REPL Dr. Advice No. 60 Locomotor Ataxia – Homeopathy for Trembling & Weak Limbs

🚶♂️ Natural Homeopathic Support for Locomotor Ataxia, Trembling & Loss of Coordination

REPL Dr. Advice No. 60 LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA is a specialized homeopathic formulation prescribed for symptoms linked to impaired motor or sensory functions. It is particularly suited for conditions where there is:

• Difficulty in controlling body movements

• Trembling and weakness in the limbs

• Knocking of knees while walking

• Excessive stiffness and cramps in the legs

• Heel not touching the floor when stepping

• Sensations of dullness, loss of coordination, and motor paralysis tendencies

This remedy provides supportive care in locomotor ataxia—a condition where the nervous system fails to coordinate voluntary muscle movements effectively.

🔬 Composition & Mode of Action

• Gelsemium Sempervirens 6X – Relieves trembling, muscular weakness, and lack of coordination between mind and body.

• Argentum Nitricum 6X – For tremulous weakness with debility and loss of control over body movements; expanding sensation.

• Cocculus Indicus 6X – Indicated in weakness and immobility of limbs, convulsive twitchings, and loss of motor balance.

• Causticum 6X – Relieves trembling and weakness of limbs, especially useful where paralysis tendencies are seen.

• Magnesia Phosphorica 6X – Known for relieving neuralgic pains with spasmodic muscular contractions, often worse at night.

• Lathyrus Sativus 6X – Acts on spinal cord disorders; difficulty in placing feet correctly, imbalance, and abnormal walking patterns.

💊 Dosage

• 10 drops in ¼ cup of water, 3 times daily

• Recommended course: At least 6 months, or as directed by a physician

✅ Summary

REPL Dr. Advice No. 60 LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA is a carefully designed homeopathic combination for those struggling with poor coordination, trembling, stiffness, and difficulty walking. By addressing both nervous system weakness and muscular imbalance, it provides natural, safe, and long-term supportive care for patients with locomotor ataxia-like symptoms.