Composition

• Acid. nitric.
• Belladonna
• Jaborandi
• Kali. carbon.
• Lachesis
• Salvia offic.
• Sambucus nig.
• Sanguinaria
• Sepia
• Veratrum alb.

Dosage

Directions of use:

• As a prolonged cure 3-4 times a day 10-15 drops will be taken in some water.
• In cases intermittent perspiration (i.e. flushing, nocturnal sweat) frequent, eventually prophylactic doses, e.g. in nocturnal perspiration several doses, at an interval of 1/4 hour, of 10-15 drops.

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:

Acidum nitric. D12, Belladonna D12, Jaborandi D 4, Kalium carbon. D 6,Lachesis D 30, Salvia offic. D 30, Sambucus nig. D 4, Sanguinaria D 6, Sepia D 30, Veratrum D12.

Mode of action:

The operation of this remedy follows the pattern of strict offensive of its constituents:

• Acid. nitric.: Highly disagreeable sweat.
• Belladonna: Hot sweat, with vapor.
• Jaborandi: Hyperhidrosis of varying genesis.
• Kali. carbon.: Sweating, exhaustion – weakness between the shoulder blades, especially during nocturnal perspiration.
• Lachesis: Flushing, with outbreaks of sweating.
• Salvia offic.: Against sweat and night sweat,
• Sambucus nig.: Sweating during acute diseases of various kinds.
• Sanguinaria: Flushing with outbreaks of sweating.
• Sepia: Climacteric flushing-sweating of the climacteric variety.
• Veratrum alb.: Cold sweat; cholic.
• The present remedy, then will act in cases of sweats and the different kinds of perspiration which accompany certain illnesses.

 Remarks:

Complementary products recommended; Sweating during infectious diseases (caused by temperature variations) makes it necessary to prescribe the following complexes:

• In angina and influenza: R 1 and R 6.
• In tuberculous affections: R 48 and R 57.
• In bronchial diseases: Jutussin R 8 / R 9 andrecom-.
• In circulatory disturbances: see R 3.
• In coronary insufficiency: R 2.
• In thyrotoxicosis: R 51.
• In circulatory collapse: see R 67.