About Amygdalus Persica Homeopathy Dilution

Amygdalus amara is also called as Prunus dulcis var. amara or Bitter Almond tree. The seeds of the tree Prunus dulcis var. dulcis (Almond tree) are mostly sweet but some variants produce seeds that are bitter in taste and are poisonous in nature. The seeds from Prunus dulcis var. amara or Amygdalus amara are always bitter, like the kernels from other species of Prunus, like apricot (Prunus armeniaca), peach (Prunus persica), and plum (Prunus domestica). Similar to bitter almond, these volatile oils are considered poisonous. 

Sweet almond is produced from one type of almond tree (Prunus amygdalus var. dulcis) and does not contain poisonous chemicals. Bitter almond comes from a different type of almond tree (Prunus amygdalus var. amara) and does contain toxic chemicals.

The extract of bitter almond was known to be used medicinally for conditions such as stretch marks, spasms, pain, and cough but the resulting effects were lethal or fatal especially in children due to the higher amounts of cyanide in bitter almond but the homeopathic preparation doesn’t produce such undesired effects.

Suited to conditions with a sense of altered consciousness accompanied by a difficulty in breathing.

Amygdalus Persica: Homeopathic Therapeutic Actions According to Boericke's Materia Medica

Amygdalus Persica, also known as Peach Kernel, is recognized for its comprehensive therapeutic actions, particularly effective in managing various forms of vomiting, including morning sickness, and offers relief from eye irritation and urinary issues like ischuria and hematuria.

Key Symptoms and Affected Areas:

• Head: The left side of the head experiences dullness, with the head drawn backwards. There are fears of suffocation and hesitant speech patterns.

• Eyes: The eyes may appear shiny and brilliant, albeit with limited mental clarity. There can be an involuntary turning of the eyes to the left.

• Respiratory: Presents challenges in breathing, including a sensation of throat constriction, burning, and sharp pains in the throat leading to coughing and soreness in the chest. Breathing out can be painful.

• Extremities: Involuntary jerking of limbs accompanied by loss of consciousness and hyperextension of the back.

• Skin: Notable for redness and itching, with sweat that is cold and clammy, occasionally coupled with a blue facial hue.

Dosage Guidelines:

The administration of Amygdalus Persica varies significantly based on the specific health condition, age, sensitivity, among other factors. While it may be prescribed in regular doses (3-5 drops, 2-3 times daily) for some conditions, other scenarios may call for less frequent administration (weekly, monthly, or even less often). It is crucial to adhere to a healthcare professional's guidance for dosage. Typically, a fresh infusion or mother tincture is recommended.

Potencies

Amygdalus Persica Homeopathy is diluted in various potencies namely 6C, 30C, 200C, 1M, 10M.