About Sempervivum Tectorum Mother Tincture

Sempervivum Tectorum According to Boericke Materia Medica:

Sempervivum Tectorum, also known as Houseleek, is recommended for:

1. Herpes, zoster, and cancerous tumours.
2. Scirrhous induration of the tongue and mammary carcinoma.
3. Ringworm and haemorrhoids.

Key Symptoms and Uses:

• Mouth: Treats malignant ulcers, cancer of the tongue, ulcers that bleed easily, especially at night, and significant soreness with stabbing pains.
• Skin: Addresses erysipelatous affections, warts, corns, and aphthae with flushed surfaces and stinging pains.

Comparative Remedies:

• Sedum acre (small Houseleek) for scorbutic conditions, ulcers, and intermittent fever.
• Oxalis acetosella (Wood sorrel) for cancerous growths on the lips.
• Ficus Carica (Fig) for the removal of warts with its milky juice.

Dosage: Utilized both as a tincture and in decimal dilutions, as well as the fresh juice of the plant. As prescribed by a physician.