Dr. Willmar Schwabe India Abies Nigra Dilution 12 Ch 30 Ml

Dr. Willmar Schwabe India Abies Nigra Dilution 12 CH is a homeopathic dilution derived from a mother tincture prepared from the gum of the black spruce tree, also called Pinus nigra. It is used in traditional homeopathy when a person's symptoms match the Abies nigra symptom picture. Consult a doctor with experience in homeopathy for guidance on suitability, dose and duration.

Use only after consulting a doctor with experience in homeopathy, who can check whether the symptoms match the Abies nigra picture and guide the dose and duration.

• 12 CH homeopathic dilution.
• Derived from a mother tincture prepared from black spruce gum.
• Uses Abies nigra, also called Pinus nigra, as the homeopathic source material.
• Prepared using Extra Neutral Alcohol (ENA).

No serious side effects are listed in the available sources.

Consult a doctor with experience in homeopathy before use to confirm suitability and receive guidance on dose and duration.

• Abies nigra (Pinus nigra): homeopathic source material prepared from the gum of the black spruce tree.
• Extra Neutral Alcohol (ENA): alcohol used in preparing the dilution.

• May be considered in traditional homeopathy when a matching digestive symptom pattern includes discomfort after eating, indigestion, constipation, stomach pain or frequent unpleasant burping.
• A hard-body or hard-boiled-egg sensation in the upper stomach or lower food pipe may form part of the matching symptom picture.
• It may be considered when digestive symptoms are linked with long-term tea drinking or tobacco chewing, or when appetite is low in the morning and stronger later in the day.
• Sleep patterns with daytime dullness, night-time restlessness, hunger at night or bad dreams may be part of the described symptom picture.
• Matching symptoms may include low mood, nervousness that makes thinking difficult, dizziness, dull headache or flushed cheeks.
• Throat choking or a lump sensation in the lower food pipe may also be described.
• Cough with a feeling that a hard substance needs to be coughed up, or a watery mouth sensation after coughing, may be part of the symptom picture.
• Other described patterns include aching bones, lower-back pain, and alternating heat and cold during pain or fever.
• Chest tightness, a lump sensation, discomfort worsened by coughing, or difficulty fully expanding the chest may be included in the matching symptom picture.
• Night-time breathing difficulty while lying down, sharp chest pain, or a heavy, slow, fast or slow heartbeat pattern may also be described.

• Digestive comfort may be supported when the matching symptom pattern includes indigestion, constipation, unpleasant burping or stomach discomfort after meals.
• A more settled eating pattern may be supported where the described appetite changes are present.
• Sleep comfort may be supported when wakefulness is linked with hunger, bad dreams or night-time restlessness.
• Throat and food-pipe discomfort may feel eased when choking or a lump sensation is part of the matching symptom picture.
• Cough-related comfort may be supported when there is a feeling that something needs to be coughed up.
• Chest comfort may be supported when tightness, oppression or difficulty fully expanding the chest is part of the described pattern.
• Daytime comfort may be supported where dizziness, dull headache, nervousness or low mood form part of the matching symptom picture.
• Aching bones or lower-back discomfort may feel soothed when pain alternates with heat and cold.
• Comfort during night-time breathing difficulty or heartbeat-related symptoms may be supported within the described symptom picture.