German Hypericum Perforatum Homeopathy Mother Tincture

About German Hypericum Perforatum Homeopathic Mother Tincture Q

Hypericum perforatum, commonly known as St. John’s Wort, is also called “God’s Wonder Plant,” “Witches Herb,” “Devil’s Scourge,” “Goatweed,” or “Klamath Weed.” It is a powerful homeopathic remedy with a long tradition of use in healing injuries, especially those involving the nerves.

Key Benefits & Indications

• Nerve Injuries & Trauma – Ideal for crushed fingers, toes, nails, or lacerated wounds with intense, excruciating pain. Often referred to as the “Arnica of Nerves.”
• Post-Surgical & Dental Pain – Helps relieve sharp, shooting pain after operations, dental extractions, or nerve damage.
• Spine & Tailbone Injuries – Effective in managing mechanical injuries to the spinal cord, coccyx pain, whiplash injuries, and sensitive nerves.
• Emotional & Nervous Complaints – Useful in cases of shock, fright, depression following injuries, and mental dullness after trauma.
• Respiratory Relief – Beneficial in asthma attacks worsened by damp or stormy weather, better by expectoration.
• Skin & Wounds – Traditional remedy for excoriations, bruises, insect bites, painful scars, and herpes zoster (shingles).
• Other Uses – Hemorrhoids with sharp pain, neuritis with tingling and burning, intense headaches, and joint pains with bruised sensation.

Phytochemical Action

The active compounds of Hypericum include Hypericin and Hyperforin. These phytochemicals have been shown to:

• Inhibit reuptake of neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, GABA, and noradrenaline.
• Provide antidepressant effects, confirmed by research with 67% improvement in mild to moderate depression cases.
• Exhibit antiviral activity and immune support (studied in HIV, viral infections, shingles).
• Show potential anti-cancer activity by inhibiting malignant cell growth in lab studies.

Traditional & Historical Background

In medieval Europe, Hypericum was believed to ward off evil spirits and was kept above windows and images. Medicinally, it has been used for centuries for wounds, nerve complaints, shock, and emotional imbalances. Its red juice was once the most popular application for wounds and bruises in Europe.

Therapeutic Use in Homeopathy

• Acts on the cerebrospinal and venous system as well as joints.
• Known as a nerve healer remedy for torn, wounded, or lacerated nerves.
• Guiding symptom: excessive painfulness and sharp-shooting nerve pain.
• Helps prevent complications such as tetanus (lockjaw) after injuries.
• Supports cases of depression after wounds, melancholic state, and nervous exhaustion.
• Can take the place of Morphine in certain cases post-surgery due to its pain-relieving action.

Safety & Precautions

• Side Effects: None reported in homeopathic potencies.
• Interactions: Do not combine with conventional antidepressant drugs without medical advice.
• Suitable for children: Yes, under physician guidance.
• Pregnancy: Safe when prescribed by a homeopathic physician.
• Duration: Continue until symptoms improve or as advised by your physician.

German Brands Available

• Dr. Reckeweg – 20ml
• Adel (Pekana) – 20ml
• Schwabe Germany (WSG) – 20ml

Why Choose German Remedies?

German homeopathic medicines are globally reputed for their purity, safety, and efficacy. These remedies are manufactured under strict pharmaceutical standards, imported into India, and distributed through authorized channels.

Hypericum Perforatum Mother Tincture Q is your natural choice for nerve pain relief, wound healing, emotional balance, and post-injury recovery. Available now in German brands from Reckeweg, Schwabe, and Adel.