Antimonium Arsenicosum

Classical single remedy

thick milky-white coating on the tongue; upset from over-eating; cross, cannot bear to be looked at or touched. (Boericke)

What it’s reached for

  • indigestion and belching after too much rich food.
  • a child who is fretful, sulky and worse from being fussed over.
  • thickened skin, corns and cracked heels.

Cough — Drosera vs. Ipecacuanha vs. Antimonium Tartaricum vs. Bryonia vs. Spongia vs. Hepar Sulph: coarse loud rattling of mucus in the chest with very little coughed up.

Warts & Corns — Thuja vs. Causticum vs. Antimonium Crud vs. Nitric Acid vs. Dulcamara: hard, horny, smooth warts, and painful corns and callosities on the soles, worse from walking and from cold water.

Weight / Obesity — Calcarea Carb vs. Fucus vs. Antimonium Crud vs. Graphites: fat children and adults who are cross and cannot bear to be looked at or touched, a thickly white-coated tongue, over-eating with poor digestion.

Potency: 6C or 30C after meals for a few days.

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Choosing a potency

  • 6C · 12C · 30C — a recent or first-aid complaint. 30C is the usual starting point.
  • 200C · 1M — a long-standing or recurring complaint; a deeper action, taken less often.
  • Ø mother tincture — herbal / tonic / organ-support use, in drop doses.
  • 3X · 6X biochemic — gentle tissue-salt support that can be taken regularly.
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