SBL Kali Carbonicum LM 0/1 (20g)

SBL Kali Carbonicum LM 0/1 (20g)

SBL Kali Carbonicum LM 0/1 (20g) is a thoughtfully positioned offering from SBL in the homeopathic millesimal lm potencies segment. It is created for buyers who want dependable quality and an easy everyday-use option. For knee complaints, Joint pains, Hot flushes, cramps, back pain, worms

In everyday use, this product is chosen for its practical benefits and routine-friendly profile. Kali carbonicum Common Name: Salt of Wormwood. K2 CO3.

Key Highlights

• For knee complaints, Joint pains, Hot flushes, cramps, back pain, worms
• Designed for regular use within the homeopathic millesimal lm potencies category.
• Available in 100 gm for convenient use and storage.
• Useful for customers comparing routine-use products in this category.

Product Overview

Kali carbonicum Common Name: Salt of Wormwood. K2 CO3. Potassium carbonate Causes & Symptoms for Kali carbonicum More specific relation to the solid tissues than to the fluids of the body, to the blood corpuscles rather than to the blood plasma. The fibrous tissues are particularly affected, the ligament of joints, of the uterus, of the back. Cannot bear to be touched. The climacteric flushings are associated with disturbance of the heart. Weary and sleepy during and after eating. Kali carbonicum is good as a knee remedy. Relaxation of tissues is a great note of this remedy. Sweat, backache, and weakness, Mind and Head Indifferent, with bodily exhaustion, motion causes headache with vertigo. Vexed and irritated mood. Worse by sudden or unguarded motion, heat better most symptoms, cold air and open air worse indicates Kali carb. Warm applications causes pain to move to other places. Viole

How to Use

Use the product as directed on the label or pack instructions for best results.

Precautions

Precautions while taking Kali carbonicum Always keep a gap of 15 minutes before or after meals when you take medicine. If pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a homeopathic practitioner before use. Avoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the course of medication.