
Phosphorus suits those who are open, affectionate and sympathetic but also prone to being naive, suggestible, or ‘spacey’. Phosphorus children are often slender and grow rapidly.
Confusion in familiar places, fear of stroke, intense and pulsating headaches or angina? This remedy may be helpful.
Staphisagria is a remedy for those who appear gentle, submissive and selfless. Anger is suppressed which then leads to physical complaints and health problems.
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.
Common Names: Black Spruce. General Information Abies Nigra (Abies-n.) is derived from the gum of the Picea mariana tree native to northern North America. It was introduced into homeopathy in the 19th century and is primarily recognized for its action on the digestive system, particularly in cases of dyspepsia linked to dietary indiscretions such as…
Common Name: Southernwood, Artemisia abrotanum. General Information Abrotanum is derived from a shrub in the Compositae (Asteraceae) family, native to southern Europe and cultivated in gardens. It has been used in traditional herbal medicine as a bitter tonic, anthelmintic, and for digestive and inflammatory issues, and was introduced into homeopathy in the 19th century. This…
Mag-phos is useful for certain types of nerve pain, cramps, irritability, colic, painful periods, symptoms worsened by cold air, and more.
Cuprum metallicum is a remedy for epilepsy, cramps, rigidity from suppressed emotions, convulsive emotions, children who are inclined to strike and spit, and much more.
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.
Spigelia pains are stitching, sharp, and piercing in nature and sometimes described as ‘hot needles’. Symptoms worsen with motion, touch, jarring, smoke, and during the daytime.