APOZEMA Heart and Circulatory Drops No. 18

Camphora complex

Indications:
For stimulating the body's self-healing powers according to the homeopathic drug picture in cases of mild heart complaints and circulatory disorders, as well as propensity to collapse, dizziness, shortness of breath, and cardiac anxiety.

Properties of the ingredients:

• Camphora (Camphor) influences the vasomotor center and thus alleviates the tendency to recurrent collapses, regardless of the cause. The collapse occurs suddenly, the skin is pale and cold-sweaty.
• Crataegus (Hawthorn) has a specific effect on the heart. Repeated angina pectoris attacks with coexisting heart weakness, headaches, and dizziness are a common symptom complex of this plant.
• Glonoinum (Nitroglycerin) is characterized by a rush of blood to the head with simultaneous darkening of vision. Often, severe palpitations and pain throughout the chest occur at the same time.
• Tabacum (Tobacco) produces a polymorphic clinical picture and is particularly indicated for paroxysmal dizziness with nausea and oppressive headaches. Additionally, facial pallor and icy coldness throughout the body with cold sweat are observed.
• Veratrum album (White Hellebore) presents the typical collapse picture with cold sweat on the forehead, nausea, cramps in the extremities, and rapid loss of strength, accompanied by palpitations, heart weakness, and shortness of breath.

Recommended dosage:
Adolescents aged 12 years and older and adults: At the onset of symptoms, 21 drops every half hour to hourly, maximum 8 times daily; with improving symptoms, up to 4 times daily.

Children aged 6 to 12 years: At the onset of symptoms, 7 drops diluted in some water every half hour to hourly, maximum 6 times daily; with improving symptoms, up to 3 times daily.

Children aged 3 to 6 years: At the onset of symptoms, 7 drops diluted in some water, maximum 3 times daily; with improving symptoms, up to 2 times daily.

Composition:
Camphora Dil. D4, Crataegus Dil. D4, Glonoinum Dil. D6, Tabacum Dil. D4, Veratrum album Dil. D4.

Properties of the ingredients:

• Camphora (Camphor) influences the vasomotor center and thus alleviates the tendency to recurrent collapses, regardless of the cause. The collapse occurs suddenly, the skin is pale and cold-sweaty.
• Crataegus (Hawthorn) has a specific effect on the heart. Repeated angina pectoris attacks with coexisting heart weakness, headaches, and dizziness are a common symptom complex of this plant.
• Glonoinum (Nitroglycerin) is characterized by a rush of blood to the head with simultaneous darkening of vision. Often, severe palpitations and pain throughout the chest occur at the same time.
• Tabacum (Tobacco) produces a polymorphic clinical picture and is particularly indicated for paroxysmal dizziness with nausea and oppressive headaches. Additionally, facial pallor and icy coldness throughout the body with cold sweat are observed.
• Veratrum album (White Hellebore) presents the typical collapse picture with cold sweat on the forehead, nausea, cramps in the extremities, and rapid loss of strength, accompanied by palpitations, heart weakness, and shortness of breath.