
Did you know that remedies can be taken by a quick sniff through the nostrils rather than just by mouth? It’s true.
Arnica is best-known as a remedy for bruises and injuries to soft tissues following blows, falls, surgery, and childbirth … but what else can it do?
Those who need Hepar sulph feel chilly, hate drafts and dislike being touched. They’re also irritable, easily angered, and over-sensitive to pain. Infections linger and cuts fester.
Those who need Sepia usually feel chilly, crave chocolate and sour things but dislike fats, consolation and sympathy when upset. Vigorous exercise often improves symptoms.
A useful remedy for exhaustion, weakness, anaemia, headache, and digestive upsets that arise from loss of body fluids. Those who need China are also sensitive to the cold.
Those who need Thuja struggle with self-confidence. They feel worthless and unattractive and believe that no-one would love them if they knew what they were really like.
Stramonium is a remedy for symptoms arising from terror, suppressed anger, or neurological injury. Stammering, spasms, fear of the dark, and light sensitivity are key symptoms.
Those needing Calc-carb are usually responsible, dependable people who are prone to feeling overwhelmed. They may gain weight easily, have poor stamina and crave sweets and eggs.
Rhus-t relieves types of blisters, hives, rheumatism, cold sores, restlessness and joint stiffness and pain.
Argentum nitricum is one remedy to consider when emotional and digestive upsets dominate a case. The person will be prone to flatulence with loud belches and noisy diarrhoea.