Used for shock, restlessness, acute sudden onset of infection, inflammatory fevers, and numbness. This remedy is good for those who exhibit fear and anxiety, especially after acute emotional trauma. Aconitum Napellus is often used for the common cold, croup, fever, eye injuries, and earache.

Used for exhaustion, whitish film on tongue and mucous membranes, numbness. It is often used for chicken pox (for children who are irritable with symptoms worsening at night), gas, heartburn, and indigestion.

Used for swelling, heat stroke, frost bite, rashes and inflammation of the skin from insect bites which worsen with heat. Additionally, this remedy can prevent minor allergic reactions to the insect bites. Also used for urinary tract infections where there is pain while urinating.

Used for irritation of mucus membrane, thick discharges (pus), and pinkeye. This remedy can also treat nervousness and anxiety.

After traumatic injuries, this remedy treats bruises and sprained joints. This remedy also treats arthritis, sore muscles, whooping coughs, nosebleeds and fractures as well as eye injuries. It is often used for women in pain after delivery in both natural births and caesarean sections. Used for both physical and emotional trauma. In children, this remedy prevents bedwetting during nightmares.

Used for restless, weakness, burning pains, irritating discharges, food poisoning, indigestion, diarrhoea, gastroenteritis from over consumption of ripe produce and excess alcohol. This remedy also treats mouth ulcers, asthma, tiredness due to anaemia or asthma, mental strain, pinkeye, flu, headaches with dizziness or vomiting, common cold, vaginal infection and fluid retention especially around extremities. Also helpful for nervousness or fear.

Used for treating colds where there is redness around the lower face, and cracked or bleeding lips, nose, or inside the mouth. Also used for hot nasal discharge and hot saliva due to colds. Arum triphyllum is often used for chronic hoarseness and loss of voice due to exposure to cold, or vocal strain.

A herb that helps maintain vitality, endurance and stamina. When used as a homoeopathic ingredient, it favourably influences nervous exhaustion, general nervous disability, insomnia and attention span.

Used for fever, flu, tonsillitis, sore throat, dry tickly cough worsened by speech, earache, throbbing pain, and sudden onset of flushed skin with cold extremities. Also for intense headaches, abdominal pain, toothache, inflammation of kidneys, pinkeye, heat stroke, and nose bleeds. For women, this remedy treats breast infections, menstrual cramps, and irritated nipples due to breast feeding.

Used for dryness in mucous membranes, excessive thirst, inflamed joints and membranes, weakness, mastitis, colic, and abdominal pain, including that resulting from gas, heartburn, and indigestion. Also used for coughs, flu, violent headaches, and other slowly developing acute ailments. Bryonia Alba is also for pneumonia, chest pain, constipation, and excessive sweating. A common use of this remedy is for people who display extreme irritability and a desire to be left alone.

Used for chills and susceptibility to cold, night sweats, especially on head, and sour smelling discharges. Symptoms are often improved in dry weather. It often helps in people who are irritable and fear the dark. It is commonly used for teething.

Used to increase tissue flexibility and for unwanted bone growths, deficient tooth enamel, back pain, and swollen adenoids. In children, it helps bone development in relation to learning to walk. Pains are often better with motion and heat.

Used for slow development of bones and teeth, a sensation of numbness, and swollen glands. Symptoms are generally better in the summer in warm, dry weather. It is commonly used for people who demonstrate fretful whining, always wanting to go somewhere. Good for teething.

Used for pus discharge and slow to heal wounds. A yellow film may appear on the bottom of tongue. Other symptoms include swollen glands and burning sensations on the bottoms of feet. Symptoms are better in fresh air, and worse in cold, wet weather.

A popular homoeopathic antiseptic remedy that favourably influences healing when applied locally. It promotes healthy and rapid healing after surgery and can be particularly useful for irritated cuts and grazes, which are difficult to heal.  A popular postoperative remedy often used in combination with hypericum (nerve pain relief).

Used for intense inflammations, highly sensitive body parts and burning pains. Symptoms are usually worse with touch or while urinating. Used for burns and scalds, as well as painful urination. It is commonly used for people exhibiting restlessness and increased sex drive.

Used for exhaustion, weakness, recovery or shock from operation or illness, lack of oxygen in tissues due to poor circulation, and digestive problems. Also used for frequent bleeding with dark blood, gas, indigestion, and haemorrhoids. Symptoms are usually worse in the evening, and are commonly exhibited in people with a stagnant lifestyle and apathetic behaviour.

