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Know Your Remedies: Clematis Erecta (Clem.)
“Glands become hard and painfully swollen while neuralgic (nerve) pain or electric-like shocks are worse at night..”
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Ledum palustre (Led-p)
Insect bites, puncture wounds, or swellings and bruises that improve with cold compresses? Chronic complaints such as rheumatism and gout? Ledum may be your best remedy.
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Psorinum (Psor.)
Those who need Psorinum usually lack vitality, and are prone to mental disturbances. They catch infections easily, especially colds, recover slowly and skin complaints are common.
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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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Remedy: Laurocerasus (Laur.)
Prepared from the leaves of the cherry laurel tree, this remedy has been used for types of cardiac and respiratory disorders with coexisting coldness, weakness, and collapse.
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Know Your Remedies – Apis Mellifica
The homeopathic remedy Apis mellifica is prepared from the Western or European honey bee. It was introduced into homeopathy in 1847 by a New York physician Dr. Marcy following the cure of a severely oedematous kidney patient who was prescribed dried and powdered honeybees by a native Indian medicine woman. As a result of this…
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Chamomilla matricaria (Cham.)
Chamomilla matricaria (Cham.) is a plant with small daisy-like flowers native to Europe and temperate Asia. It is now grown in most parts of the world. Chamomilla is used by hebalists and homeopaths as a gentle sleep aid and for digestive complaints. Its effect is homeopathic even when used in raw herbal form (when taken…
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Digitalis purpurea (Dig.)
Digitalis purpurea, known commonly as foxglove, is a flowering plant native to most parts of Europe. It is the original source of the heart medicine digoxin, (also called digitalis or digitalin). Digitalis, during its homeopathic provings slowed the pulse rate of those who took it. As a result it is used homeopathically as a ‘similar’…
