APPEARANCE: Tall and
lean with worry and frown lines on head. Often look older than their years.
Facial twitching. Thinning hair in men. Dislikes wearing light clothing.
MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL
ASPECTS: A drama queen, creating mountains out of molehills. Insecure
and hates change. Avoids commitment. Anxious over important events. Deep
fear of being alone and of the dark. Forgetful. Finds trivial mistakes
disproportionately irritating. Hates being contradicted.
PHYSICAL WEAKNESSES:
Digestive disorders, kidney stones, prostate, sore throats, male baldness.
May be prone to chronic fatigue syndrome. Right-side problems.
DIETARY FACTORS: Likes
sweet foods and warm drinks, onions, garlic and seafood. Dislikes cheese and
strongly flavored meats.
THE LYCOPODIUM CHILD:
Insecure and shy, though can be dominant and bossy with children they know.
Prefers indoor pursuits over outdoors. Conscientious and achiever
academically.
GENERALITIES: The
Lycopodium type men can lose their hair early.
