Other term Occidental tree of life Application of Thuja occidentalis for the following diseases in homeopathy Chronic sequelae of profound infectious diseases, chronic suffering due to an old infection. For example rheumatoid arthritis as a result of an earlier angina Proliferating processes on the skin such as:WartsProliferationPolypes on the mucous membranes Warts Growths Polyps on … Thuja occidentalis
Description of the Aspen flower The tree is widespread. In March or April the male hanging and the female round catkins appear, before the leaves break out. State of Mind One has inexplicable anxieties, fear of impending disaster, fear of expectation, “fear of fear”, “trembling like aspen leaves”. Peculiarity Children Children tend to have nightmares … The Aspen Bach Flower
Description of the flower Red Chestnut The tree (Red Chestnut) is slightly smaller than the horse chestnut. The bright pink flowers appear in spring. State of Mind You worry more about the welfare of other people than about your own. Peculiarity Children Children in Red Chestnut state have a very close bond with parents and … The Bach Flower Red Chestnut
Other term Monk’s pepper Application of Vitex agnus castus for the following diseases Impotence and lack of desire Painful, swollen breasts before the onset of the period Use of Vitex agnus castus for the following symptoms Abnormal mental excitability Depressed mood Daytime sleepiness Impotence and lack of interest in sex In larger doses, monk pepper … Vitex agnus castus
Synonyms Greek: osteon= bone and pathos= suffering, disease synonyms: Manual Medicine/Therapy, Manual Therapy, Chirotherapy, Chiropractic Introduction Physical complaints without obvious organ findings represent a large part of the patient volume in medical practice. About 30-50% of all physical complaints belong to this category of so-called functional diseases. Many patients who are treated in physiotherapy centers … Visceral Osteopathy
Introduction The Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) or Chinese Medicine is a healing art that was founded in China about 2000 years ago. Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on two principles. On the one hand on the Yin-Yang theory and on the other hand on the teaching of the five phases of transformation. The Chinese developed … Traditional Chinese Medicine
The life energy Qi Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) evaluates observations and phenomena in patients in five phases of transformation. An element is assigned to each phase of change, but it is in constant change. The five Chinese elements are: Wood, fire, earth, metal and water. The 5-Elements-Teach is not about the appearance of the individual … The life energy Qi | Traditional Chinese Medicine
Other term Valerian Please also note our topic from the field of medicinal plants and herbs: Valerian Application of Valeriana in the following homeopathic diseases Hysteria Insomnia Headaches Tendency to cramps and faint Nerve Irritations Weakness of the legs Nervous heart complaints Globe feeling in the neck Stomach cramps Flatulence Complaints during menopause Use of … Valeriana
Crataegus laevigata Hawthorn, Hawthorn, the hawthorn comes from the rose family and is also called hawthorn, whitebeam, flourthorn, hawthorn with two handles and hawthorn. General note The hawthorn stands out as a thorny shrub or small tree with tough wood and unpleasantly smelling, white, very beautiful flowers. The leaves of the hawthorn are short stalked … Hawthorn
Other term Thyroid gland of sheep and calves Application of Thyreoidinum for the following diseases in homeopathy Hyperthyroidism with goitre formation Thrown up face Psoriasis Chronic, dry eczema Obesity Mental weakness Use of Thyreoidinum for the following symptoms Proven expectorant General information In case of hypothyroidism of the thyroid gland thyroidinum in deep potencies and … Thyroidinum
Lycopus europaeus Labiataeus Common WolfstrapThe Wolfstrap has a square stem, the lancet-like leaves are opposite, stalked at the lower part, at the top directly on the stem. The leaf margins of the Wolfstrapp are serrated. The flowers are formed where the stem is connected to the leaves. The small, white labiate flowers grow in spherical … Wolfstrapp
Use of thyme in medicine Thyme is a spice plant that has also been used as a medicinal plant for several millennia and is found in southern Europe. The parts used are essential oils and parts of the sprouts, which can be consumed as tea, for example, by pouring hot water over them. Thymain is … The Thyme
