Bakson Cantharis 1X (Q) (30ml)

Bakson Cantharis 1X (Q) (30ml)

Bakson Cantharis 1X (Q) (30ml) is a thoughtfully positioned offering from Bakson in the homeopathic mother tinctures segment. This product is suited to customers looking for a practical balance of performance and convenience. 1st degree burns, Eczema, rage and anger,Burning painful urination

From a buyer point of view, the product stands out for its straightforward use and category relevance. About Bakson Cantharis Common Name: Spanish Fly/Blister Beetle. This beetle lives on honeysuckle and olive trees in western Asia and southern Europe.

Key Highlights

• 1st degree burns, Eczema, rage and anger,Burning painful urination
• Designed for regular use within the homeopathic mother tinctures category.
• Available in 100 ml for convenient use and storage.
• A practical choice for regular purchase and repeat use.

Product Overview

About Bakson Cantharis Common Name: Spanish Fly/Blister Beetle. This beetle lives on honeysuckle and olive trees in western Asia and southern Europe. The Spanish fly produces a toxic substance called cantharidin. Cantharidin is a strong poison that primarily affects the urinary tract and causes burning pain and vomiting. Causes & Symptoms for Bakson Cantharis It is well indicated in complaints occur violently with rage and anger Complaints that are associated with burning pains are well treated with cantharis. Pains that are burning stabbing and sharp shooting pains with pus formation is marked with skin infections. Vesicle formation is important, hence it is used effectively in burns of 1st degree followed by blister formation. According to Guernsey, the remedy expels moles, dead fetus, placentae; and promotes fecundity. Painful micturition with inability to hold urine, is treated well

How to Use

Follow the usage instructions on the pack and use consistently as part of your regular routine.

Precautions

Precautions while taking Bakson Cantharis If pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a homeopathic practitioner before use. Avoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the course of medication.