
In past times, Ipecac was used to cause vomiting after poisoning. Homeopathically it now treats vomiting accompanied by pain, bleeding, asthma or bronchitis.
Are you sensitive to smoke, smog, and odours? Do you have sour discharges, hot flushes, or a tendency to bleed or bruise easily? If so, Sul-ac may be helpful.
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.
Antimonium tartaricum (Ant-t.) is a remedy for respiratory congestion with weakness. The cough will be weak and feeble with the person unable to clear rattling mucus from their chest.
Rhus-t relieves types of blisters, hives, rheumatism, cold sores, restlessness and joint stiffness and pain.
Urtica is an important remedy for skin complaints such as hives and burns. It’s also a useful in types of gout, rheumatism, malaria, shellfish allergy, and agalactorrhea.
In homeopathy, Digitalis purpurea is used for a slow pulse- especially if an enlarged prostate, urinary problems or hepatitis are also present. What else?
This remedy, prepared from the red onion, is used for colds, hay fever, and phantom pain following amputation. Interestingly, those needing Allium cepa often crave onions.
Cina is mostly a childhood remedy for certain gastrointestinal worms or types of seizures triggered by agitation. Children are irritable, dissatisfied, and easily angered.
This remedy is known as the ‘no clear symptoms’ remedy. It is often used when, after a process of elimination, no other remedy seems to suit.