Chionanthus V Q MT

Key Ingredient:
Chinonanthus Virginica

Key Benefits:

• Highly effective in the treatment of headache of all kinds and cures several liver conditions

• Indicated for enlargement of spleen with paroxysma

• Relieves pain in the forehead accompanied by pain in the eye balls and pressure on the nose

• Acts as a laxative and helps in treating constipation

• Excellent remedy to cure chronic hepatitis and catarrhal conditions of the liver

• Helpful in reducing profuse and frequent urination

• It can be used to start delayed menses and corrects abnormalities in the menstrual periods

• It is also used to cure conditions of excessive sweating and weakness

Directions For Use
Take 3-5 drops of tincture in half cup of water three times a day or as directed by the physician.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Do not exceed the recommended dosage

• Keep out of the reach of children

• Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and heat

HOMEOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA
by William BOERICKE, M.D.

CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA
Fringe-tree
(CHIONANTHUS)

This remedy is often of service in many types of headaches, neurasthenic, periodical sick, menstrual and bilious. Taken for several weeks, drop doses, will often break up the sick headache habit. The pain in the forehead, chiefly over eyes. Eyeballs very painful, with pressure over root of nose. Hepatic derangements. Jaundice. Enlarged spleen (Ceanoth). Jaundice with arrest of menses. A prominent liver remedy. Gallstones (Berberis; Cholest; Calc). Diabetes mellitus. Paroxysmal, abdominal pain.

Head.--Listless, apathetic. Dull frontal headache, over root of nose, over eyes, through temples, worse stooping, motion, jar. Yellow conjunctiva.

Tongue.--Broad with thick yellow fur.

Mouth.--Dry sensation not relieved by water, also profuse saliva.

Abdomen and Liver.--Aching in umbilical region, griping. Feels as if a string were tied in a "slip-knot" around intestines which was suddenly drawn tight and then gradually loosened. Sore; enlarged, with jaundice and constipation. Clay-colored stool, also soft, yellow and pasty. Tongue heavily coated. No appetite. Bilious colic. Hepatic region tender. Pancreatic disease and other glandular disorders.

Urine.--Large amount of high specific gravity; frequent urination; bile and sugar in urine. Urine very dark.

Skin.--Yellow; marked moisture of skin. Sallow, greenish, itching.

Relationship.--Compare: Cinchona; Ceanoth; Chelidon; Carduus; Podophyl; Lept.

Dose.--Tincture and first attenuation.