SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis 10M CH (30ml)

SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis 10M CH (30ml)

SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis 10M CH (30ml) is a thoughtfully positioned offering from SBL in the homeopathic dilutions segment. It fits well into a regular care routine for users who prefer a straightforward and reliable product. Headache, Tonsillitis, Hot Flushes, Dry cough, Nasal Polyp, Corn

For regular purchase decisions, this product is often considered for its utility, comfort and convenience. SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis (Dilution) Tincture of fresh root. (The resin, leaves, seeds, seed-vessels, powdered root, and expressed juice have also been used.) Common Name: Blood-root.

Key Highlights

• Headache, Tonsillitis, Hot Flushes, Dry cough, Nasal Polyp, Corn
• Suitable for shoppers looking for a liquid in homeopathic dilutions.
• Available in 100 ml for convenient use and storage.
• Form factor: Liquid.
• Designed to fit easily into a standard care or wellness routine.

Product Overview

SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis (Dilution) Tincture of fresh root. (The resin, leaves, seeds, seed-vessels, powdered root, and expressed juice have also been used.) Common Name: Blood-root. Puccoon Causes & Symptoms for SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis Complaints that occur after taking wine, Headache from stomach disturbances, overeating, rich food, during menopause are relieved with Sanguinaria Canadensis. Burning in various parts, redness of cheeks with flashes of heat is characteristic of Sanguinaria Canadensis. Violent, dry cough, wheezing, whistling, metallic, sputa almost impossible to raise is seen in this medicine. Offensiveness and acridity characterize the discharges of Sanguinaria. Eruption on the face of young women, especially during scanty menses. Pain in places where the bones are the least covered after exposure to cold. Corns that burn; the toes burn and the patient puts the feet

How to Use

Apply or consume only according to the printed instructions and routine guidance on the pack.

Precautions

Precautions while taking SBL Sanguinaria Canadensis 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.