Description
Dr. Reckeweg Aletris far Aletris Farinosa is a proven homeopathic remedy with potential estrogenic properties for its use in treating typical female disorders
Key uses
It is effective in treating anaemia, tiredness, and exhaustion, particularly in females. It is useful for females experiencing anaemia due to heavy menses, pregnancy, or weakness from Leucorrhoea. It is helpful in conditions like fainting with vertigo, vomiting during pregnancy, colic with flatulence, and loss of appetite
Directions
For Use: As directed by your Physician 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 about Aletris farinosa Aletris farinosa is suitable for pale, relaxed conditions, especially in females, addressing fatigue, uterus dragging sensation, rectal distress, nausea, vomiting, morning sickness, profuse menses with labor-like pains, debility from fluid loss or prolonged illness, and a tendency to abortion. An anæmic, relaxed condition, especially of the female organism, is portrayed by this remedy. The patient is tired all the time and suffers from prolapsus. Mind .-Power and energy weakened. Confused feelings. Cannot concentrate mind. Fainting, with vertigo. Mouth .-Much frothy saliva. Stomach .-Disgust for food. Least food causes distress. Fainting spells, with vertigo. Vomiting during pregnancy. Nervous dyspepsia. Flatulent colic. Rectum .-Loads up with feces-paretic condition. Stool large, hard, difficult, great pain. Female .-Premature and profuse menses, with labor-like pains (Bell; Cham; Kali c; Plat). Retarded and scanty flow (Senecio). Uterus seems heavy. Prolapse, with pain in right inguinal region. Leucorrhœa due to weakness and anæmia. Habitual tendency to abortion. Muscular pains during pregnancy. Relationship .-Compare: Helonias; Hydrastis; Tanacet; China
Homoeopathic medicine. Please consult a qualified homoeopathic practitioner before use, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking other medication.




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