SBL Aurum Metallicum Homeopathy Trituration (Tablets) 3X, 6X

About Aurum Metallicum (Metallic Gold)

Common Name: The Metal Gold

Uses:

• Exostosis, caries, nightly bone pains, especially in nasal bones.
• Ulceration of soft parts with perforation of the nasal septum.
• Warts, swollen glands in scrofulous subjects.
• Locomotor ataxia, palpitations, and congestions.
• Arteriosclerosis, ascites often with heart involvement.
• Ozaena, extreme photophobia, double vision with upper half of objects invisible.
• Induration and prolapse of the uterus.

Reactions with Aurum Metallicum:

• Safe to use alongside allopathic, ayurvedic, or other treatments.
• Homeopathic medicines do not interfere with other medications.
• Considered safe without any known side effects.

Dosage:

• Adults and adolescents (12 years and older): 2 tablets, twice daily.
• For severe, painful conditions: Take a dose every half hour.
• In chronic conditions: Take one to two doses daily.

Administration:

• Place tablets under the tongue and allow them to dissolve.

Aurum Metallicum offers relief for a range of conditions, ensuring compatibility with other treatment methods while being gentle on the body.

Understanding Homeopathic Triturations: An Overview

Homeopathic triturations are essential for preparing remedies from substances that are insoluble in water or alcohol. Here’s a concise guide:

What is Trituration in Homeopathy? Trituration involves grinding a substance with lactose (milk sugar) to make it soluble or more accessible for further dilution.

The Process of Triturations

1. Mixing: The substance is mixed with lactose, usually 1 part substance to 9 parts lactose, termed 1X or 1C potency.
2. Grinding: The mixture is ground with a mortar and pestle for about an hour to ensure even distribution.
3. Repetition: To achieve higher potencies, the process is repeated with additional lactose, e.g., a 1X mixture is mixed with more lactose to create a 2X dilution.

Significance of Triturations in Homeopathy

• Activation: Energizes the substance for therapeutic use.
• Solubility: Allows the use of insoluble substances.
• Precision: Provides a standardized method to prepare remedies.