Used for people who are highly sensitivity to pain, pain with numbness, teething, night sweats, excessive thirst, diarrhoea in children, earaches, and toothaches. Commonly used for people who are whining, impatient, and snappish.

Used for ailments of the liver and bile, such as gallstones, indigestion, jaundice, and hepatitis. Also treats warts, upset stomach, nausea, vomiting, and pain (usually right-sided). Symptoms may improve after drinking milk or hot drinks. Often used to treat people who are pessimistic, lethargic, and tend to be depressed.

Used for menstrual symptoms such as congestion in the head preceding menstruation and heaviness and cramps in the lower back during menstruation. It is also a common remedy for ailments associated with pregnancy such as post-partum depression, early miscarriage morning sickness, sleeplessness, and sharp pains in uterus. Cimicifuga Racemosa also aids symptoms of menopause as well as headaches stemming from neck stiffness. It is also used for emotional symptoms such as sighing, sadness, anxiety, and irritabilitiy.

Used for chicken pox, eczema, irritability, worms, moodiness, and for nervous system disorders. Those who require this remedy may exhibit nervousness, and in children, irritability. Symptoms are improved by lying on stomach.

Used for nervous exhaustion for those recovering from illness, weakness from nursing, or excess dehydration such as from sweating, vomiting, or diarrhoea. Also used for excessive sweating, shivering, and flushing, dizziness, nosebleeds, haemorrhages, stomach flu, gall bladder, gas, ringing in the ears, muscle spasms due to exhaustion, headaches that improve with firm pressure, but are worse with light pressure. Helpful for lack of concentration, apathy, indifference, edginess, and any uncharacteristic angry outbursts.

Used for motion sickness, weakness, numbness, and sensitivity to noise. People often exhibit sadness and difficulty concentrating. Symptoms often worsen with motion, talking, smoking, and thought of food.

Used for nervousness hyper excitability, extreme sensitivity to pain and noise, overly sensitive skin. Also used for insomnia, toothaches, labor pain, and menopause. Symptoms improve with warmth or for holding cold water in mouth for a toothache.

Used for diarrhoea, muscle spasms, heat stroke, nausea, muscle cramps, paleness (with a blue tint on skin), asthma, whooping cough, epilepsy, mental exhaustion. People who may require this remedy may be delirious or incoherent. Symptoms often improve with sweating or drinking cold beverages.

Used for symptoms due to cold or wet weather, susceptibility to colds, which may lead to other illness such as: conjunctivitis, cystitis, wheezing cough, or diarrhoea, also used for colds with thick yellow mucus. Dulcamara is also used for hives, ringworm, itchy, crusting eruptions and large smooth warts.

Used for relaxation, bruised soreness due to poor circulation in veins, ulcers of skin, dark haemorrhages, haemorrhoids, and varicose veins. Symptoms worsen in warm, moist air. Those who may require this remedy may be mentally tired, irritable, and lose train of thought. Also used for depression, nosebleeds, bruising pain due to injury, bloodshot or black eyes, and coughs with phlegm with traces of blood. Additionally, in women, it is used for pain during ovulation, excessive menstrual bleeding, and inflammation of the uterus or ovaries.

Used for splinter-like pains, excess sweating, foul smelling discharges, and yellow-green pus. This remedy treats boils, abscesses, breast infections, croup, coughs, earaches, sinus infection, sore throat, inflammation of eyelids, sore throat with ear pain upon swallowing, and toothaches. Symptoms are worse in cold air or when touching affected parts. This remedy is useful for people who are easily irritated and depressed.

St John’s Wort is a very popular remedy, often used in combination with Calendula (the popular homoeopathic antiseptic) for its pain relieving qualities. It is particularly helpful in painful nerve injuries, post surgical recovery or for painful injuries to the fingers or toes.

Used for emotional causes, cramps, trembling, spasms, over sensitivity to all stimuli, and pain in small areas. It is commonly used to treat acute emotional problems or grief. Also treats ailments with contradictory symptoms, headaches, and coughs. Symptoms are worse in the morning and better while eating. This remedy may be required by those who frequently sigh, sob  or are moody, and highly-strung.

