How to use Homoeopathy drugs

Homeopathy drugs are helpful to heal most of the diseases when Allopathic medicine can’t. Usually the objective of the homeopathy drugs is to create immunity against certain diseases. For an example if you take much Red Onion for your consumption you will experience running nose, redness of eyes. If you intake minute amount of Allium cepa or Red Onion it will create an immunity against the Redness of the eyes, running nose. If a patient with Catarrh takes minute amount of Allium Cepa which is arranged as a drug he will be cured due to the immunity created by the Allium Cepa.

There are numerous amounts of medicines in homoeopathy in the form of sugar globules, syrups, hair oils, ointments. Different ingredients are used for Homoeopathy. Some are poisonous elements but they are not poisonous since minute amount is given absorbed in to the sugar globules or powders. These medicines are given some power with machines.

Silicon, Arsenic, Sulphuric acid, Nitric Acid, Graphite, Syzigium Jambolinum (fruit for diabetes) are some of the ingredients used in Homoeopathy. They are extracted, purified and mixed with the sugar (lactose), liquid or other solid vehicles.

Homoeopathy is safe and there are minimum side effects. You do not have to worry if you have accidentally taken a wrong drug.

Homeopathy drugs are available as powders, globules, droplets, ointments, oils, lotions...etc.

How to use Homeopathy drugs- They are not taken with water

If medically advised to take orally (powder, tablets, globules, droplets) place the recommended dose under your tongue and let it dissolve. However you should not place water, food or anything in your mouth 20-30 minutes before the administration of the drug. Do not put anything in your mouth till 20-30 minutes after the drug administration.

Avoid following till you finish your course

Highly caffeinated drinks such as coffee

Smoking, Liquors

Gums, Tobacco, Betel

Perfumes

Always follow a practitioner before you take medicines. Do not follow online and offline sources when you are purchasing drugs. Discuss with your doctor and follow his/her prescription.

Expressed by,

Shameera Anuruddha Mahawattage