The combination of Sulphonated Hydrocarbons, derived from complex fossil structures found in Tyrol, purportedly fish deposits, contains 10% Sulphur. It exerts a prompt and beneficial effect on the skin, mucous membranes, and kidneys, possessing strong antiparasitic properties. It reduces redness, pain, and inflammation while alleviating tension. This compound is particularly effective in winter coughs among the elderly, polyarthritis, chronic rheumatism, uric acid diathesis, hay fever, chronic hives, and tuberculosis, aiding in nutrition. Additionally, it assists in cases of alcoholism where gastric intolerance is an issue.

Patient profile of Ichthyolum:

Mind: Irritability and depression, forgetfulness, lack of concentration.

Head: Dull, aching headache alleviated by cold and pressure. Frontal and supra-orbital headache worsened by eye movement and cold air but improved by warmth.

Face: Dry and itchy skin, acne on the chin.

Throat: Irritation with pain extending to ears, sore, dry throat with hawking and expectoration.

Eyes: Burning, redness exacerbated by changes in temperature.

Nose: Bland coryza, feeling of stuffiness, soreness inside, irresistible sneezing desire.

Stomach: Unpleasant taste, burning sensation, excessive thirst, nausea, increased appetite.