Used for constant nausea, bright red haemorrhages, gastroenteritis, morning sickness, difficulty in breathing, and nosebleeds. Symptoms are often worse when lying down. This remedy may be used for those that are irritable and fickle.

Used for discharges, migratory joint pains, burning, sharp pains, coughs, headaches, and sinus infections. Symptoms are worse when sun is not up. This remedy may be helpful those who have restless sleep.

Used for muscle and spine disorders such as backache in the lumbar region, menopausal and menstrual problems, and problems with mucous membranes in the chest such as bronchitis and coughs. Symptoms are better with warmth and dry weather.

Often used in fairly low potencies (6C) for treating inflammation of the mucous membranes, stringy discharge, and infections in the ear and Eustachian tubes (connect to middle ear), particularly where fluid is discharged or with temporary deafness. This remedy is also given for fluid inside the ear, when mucous drips down the back of the throat, and tonsillitis. Symptoms are usually worse with fresh air, damp weather, and fatty foods.

Used for exhaustion, nervousness, and over sensitivity caused by immense stress or overexertion. Students who overstudy and break down often need it. They become weak, irritable, and angry. Symptoms are better after eating and worse from worry or touch.

Description: Used for respiratory infections, which create chronic nasal discharge, sinusitis, and ear infection.

Used for falls and bruises, puncture wounds, black eyes and other eye injuries, stings, rheumatic pain, sprains and strains, swollen extremities, or face, or stiff tendons. Symptoms are better with cold compress, and worse at night with warmth.

Used for constipation in babies, earaches, gas, heartburn, and indigestion, nausea, haemorrhoids, enlarged prostate, reddish urine, increase libido, sore throat, dry coughs, fatigue, hair loss, psoriasis, nervousness, headaches, right side symptoms. Often used for people who are melancholy, sensitive, and crave sweats. Symptoms are better with hot food or drinks and at night.

Used for abdominal pain, colic in infants, right sided symptoms, muscle aches and pain, menstrual cramps. Often used for people who are sensitive or intellectual, but cannot think clearly. Symptoms are better with warmth and worse when exhausted.

Description: Used for burning discharges, mouth and sore throat, gingivitis, bad breath, tonsillitis, throat ulcers, spasmodic coughs, fever, inflamed glands, headache, joint pain, and earache with foul smelling discharge. Also used for chronic conjunctivitis, watery eyes, nasal allergies, external blisters. Symptoms worsen in hot, damp conditions.

Used for earaches, sore throat, skin rashes, herpetic skin eruptions, foul smelling discharges, swollen glands, inflamed mucous membranes, vaginal infection, sinus infection, and common cold. Symptoms are often worse in damp and warm weather. People who may require this remedy may exhibit weak memory and irritability.

Used for acute emotional problems and grief. Dry mucous membranes, water retention, weakness, watery discharges, eyestrain, menstrual headaches, cold sores, gingivitis, bad breath, anaemia, constipation, backache, and indigestion. In women, this remedy is used for absent menstruation as a result of shock or grief, irregular menstruation, vaginal discharges, and vaginismus. Symptoms are better from sweating, fresh air, and fasting. People who require this remedy may be depressed or irritable.

A homeopathic ingredient that is said to favourably influences acid neutralization, acidity and stomach distress.

Used for liver ailments, ailments in chest such as asthma or bronchitis, head injuries in which a person has emotional changes. Symptoms are better with fresh and dry air, and worse in the morning and late evening.

Used for common cold, constipation, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps, haemorrhoids, hangovers, gastroenteritis, headaches, menstrual cramps, larynx pain, runny nose, migraines, morning sickness, and labour pain. People who require this remedy may be sullen or irritable. Symptoms are often better with warmth, sleep, and in the evening, and worse in cold weather and from eating spicy foods.

A homeopathic ingredient, Passiflora is an efficient antispasmodic that has a quieting effect on the nervous system. For those with insomnia, it promotes normal sleep with no disturbances.

Used for apathy, sluggishness, loss of appetite, sweating, dizziness, bone pain, and children who are distressed about wet dreams. Symptoms are generally in cold and near noise.

Used for morning sickness, heavy menstrual flow, nose bleeds, nausea, vomiting, stomach flu, ulcers, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, coughs, headaches, laryngitis, and burning pain. People who may require this remedy may exhibit a fear of death and restlessness. Symptoms are often worse in thunderstorms and with warm food or drink.

