Abies Canadensis Homeopathy Mother Tincture Q

About Abies Canadensis Homeopathic Mother Tincture Q

Abies Canadensis or Pinus Canadensis is a homeopathic remedy prepared from the fresh bark and young buds of Hemlock Spruce. It is a coniferous tree native to eastern North America. It has been used by Native Americans for a long time as a strong decoction of the bark of this tree is beneficial in leucorrhoea, prolapsus uteri, prolapsus ani, diarrhea and as an enema. Also as a local application in gangrene, and aphthous, oral ulcers, etc.

Abies Canadensis is also known as Pinus Canadensis, Tsuga Canadensis

The homeopathic medicine Abies Canadensis CH is a dilution prepared from the mother tincture of this remedy.

Abies Canadensis uses

Abies Canadensis homeopathic medicine is mainly indicated for indigestion, liver disorders and uterine displacement. Other symptoms are general asthenic state, feeble digestion, vascular weakness, pale mucous membranes, broncho-pulmonary irritation with profuse secretions, coughs and colds, renal torpor, pyrosis and gastric irritation with vomiting and diarrhea and cutaneous affections.

Abies Canadensis : Key Benefits and Uses

Abies Canadensis  is a homeopathic remedy primarily targeting mucous membranes and the stoma, known for easing various health conditions:

1. Gastrointestinal Relief:

   - Stoma Issues: It effectively treats symptoms of excessive hunger, indigestion, and liver sluggishness. Patients may experience an overwhelming appetite with cravings for meats and vegetables like pickles and radishes. Common symptoms include stoma burning, bloating, and significant flatulence that can affect heart function, accompanied by constipation and rectal burning.

   - Catarrhal Disorders: Useful in mucous tissue conditions, it helps alleviate pallidity of mucous membranes and passive hemorrhages. It's also beneficial as a topical application for scalds and burns.

2. Women’s Health:

   - Particularly helpful for women, it treats uterine displacements linked to poor nutrition and absorption, providing relief from related soreness and a sense of weakness in the pelvic region.

3. General Debility:

   - Helps combat overall physical weakness, cold perspiration, and provides relief from nerve pain. It's also indicated for labored respiration and slow heart action due to malnutrition.

4. Fever and ill Management:

   - Effective in managing fever symptoms aracterized by profound cold, shivering as if illed by ice-water, with notable back ills.

5. Additional Symptoms:

   - Treats feelings of faintness, an empty stoma, intense hunger followed by stoma distension, and palpitations due to gas. It also addresses emotional and psyological symptoms su as irritability and mental confusion, akin to a state of intoxication.

Usage Guidelines:

   - Recommended dosages vary, but adults typically take 1-2 tablets three times daily. It's advisable to consult with a homeopathic physician for optimal results, particularly to align with specific symptoms and conditions.

Safety and Quality:

   - Abies Canadensis  is prepared with high-quality standards by Dr. Wilmar Swabe India, ensuring safety and efficacy. However, consulting a healthcare provider before beginning any new treatment is recommended.

This remedy is particularly beneficial for those suffering from gastric disturbances, liver issues, and uterine complaints, making it a versatile addition to homeopathic care regimes.

Abies Canadensis as per Homeopathic Materia Medica

Abies can primarily affects the mucous membranes and the stomach, leading to gastric symptoms like a catarrhal stomach condition. It triggers peculiar cravings and characteristic chilly sensations, often associated with women experiencing uterine displacement, likely from nutritional deficiencies and general weakness. Symptoms include laborious breathing and heart function, a desire to lie down frequently, cold and clammy skin, and cold hands. The right lung and liver may feel small and hard.

Key Symptoms Include:

• Head: Lightheadedness and irritability.
• Stomach: Intense hunger, especially for meat and coarse foods like pickles and radishes, often eating more than digestive capacity. This leads to stomach and abdominal burning, distention, palpitations, and gas that affects heart function.
• Female Specific: Uterine displacement with a sore feeling at the uterus base, alleviated by pressure. General weakness with a constant need to lie down.
• Fever: Experiences cold shivers and a sensation of ice-cold blood, with clammy, sticky skin and night sweats.

Recommended Dose: Typically given in the first to third potency. Please note that the dosage of single homoeopathic medicines varies from drug to drug depending upon the condition, age, sensitivity and other things. In some cases they are given as regular doses as 3-5 drops 2-3 times a day whereas in other cases they are given only once in a week, month or even in a longer period. We strongly recommend that the medication should be taken as per the physician's advice.