica person.
Physical symptoms
- Tendency to boils and suppuration with yellowish pus.
- Desire for fruits and tea.
- Hot patient; desire for cold bathing; children who like to play in water or who will not come out of a swimming pool.
- Cracks in the feet in cold weather.
- Tendency to fungal infections like tinea and other skin troubles like eczema.
Rubrics
- Fear, dark.
- Hatred persons, agree with him, who do not.
- Jealousy.
- Lamenting, appreciated, because he is not.
- Obstinate.
- Sits, meditates, and.
Kent
- Desires fruits.
- Skin: cracks in winter.
Phatak
- Aversion to persons who do not agree with him.

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