Cuttlefish remedies (homeopathic)

Cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) is the homeopathic name for the squid-derived remedy that is prepared from the contents of its ink sac.

The main role of cuttlefish in alternative medicine is as a homeopathic remedy. In fact, it is classified as one of the 20 polychrests, which are the remedies that have the widest range of application and are also recommended in the group of basic remedies that should be kept on hand in any home.

Homeopathy is a treatment method designed by Samuel Hahnemann that works on the principle that like cures like. Hahnemann designed a system of more than 100 remedies, formulated to be administered in tiny effective and safe doses, since they lack side effects.

He discovered the principle that tiny doses obtained by gradually reducing the concentration allow effective doses to be obtained without side effects. Hahnemann also discovered the method of potentiating his remedies by vigorous succussion (similar to shaking). Until now no one has been able to explain exactly how it works. Already during his lifetime, Hahnemann’s new methods proved effective and safe.

According to homeopathythe main centers of the cuttlefish remedy are in the mind, mental processes and reproductive organs, which are considered to act deeply over long periods of time and appropriately as a long-term treatment.

Cuttlefish is considered one of the main remedies for the treatment of female symptoms. It is particularly indicated for the following: tall, thin, irritable women who have a honey paleness. They are often sick, in fact, they are never really well and are tired most of the time.
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Sometimes they can be strange with others due to their attitudes. They feel better after exercising and improve with company, and when they are busy socially they forget their symptoms. These women usually have very prolonged periods with intense spasms and general malaise. They may also experience low back pain and constipation.

Squid ink was formerly known as Indian ink and was used by artists because it contained a dark reddish-brown pigment.

Cuttlefish utilities:
• Female problems related to menstruation.
• Constipation, especially as a result of pregnancy or menstruation.
• Dandruff, especially when associated with pigmented spots.
• Delayed menstruation, especially if yeast infections are a problem.
• Problems associated with the menopause, especially the sensation of fullness of the uterus and that it is going to empty.
• Amenorrhea, when associated with depression and general pain.
• Menorrhagia, when associated with pain in the lower abdomenlow back pain, depression and irritability.
• Abortion, especially when accompanied by pain and irritability.
• Swellings and non-malignant tumors of the uterus (such as fibroids), especially when accompanied by pain and the aforementioned emotional disorders.
• Enuresis in children shortly after falling asleep, and involuntary emission of urine with sneezing or coughing.
• Irritability, especially when related to menstruation.
• Morning sickness, especially when the symptoms are worse in the morning and are related to vinegar and salty foods.
• In case of thrush or thrush.
• Young mothers who have trouble developing their maternal feelings.
• In infants who do not like to be held.
• Depression that is accompanied by irritability and an exaggerated feeling of irresponsibility.
• Infertility, especially when associated with low libido, exhaustion and apathy.

folk remedies

Homeopathic remedies come in different strengths; some common examples are 6x, 12c, and 30c. For mild symptoms, 6x potency can be taken twice a day for seven to ten days. For acute disorders, a 6x remedy may be taken every two to four hours for three to five days, or a 30c remedy once every four hours for three days.

For extremely severe disorders, such as severe pain, burns, or bleeding, the patient may take the remedy 6x once every 15 minutes for six to eight doses or until symptoms improve, or the 30c potency every 15 to 30 minutes, four to six doses or until condition improves.

Precautions

Homeopathic remedies work best when taken in the right situations. The best person to indicate this is the experienced homeopathic doctor. Some naturopathic doctors are good homeopaths.

Homeopathic remedies should be dissolved under the tongue. You have to manipulate them as little as possible, since they can lose their effectiveness. They should also be kept away from heat and voice and should not be swallowed with a drink. After taking a homeopathic dose, patients should not drink, smoke, or brush their teeth for about 15 minutes, if possible.

Homeopathic remedies have produced no side effects so far, unless taken in massive doses. Individual aggravations may take place.

Homeopathic remedies can be taken along with allopathic remedies. Cuttlefish should not be eaten at the same time as walnut or Lochesis, as they may react adversely to each other. Coffee, peppermint, and some essential oils counteract the effects of homeopathic remedies. In some cases, dental treatment can also affect the actions of these remedies.

Other homeopathic remedies

Agaricus muscarius

Chasteberry (Agnus castus)

Onion (Allum cepa)

Ammonia carbonate (Ammonium carbonicum)

Cashew (Anacardium orientale

Macerated bee (Apis mellifica)

Silver nitrate (Argentum nitricum)

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