Used for disorders of the small intestine, liver, and rectum, stomach flu, bilious vomiting, diarrhoea, teething, and sensitivity due to inflammation or gallstones in the liver. Those who may require this remedy tend to clench and grind their teeth. Symptoms are worse in hot weather and early morning.

Used for yellow-green discharges, puffiness of face and feet, chicken pox, common cold, earaches, fever, menstrual cramps, morning sickness, emotional problems such as depression, sinus infections, inflamed eyelids, and vaginal infections. Symptoms are better from motion and worse from heat.

Used for dry mucous membranes, intense itching, excess mucous flow, swollen glands, migratory pains, and coughs. People who may require this remedy may avoid work, display low spirits, and be irritable. Symptoms are better with warmth, and worse in the evening.

Used for tendon, bone, and joint pain, strained muscles and tendons, weakness, burning, stinging pains, eye injuries, sciatica, sharp back spasms, ganglion cysts, tennis elbow, eyestrain, and bruises due to falls or blows.

Used for haemorrhage of the uterus or a threatened abortion. This remedy may not prevent abortion, but will improve the conditions of the patient. This product is also used for menstrual cramps and heavy menstrual flow.

A homeopathic ingredient that favourably influences burning, soreness and itching associated with haemorrhoids.

Used for slowness, dullness, pale skin, exhaustion, hair loss, morning sickness, post-partum depression, and vaginal infection and other gynaecological complaints. Symptoms are worse before noon, and better after exercise.

Used for poor stamina, weakness, inflammation of glands, chronic discharges, uncharacteristic odour emanating from feet, sensitivity to senses, boils and abscesses, earaches, splinters, and inflamed eyelids. Symptoms are worse in cold air and better with warmth. People who require this remedy may exhibit mental exhaustion, nervousness, and excitability.

A homeopathic ingredient that favourably influences bitter tastes in the mouth. It is also indicated for sensation of pain and deep pressure in the abdomen and for relief of flatulent distension.

Used for dry coughs, asthma, heart disease, exhaustion, chest pains, and suffocation during sleep. It is particularly useful when a family has a history of tuberculosis or chest conditions. People who need this remedy may also fear suffocation. Symptoms are better when sitting up, and worse with movement.

Used for neuralgia, teething problems, cystitis, inflamed eyelids, and headaches with pressure on forehead. It is also used for women who experience pain during sexual intercourse. Symptoms are often better with warmth and worse when emotions are suppressed. People who may need this remedy may have violent outbursts, suppressed emotions, irritability, and be easily fatigued.

A homeopathic ingredient said to help improve digestion. It helps you engage in prolonged physical exertion without feeling fatigued.

Used for skin conditions such as eczema, candida, or diaper rash. This remedy also treats digestive complaints, mental stress, gynaecological complaints, fatigue, forgetfulness, depression, insomnia due to nightmares, chicken pox, diarrhoea in children, earaches, gastroenteritis, haemorrhoids, pinkeye, and profuse offensive perspiration. Symptoms are often worse with rest and better with open air. People who require this remedy may be lazy, selfish, occupied, and have difficulty thinking.

Used for skin conditions such as eczema, candidiasis, or diaper rash. This remedy also treats digestive complaints, mental stress, gynaecological complaints, fatigue, forgetfulness, depression, insomnia due to nightmares, chicken pox, diarrhoea in children, earaches, gastroenteritis, haemorrhoids, pinkeye, and profuse offensive perspiration. Symptoms are often worse with rest and better with open air. People who require this remedy may be lazy, selfish, occupied, and have difficulty thinking.

Used for prickling pains, black eyes, and fractures (do not use for fractures unless bone is set as promotes fast healing). This remedy acts on bones, joints, and tendons.

Used for skin complaints such as oily skin and weak nails, urethral and vaginal infections, headaches from stress or excitement, warts, excess sweating, tooth decay, and swollen gums. People who require this remedy may be emotional, opinionated, and irritable. Symptoms are better from rubbing and pressure, and worse at night.

Used for irritated skin due to allergic reactions, rashes such as hives, burns, blisters, eczema, insect bites and stings, and rheumatism. In women, vulval itching, unhealthy breast milk, burning urine associated with cystitis. Symptoms are worse with touch and cool, moist air.

Used for swelling of the veins. Typically used when extremities give a sensation that they will burst due to inflamed veins. Symptoms are better when raising the affected extremity, and worse from pressure.