• 1.25 mg Arum maculatum D4
• 1.15 mg Bryonia cretica-spag. Peka D4
• 1.10 mg Dactylopius coccus-spag. Peka D2
• 1.30 mg Cuprum aceticum D4
• 1.10 mg Gelsemium sempervirens D4
• 1.30 mg Hedera helix-spag. Peka D6
• 1.40 mg Lactuca virosa D4
• 1.40 mg Armoracia rusticana D4

• Sucrose

Lactuca virosa, Arum maculatum Areas of application
Registered homeopathic medicinal product, therefore no therapeutic indication is given. Medical advice should be sought if symptoms persist during use.

Method of application: Oral granules.

Arum maculatum uses

Arum is a plant. The root is used to make medicine. Despite serious safety concerns, arum is used for colds and swelling (inflammation) of the throat. It is also used to promote sweating and to loosen chest congestion.

Lactuca virosa uses

Wild lettuce (Lactuca virosa) is closely related to dandelion and is believed to have sedative and analgesic (pain-relieving) effects. It is often used as a natural remedy for stress and chronic pain.

Bryonia cretica uses

bryonia is used as a laxative to relieve constipation and as an emetic. Emetics are medicines that are used to cause vomiting. Bryonia is also used to treat stomach and intestinal diseases, lung diseases, arthritis, liver disease, and metabolic disorders; and to prevent infections.

Cuprum aceticum uses

Cuprum Aceticum Dilution is a versatile medicine that has many types of uses. It is prepared from the neutral acetate of copper and is useful for treating skin leprosy and psoriasis. Extended labor pain of women is also reduced by using it. The facial pain of jaws and ear can also be treated by using this remedy.

Gelsemium sempervirens uses

In homeopathic Materia Medica, Gelsemium sempervirens (Loganaceae) is described as a remedy for a variety of neurological and behavioral symptoms including general prostration, drowsiness, tiredness, mental apathy, lack of muscular coordination and discomfort when confronted with novelty or unfamiliar situations.

Hedera helix uses

Hedera helix (Linn) is common ivy of family Araliaceae found growing in the Darjeeling hills. It is an evergreen woody climber scaling the walls and covering the walls with a canopy of leaves. It is also grown as an ornamental plant. In folklore medicine, it is used for the cure of benign warts.

Armoracia rusticana uses

The roots are antiseptic, aperient, digestive, diuretic, expectorant, rubefacient and stimulant. They should be used in their fresh state. An infusion is used in the treatment of colds, fevers and flu and is of value in the treatment of respiratory and urinary tract infections.