St. George's Pulsatilla Nigricans 30CH (10ml)

St. George's Pulsatilla Nigricans 30CH (10ml)

St. George's Pulsatilla Nigricans 30CH is a homeopathic dilution prepared from Pulsatilla Nigricans, commonly known as Pasque Flower. It is a well-established remedy in classical homeopathic materia medica.

About Pulsatilla Nigricans

Pulsatilla has a distinctive traditional materia medica picture characterized by changeable symptoms, emotional sensitivity and a generally mild, yielding temperament. Classical descriptions particularly emphasize symptoms that are variable or shifting in nature.

A characteristic feature of the Pulsatilla picture is the tendency for complaints to be worse in a warm or stuffy environment and better in cool, open air. Thirstlessness, even when the mouth is dry, is another frequently noted keynote.

Materia Medica Profile

• Traditionally associated with a mild, gentle and emotionally sensitive temperament.
• Changeable or shifting symptoms are a characteristic feature.
• Often described as worse from warmth and better in cool, open air.
• Thirstlessness is a notable characteristic in the classical remedy picture.
• Symptoms may be associated with rich or fatty foods in the traditional materia medica description.
• Classically associated with complaints affecting the digestive, respiratory and female reproductive systems.
• Symptoms may be accompanied by a characteristic need for reassurance, sympathy or emotional support.

Potency: 30CH

30CH is a commonly used homeopathic potency. In classical homeopathic practice, the appropriate potency and repetition are selected according to the individual's complete symptom picture.

Product Details

• Brand: St. George's Homeopathy
• Remedy: Pulsatilla Nigricans
• Potency: 30CH
• Form: Homeopathic Dilution
• Pack Size: 10ml

Important Note

This product information describes the traditional homeopathic materia medica profile of Pulsatilla Nigricans and does not constitute a claim of proven medical efficacy. For persistent, severe or concerning symptoms, consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.