About Allium Sativum Homoeopathic Dilution 

Allium sativum is commonly known as garlic. It belongs to the natural order Liliaceae. This plant is closely related to onion, chive, leek, Chinese onion and welsh onion. Other names Allium contrivers, Lahsun (hindi)

Allium sativum plant has been in use by humans for past several thousand years. It has been widely used for mainly food flavouring purposes and as a traditional medicine. Regular consumption of garlic is related to the prevention of several disease conditions related to the heart and the blood system, regulating blood pressure, decreasing blood sugar and cholesterol levels, boosting immune system, fighting against various infections as well as having antitumoral benefits. The bulb is the most frequently used part of this plant. Garlic is known to contain many sulfur-containing compounds such as Allicin, Ajoene, Vinyl dithiins, Diallyl polysulfides, S-allyl cysteine and many other non sulfur- containing compounds such as enzymes, flavonoids, saponins and Maillard reaction products. 

Fresh bulb of allium sativum plant is used to make the mother tincture. It is mainly used from third to sixth potency for treatment purpose.

Allium sativum homoeopathic benefits are seen in treatment of various conditions such as hair fall, common cold, bronchitis, dyspepsia colic and constipation/diarrhea, skin affections, menstrual disorders in females and rheumatic complaints such as sprains and coxalgia.

Prominent Allium sativum uses are:-

• It acts directly on the mucus membrane of the intestinal tract and increases peristaltic movement. It helps to treat colitis where there is presence of pathological flora in the colon.
• -It has vaso-dilatory action. About twenty-forty drops of the allium sativum mother tincture have been found to cause arterial hypotension within 30-45 minutes of ingesting it.
• It is useful for the treatment of various rheumatic troubles particularly in conditions where hip is the main area affected. It is used for the treatment of pain in hips, iliac and psoas muscles.
• It is found to be helpful to treat pulmonary tuberculosis. In such cases Allium sativum helps by reducing cough and expectoration, regulating normal body temperature, promoting healthy weight gain and making sleep regular. It even helps to treat lung conditions with hemoptysis or blood while coughing. 

Dr Vikas Sharma recommends Allium Sativum as the natural medicine for high cholesterol levels by raising the vitality of the person. The high blood pressure due to cholesterol deposits in the arteries can also be wonderfully treated with the help of Allium Sativum. The patients in whom high cholesterol is the result of excessive eating of meat can benefit by this remedy. 

Dr Kirti Singh says Allium Sativum homeopathic medicine prevents heart attack & decreases Cholesterol.  Good for atherosclerosis as vasodilator reduces cholesterol, good for respiratory system as it removes excess mucous from lungs, and warms it up. How to use: Take Allium Sativum Mother Tincture 10 Drops 3 times a day with 1/2 cup of water

There are some characteristic indications for the prescription of Allium sativum. These include:-

• Easy disturbance of digestion from least irregularity in the diet.
• Pains which are pressing from within outward, stinging or burning pains or stinging pains with paralytic weakness. These pains at times increase gradually to a point and then decrease gradually. 

• Headache which is in connection with indigestion and in females it is found to be associated with menstruation. The headache becomes better with the onset of menses and again becomes worse after the menses cease. With this headache, the patient can hardly open the eyes. There is a sensation of hair on tongue that characteristically increases on reading. The tongue is generally pale with red papillae.

Materia Medica Information

In homeopathic materia medica, Allium Sativum is described as a remedy with a particular affinity for the mucous membranes and the circulatory system. It is said to address conditions characterized by mucous membrane irritation and is also noted for its ability to act on the blood, potentially improving conditions related to blood viscosity and circulation.

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Dose.Third to sixth potency. In tuberculosis, dose, four to six grams in a moderate state of desiccation daily, in divided doses.

Conclusion: Allium sativum homeopathy medicine uses are diverse. The medicine is derived from garlic which has been used as a condiment since time immemorial and also as a medicine to treat worms and fever. The tincture is prepared from fresh bulbs and this medicine is most commonly prescribed from 6th to 30th CH potency. Ailments arising from drinking bad water and due to gluttony best respond to the action of this medicine. It has special affinity for intestinal mucus membrane and is thus often used to treat dyspepsia, burning eructation, and constipation in patients of all age groups. It shows best results in patients who are non- vegetarians rather than those who are strict vegetarians. Such people who tend to eat more than they drink and are at the same time easily affected by slightest error in their diet are the ones most benefitted by this medicine. Not only this Allium sativum has vasodilatory action and can thus effectively help to treat cardiovascular conditions like hypertension. It acts on the respiratory system and helps to treat conditions such as pulmonary tuberculosis, bronchiectasis with difficult and very fetid expectoration and hemoptysis. Thus we can see that Allium sativum works effectively to treat conditions related to its sphere of action.