Calcarea Phosphorica

Classical single remedy

growing pains and weak bones; a thin, discontented child who wants to go somewhere else; slow healing of fractures. (Boericke)

What it’s reached for

  • growing pains and school-age fatigue.
  • slow union of a fracture (alongside proper care).

Acne & Pimples — Hepar Sulph vs. Kali Bromatum vs. Sulphur vs. Berberis Aquifolium vs. Calcarea Sulphurica: pimples and pustules discharging thick yellow pus and slow to heal, in crops that keep recurring.

Heavy or Irregular Periods — Sabina vs. Trillium vs. China vs. Calcarea Carb vs. Sepia: periods early, long and heavy, in a chilly woman who sweats about the head, tires easily and puts on weight; the least excitement brings the flow on.

Weight / Obesity — Calcarea Carb vs. Fucus vs. Antimonium Crud vs. Graphites: overweight, flabby, chilly and sluggish, sweats about the head, easily tired and short of breath on exertion, craves eggs and indigestible things.

Anaemia / Debility — Ferrum Met vs. China vs. Natrum Mur vs. Calcarea Phos vs. Picric Acid: anaemia in fast-growing children and teenagers and after an acute illness, with a peevish mood, a craving for smoked or salted food, and aching in the bones.

Potency: 6X biochemic, three times a day; or 30C once daily.

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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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