Composition

• Aranea Diadema
• Arsen. jod.
• Ceanothus americ.
• China
• Ferrum chlorat.
• Lycopodium
• Sulfur

Dosage

Directions for use :

• General rule: 3 times a day 10-15 drops in a little water before meals.
• During the first days of treatment, in case of pronounced anemia, frequent doses, eventually 6-10 times daily 10-15 drops. On noting improvement, reduce the dose to 2-3 times a day. It is important not to stuff children with chocolate, sweets and eggs, as the overwork the liver and reduce appetite.
• Recommended food for children: milk puddings, oats flakes, vegetables and fruit. Meat is viewed as a complementary food whilst pork in any form: bacon, sausages, ham etc. will be avoided.
• This also applies to anemic adults.

Safety Information

• Read the label carefully before use.
• Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Additional Information

Ingredients:

Aranea Diadema D 30, Arsen. jodat. D 6, China D 6, Ceanoth. americ. D 6, Ferrum chlorat. D 6, Lycopodium D12, Sulfur D30, Ethanol, Aqua pur.

Mode of action:

• The therapeutic action is twofold; it is directed towards the liver through the excitation of the fermenting system of the liver (China and Lycopodium), and towards the marrow through a selective excitation (Ferrum chloratum). Arsen. jodatum has a beneficent effect on cellular metabolism. This means that the action extends to the blood-producing system and this is further heightened by the effect of Lycopodium on the functioning of the spleen as energized by Ceanothus americanus.
• The action of the remedy already becomes noticeable after the very first few days of the treatment; it translates as increased appetite and higher number of haematites, without involving the organism into any excess.
• There will be no accumulation of fat. Homoeopathic medicines always work in a non-toxic and harmonizing way. The technique of R 31 in action is brought out in the following symptomatology:
• Aranea Diadema: Sensitivity to changes in the weather.
• Arsen. jod.: Selective action on the variations undergone by tissues; influences the cellular metabolism.
• Ceanothus americ.: Injured spleen (i.e. after malaria). Pains in the tummy (left side). Perturbations in the production and circulation of the blood.
• China: Sequels to loss of blood and humors; harm to the liver, aftereffects of malaria; tumors of the spleen with swelling of the abdomen; lack of appetite.
• Ferrum chlorat.: Secondary anemia; rise in number of haematites.
• Lycopodium: Tonic and functional remedy of the liver in case of swellings (pain in left side), lack of appetite (quick satiety); reddish deposit in urine.
• Sulfur: Penetrating reaction agent, activator of the total sulfur metabolism. Rush to the head, disturbed circulation.

Remarks:

• In convalescence: see Vita-C 15.
• In endocrine disturbances: see R 19, respectively R 20.
• In general debility: compare R 26.
• The above preparations may be given in addition to or in alternation with R 1, depending upon symptoms