Sbl Abies Nigra Dilution 30 Ch 30 Ml

SBL Abies Nigra Dilution 30 CH is a homoeopathic oral liquid containing Abies nigra. In homoeopathic practice, it is traditionally used for digestive and respiratory discomfort, particularly in older adults. It may help support comfort with post-meal bloating, stomach heaviness and gastric restlessness that affects sleep. Use it only in the dose and for the duration advised by a doctor.

• Use only in the dose and for the duration prescribed by a doctor.
• Leave a gap of 30 minutes between this dilution and food or drink.

• 30 CH homoeopathic dilution.
• Long-acting dilution.
• Contains Abies nigra, also known as Black Spruce.

• Read the label carefully before use and do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Keep out of the reach of children. Consult a doctor before giving it to a child.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women, and people with other medical conditions, should consult a doctor before use.
• Store in a cool, dry place at 25 degrees Celsius, away from direct sunlight and heat.
• Avoid strong smells such as onion, hing, mint and garlic during use.
• Stop use and consult a doctor if any unusual symptom appears.

• Abies nigra: The named homoeopathic ingredient, derived from the bark and resin of the Black Spruce tree. In homoeopathic practice, it is traditionally associated with digestive and respiratory comfort.

• May help with bloating, stomach heaviness, fullness and discomfort after meals.
• May support management of sluggish digestion, constipation and abdominal discomfort, especially in older adults.
• For gastric restlessness at night, difficulty eating in the morning, heartburn or irregular appetite, it may support digestive comfort.
• May help with sensations of chest heaviness, choking, cough or breathing discomfort.
• When digestive discomfort affects sleep, it may support management of restlessness and insomnia.
• May support management of gastric discomfort in people with a history of excessive tea or tobacco consumption.
• May help with daytime dullness, fatigue, weakness, muscular pain or stiffness after physical strain.
• May support emotional calmness during sadness or fear linked with health-related discomfort.

• Post-meal comfort may improve when bloating, heaviness or fullness feels less troublesome.
• Digestive comfort may be supported when bowel movements are sluggish.
• A more settled stomach at bedtime may support more restful sleep.
• Breathing comfort may be supported when chest or throat tightness feels uncomfortable.
• Feelings of heart heaviness or palpitations associated with gastric discomfort may feel more manageable.
• Appetite may feel more settled when gastric disturbance causes fullness or unease.
• Physical comfort may be supported during fatigue, weakness, muscular pain or stiffness after strain.
• A calmer feeling may be supported during health-related worry.