“Like cures like”
(Latin: similia similibus curentur)

Based on this principle, Hahnemann developed homeopathy: substances that could cause symptoms in higher doses are used in highly diluted and potentized forms – in the hope of stimulating the body’s self-regulatory mechanisms.

In homeopathy, not only the diagnosis plays a role, but the whole person with their individual complaints:

How is homeopathy applied?

• What symptoms appear?
• Since when?
• What improves, what worsens?
• Are there typical accompanying symptoms (e.g., chills, sweating, mood, sleep)?

What is important to us

• Self-medication does not replace a medical examination or necessary therapy.
• For severe, acute, or unclear symptoms, the first step should always be to consult a doctor.
• In our pharmacy, we provide open and honest advice with a clear focus on safety and sensible combination with conventional medicine.

20 commonly used homeopathic remedies and their typical applications

• Arnica montana
• Classic remedy for injuries, bumps, bruises, hematomas, and muscle soreness.
• Aconitum napellus
• Suddenly appearing symptoms after fright or draft, for example, acute onset of fever with restlessness.
• Belladonna
• Severe, suddenly occurring febrile infections with red, hot face and throbbing pains.
• Apis mellifica
• Painful, red swellings, e.g., after insect bites, with burning-stinging pain.
• Bryonia
• Dry mucous membranes, headache, or cough that improves with rest and worsens with movement.
• Nux vomica
• Complaints after "too much" – stress, anger, overeating, or alcohol, often with irritability and gastrointestinal problems.
• Chamomilla
• Severe pain (e.g., teething pain in children), when nothing seems to calm them and everything is "too much."
• Pulsatilla
• Colds with changing symptoms, blocked and runny nose simultaneously, need for fresh air and affection.
• Rhus toxicodendron
• Joint and muscle pain that "warms up," meaning it improves with movement and worsens with rest.
• Gelsemium
• Flu-like infections with pronounced weakness, chills, heavy feeling in the head and limbs.
• Hepar sulfuris
• Purulent, very painful inflammations (e.g., throat, ear, skin), great sensitivity to cold and drafts.
• Mercurius solubilis
• Inflammations in the throat and mouth area with coatings, bad breath, increased salivation.
• Ignatia
• Acute emotional stress, grief, disappointment, "lump in the throat," fluctuating mood.
• Arsenicum album
• Gastrointestinal complaints with vomiting or diarrhea, great restlessness, strong chills at the same time.
• Colocynthis
• Cramping abdominal pain that improves with warmth and pressing on the abdomen.
• Drosera
• Dry, spasmodic, irritating cough, especially at night, with coughing fits that hardly stop.
• Spongia tosta
• Dry, barking cough, often described as "through a wooden pipe," better with warm drinks.
• Phosphorus
• Irritable airways, hoarseness, tendency to frequent infections, sometimes nosebleeds.
• Sulphur
• Typical skin remedies in homeopathy: itchy, red, burning skin, tendency to eczema or impurities.
• Lycopodium clavatum
• Bloating and feeling of fullness, especially in the afternoon and evening, often in people with performance pressure and hidden insecurity.

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