About Convallaria Majalis Homeopathic Medicated Pills

Convallaria Majalis is commonly known as Lily of the Valley

Convallaria Majalis is a homeopathic remedy used as a heart tonic useful in treating heart diseases. It is also indicated in the cases of the wound on legs or ankles due to damaged veins, weak arteries and swelling, dull headache, itching on noise and lips. It is also recommended if there is congestion in the chest, discomfort while breathing and throat irritation.

Indication

• Treating  heart affection and relieving from uneasy breathing
• Swelling (dropsy)
• Headaches, chest congestion and fever
• Arteriosclerosis of Smokers
• Reducing mood swings and dullness in mind
• increase the energy of hearts' action
• Controlling itching and bleeding in the nose
• Increases heart strength and improves rythm
• Relieving colicky pains and sensitivity in stomach

Ingredients

• Active ingredients: Convallaria Majalis Dilution of desired potency 
• Inactive ingredients: Sucrose

Key Benefits

• Globules made from pure pharma grade cane sugar
• Medicated from Authentic Dilutions
• Packed in Sterile Glass vials that are odor-free, neutral, strong, and damage-resistant.
• Why Glass containers for Homeopathy Medicine? Plastic containers are reactive and leach into the substances stored into them. Due to this property of plastics, the U.S. F.D.A. had classified plastics as “Indirect Additives” i.e., though they are not directly added to the substance stored in them, they definitely seep into the contained substances. Also, homeopathy tinctures use alcohol which is a good solvent. When plastics are exposed to medicines, the alcohol is bound to dissolve some of the numerous chemicals in the plastic and that, in turn, is bound to distort the structure and action of the active ingredients present in our medicines. There is no such problem with Glass container and hence recommended.

Dosage

Adult and children 2 years of age and older: Dissolve 4 pills under the tongue 3 times a day until relieved or as directed by a physician.