Botanical name : Impatiens glandulifera Royle
Family : Balsaminaceae
Synonyms :

• Latin : Impatiens roylei Walpers;
• English: Policemen’s helmet, Impatiens, Snapweed;
• French: Balsamine;
• German: Springkraut.

Mind/emotions

Believes own self to be advanced in work-efficiency and to have a better overview than others.
Constantly seeks activity; does not linger with others, drives them along. Tense and “ready to go”; does not like to be delayed. Impatience at hindrances, temper outbursts directed at those considered too slow. Suddenness of outbursts, may seem controlled for some time until giving way to angry impatience. Escalating tension and jarred nerves; irritability. Self-centered attitude, can be rude and abusive; failing impulse control; manic episodes; impatient irritability during drug rehabilitation.  May appear hurried and driven. While being in the more expressed Impatiens state, one usually feels less inclined to linger with others and pay thoughtful attention but drives oneself and others from one activity to the next.  Commonly, there are experiences of anger, frustration, dissatisfaction, and irritability

• MIND – CENSORIOUS
• MIND – FORSAKEN feeling
• MIND – IMPATIENCE

Physical

Wiry, tense appearance; muscles tighten easily.  Internal agitation and mounting tension that are unbearable when sitting still and compel to quick movement. Hyperactivity and extreme physical restlessness. Painfully jarred nerves, feels “on edge.” Increased sensitivity to pain; pain with impatience.  Sensory oversensitivity (as to light, noise, odors, touch). Nervous breakdown.
Alcoholism to release inner tension. Physical tension and impatient craving for drug during drug rehabilitation. Ailments from excessive tension; for example, tension headaches, muscular tension, neck or back aches, dysmenorrhea, hypertension, heart palpitations, insomnia. Excessive self-control, though socially conducive, or prolonged need to sit still may increase psychosomatic complaints. Excessive sex drive.

• Coronary heart disease
• Tension headaches, cervical, thoracic, and lumbar troubles, dysmenorrhea
• Hyperthyroidism
• Hyperkinetic heart syndrome
• Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia
• Hypertension
• Chronic cough or ‘protest cough’
• Soft tissue rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis
• Skin disease (pruritus)
• Insomnia – initial and intermittent (due to compulsive thought activity)

Compare

Cherry Plum: Escalating tension with fear of losing mental control or sanity; failing impulse control; nervous breakdown; hyperactivity (also Chestnut Bud).
Rock Rose: Excessive nervousness and sudden breakdown in patience from fragility of nerves and chronic anxiety; nervous breakdown.
Vervain: Escalating, driven, tense state; attempt to convince or inspire others while driving them along; forcefulness of personality; nervous breakdown; hyperactivity.
Vine: Prone to lead others; controls others, can be forceful and abusive.
Holly: Easily aroused aggressiveness, easily vexed and short of temper; sensitive to outside disturbances.
Chicory: Overly fussy and conscientious about details; impatience at the ingratitude of others.
Beech: Overly critical and fault-finding; intolerance toward others.

Homoeopathic Medicine And Impatiens

Arsenicum album: Conscientious, perfection-oriented worker; impatience at being interfered with; critical and fault-finding; tense and restless mental and physical state; headaches; heart palpitations, arrhythmia; insomnia.
Sepia officinalis: Overly impatient, irritable, and overwhelmed with duties; does not like to be interfered with from nervous exhaustion; temper outbursts; weeping with self-pity; sarcasm toward others; aversion to company; improves from rapid movement such as dancing; headaches; connective tissue disease; insomnia.
Apis mellifica: Aggressively impatient, but may hold irritability inside; subdued vexations may assert in violent outbursts of temper; likes to be active and busy, controls others; feels restless and impatient from celibacy; can be impatiently jealous; mental and physical tension; dysmenorrhea; arthritis, connective tissue disease.
Nux vomica: Highly work-oriented, wants to achieve; impatience at  interferences; critical and fault-finding, executive-like style; temper outbursts; extreme physical tension and sensory irritability; headaches; heart palpitations, arrhythmia; hypertension; arthritis; pruritus; insomnia.
Lycopodium clavatum: Impatient arrogance toward people other than authority, while interested in making a good impression in face of authority figures; craves power and recognition; outbursts of temper; headaches; heart palpitations; hypertension; connective tissue disease; pruritus.
Sulphuricum acidum: Great scatterd hurriedness; wants others to hurry as well; wants to do too many things at once; sensory sensitivity; tension headaches and cramps in arms, neck, and shoulders; craving for alcohol; heart palpitations; insomnia.
Medorrhinum: Restless and demanding, even cruel; intense, passionate, may have wild or scattered feeling in head; may be hurried and impatient; high sex drive; headaches; hypertension; arthritis; pruritus.
Tarentula hispanica: Extremely hurried and intense; impatience at the slow moving of others; sudden outbursts of impatience and violence; intense sex drive; hyperactivity; strong-willed and disobedient; restlessness improves on exertion and on moving with rhythmic music; headaches; arrhythmia, sudden heart palpitations; spasms and jerks.
Ipecacuanha (Cephaelis ipecacuanha): Irritable and impatient, may withhold displeasure and fall ill from the internal strain; capricious; sensory sensitivity, cannot endure noise; chronic cough or ‘protest cough’; headaches with nausea and vomiting; convulsive starting of legs and feet, does not occur in the upper limbs; insomnia.

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