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Know Your Remedies: Arsenicum Album (Ars.)
“Those who need Arsenicum are prone to hypochondriasis and intolerant of untidiness and disorder. They are anxious, critical, and restless, and dislike being alone …”
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Know Your Remedies: Ignatia Amara (Ign.)
Those needing Ignatia tend to be idealistic and strongly affected by disappointment or grief. They are easily offended and have changeable or volatile emotions.
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Know Your Remedies: Medorrhinum (Med.)
Think of this remedy for the combined symptoms of passion, anxiety, thrill seeking, throat clearing, swollen ankles, sensitive soles, and night-time wakefulness.
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Know Your Remedies: Pyrogenium (Pyrog.)
It’s no surprise that a remedy originally prepared from rotting meat is now used for severe infections with putrid and offensive discharges. For some, it has literally been a life-saver.
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Know Your Remedies: Gelsemium Sempervirens (Gels.)
Those who need this remedy lack confidence. Anticipation anxiety is common. Challenging situations are avoided. Muscles weaken or tremble with anxiety or illness.
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Know Your Remedies: Petroleum (Petr.)
Those who need this remedy have dry skin that is prone to deep, bleeding cracks, and feel hungry at night. They may also lose their way in previously well-known streets.
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Know Your Remedies: Aconitum napellus (Acon.)
Aconite is a go-to remedy for intense and rapid-onset symptoms relating to colds, flu, croup, ear problems, shock, and more. Learn when to use it for friends, family, and even pets.
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Know Your Remedies: Conium Maculatum (Con.)
Hemlock is the poison by which Socrates took his life. Prepared in homeopathic potencies it is a safe treatment for types of paralysis, mental slowness, and swollen glands.
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Know Your Remedies: Zincum Metallicum (Zinc.)
Do you suffer from restlessness with weakness, brain fog, or depression? Are you sensitive to noise and people talking? Zincum may be your remedy.
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Know Your Remedies: Sanguinaria Canadensis (Sang.)
Those needing Sanguinaria often experience right-sided symptoms (especially headaches) that improve with burping, vomiting, or passing flatus (gas).
