Homeopathic Remedies

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A

Arsenicum album

Arsenicum album is a potentised preparation of arsenic trioxide (As₂O₃), a white, crystalline, odourless powder that is highly toxic. Historically known for its role as a poison, it also held... View remedy...

B

Baryta carbonica

A chemical compound, BaCO₃, Barium carbonate occurs as a white crystalline solid. It is sparingly soluble in water and toxic in crude form. View remedy...

C

Calcarea carbonica

This remedy is prepared from the middle layer of the oyster shell (inner calcium carbonate-rich layer), which is washed, triturated, and potentised according to homeopathic methods. Chemically, calcium carbonate (CaCO₃)... View remedy...

Carbo vegetabilis

Prepared by charring birch wood or beech wood in the absence of air, then triturated for homeopathic use. A highly porous substance capable of absorbing gases and toxins. View remedy...

Causticum

A chemical preparation created by Hahnemann himself: made by distilling a mixture of slaked lime (Calcium hydroxide) and bisulphate of potash (Potassium bisulphate), capturing the volatile alkaloid-like distillate. Not a... View remedy...

F

Ferrum metallicum

Prepared by triturating pure metallic iron. Iron is a fundamental element in human physiology, essential in haemoglobin and oxygen transport. View remedy...

Ferrum phosphoricum

Ferrum phosphoricum is a chemical combination of iron and phosphorus, generally prepared by mixing solutions of ferric chloride (FeCl₃) and sodium phosphate (Na₃PO₄), resulting in a fine, white amorphous powder.... View remedy...

G

Graphites

Graphites is a naturally occurring mineral form of carbon (chemical formula: C), historically referred to as “plumbago.” It is a soft, black, lustrous substance, used industrially in pencils, lubricants, and... View remedy...

H

Hepar sulphuris

Hepar sulphuris calcareum is not found in nature but is a chemically prepared compound made by fusing clean oyster shells (rich in calcium carbonate) with flowers of sulphur. The resulting... View remedy...

K

Kali carbonicum

A hygroscopic white salt, Kali carbonicum is chemically represented by K₂CO₃. It is an alkaline, caustic substance historically obtained from wood ashes and used in soap-making and glass production. View remedy...

Kali phosphoricum

A chemical compound composed of potassium and phosphate, this neutral salt appears as a white, crystalline powder soluble in water. View remedy...

M

Magnesia muriatica

Prepared from Magnesium chloride (MgCl₂), a deliquescent salt formed by combining magnesium with hydrochloric acid. It occurs naturally in seawater and salt lakes. View remedy...

Magnesium phosphate

An inorganic salt formed by the combination of magnesium and phosphate. White crystalline powder, soluble in water. View remedy...

Mercurius solubilis

Mercurius solubilis is a black oxide of mercury prepared through a chemical reaction involving mercury (Hg) and nitric acid, forming a soluble preparation suitable for homeopathic use. It was introduced... View remedy...

N

Natrium muriaticum

Sodium chloride (NaCl) is a naturally occurring mineral compound composed of sodium and chlorine ions. Found abundantly in sea water and salt deposits, it is essential to human physiology, regulating... View remedy...

Natrum Sulphuricum

An inorganic compound composed of sodium and sulphuric acid (Na₂SO₄). Occurs naturally in saline springs and as the mineral mirabilite. View remedy...

Nitric Acid

A powerful corrosive acid composed of nitric oxide and water. In homeopathy, it is prepared by potentising dilute nitric acid. The acid is a colourless, highly oxidising liquid that turns... View remedy...

P

Phosphorus

Phosphorus is a chemical element (P) found in nature as phosphate minerals but used homeopathically in its white (or yellow) form, which is waxy, volatile, luminous, and highly reactive. It... View remedy...

S

Silicea

Prepared from silicon dioxide (SiO₂)—a naturally occurring mineral found in quartz, flint, sand, and rock crystal. It is chemically inert, crystalline, and structurally stable. Used in both homeopathy and industry. View remedy...

Sulphur

Sulphur is a naturally occurring non-metallic element, atomic number 16, commonly found around volcanic regions and hot springs. Its bright yellow crystalline form is the basis for the homeopathic preparation,... View remedy...

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