Indications:
Gastroenteritis, conditions of collapse.

For the temporary relief of constipation, diarrhea or abdominal discomfort.

Oral vials:
Each 100 ml contains:
Veratrum album 4X, 10X, 30X, 200X 0.6 ml each;
Aloe socotrina 4X, 10X, 30X 0.2 ml each;
Rheum officinale 2X, 10X, 30X,
Tormentilla 2X, 10X, 30X 0.1 ml each

in an isotonic sodium chloride solution base.

Side effects: None known.
Interactions with other medication: None known.

Oral vials:
Adults and children above 6 years:
In general, 1 vial 1-3 times daily.

Children to 6 years:
1/2 the adult dosage.

Unused portion of open vials should be discarded.
Not for injection.

Dosage forms:

Oral drops: Dropper bottle containing 50 ml.
Oral vials: Pack containing 10 vials of 1.1 ml


Pharmacological and clinical notes
Constituents Indications

Veratrum (white hellebore)
Gastroenteritis acuta, tendency to collapse and conditions of collapse with cyanotic or pale and cold skin as well as cold sweat, psychosis

Aloe (aloe)
Morning diarrhea, dysentery, gastroenteritis, colitis simplex, incontinentia ani

Tormentilla (tormentil)
Gastroenteritis acuta, possibly with blood in the stools, colitis mucosa et ulcerosa

Rheum (rhubarb)
Diarrhea in children and infants, with acid  stools; gastroenteritis with colic in adults

Oral Vials
$45.00

Indications:
Dizziness of various origins
(particularly arising from arteriosclerosis).

Special note:
Vertigoheel is not incompatible with alcohol
and has no sedative properties

(does not influence safety in traffic, etc.).

Pharmacological and clinical notes
Constituents Indications

Cocculus (Indian berries)
Kinetosis, a feeling of emptiness and hollowness,
great exhaustion and general weakness

Conium (spotted hemlock)
Dizziness upon each change of position, tremulous weakness, speech disorders, ascending paralysis, arteriosclerosis

Ambra (amber)
Hyperexcitability, nervous pertussis, vertigo,  lack of concentration and poor memory

Petroleum (mineral oil)
Nausea and dizziness (kinetosis), tinnitus aurium

The preparations contained in Vertigoheel of Conium maculatum, Anamirta cocculus, Ambra and Petroleum correspond to a combination of medicaments, which displays a potentiated action in accordance with Burgi's principle and which is based on a reversal effect in the sense of the Arndt-Schulz rule.

Apart from oligodynamic trace elements such as sulphates, malates, acetates, chlorides, nitrates and phosphates of
calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron and manganese, which are identified in the conium extract, the principal pharmacological effect is to be attributed to the first synthetically produced alkaloid (Ladenburg, 1888) coniine, a propyl piperidine with the empirical formula C H N.

The picrotoxin contained in Anamirta cocculus is a stimulant of all efferent 8 17 centers of the central nervous system. It acts on the cerebrum, the medulla oblongata and the spinal cord. It also influences the adrenalin secretion and activates the conium effect considerably.

The aromatic compounds and the cholesterin-like ambrein contained in the amber, as well as the active hydrocarbons in the petroleum (nausea and dizziness when travelling) intensify the total action in a reciprocally potentiating sense.
Based on the individual homeopathic constituents of Vertigoheel, therapeutical possibilities result for the treatment of vertigo of various origins, Meniere's syndrome (giddiness, nausea, tinnitus) dizziness through nervous factors or through arteriosclerotic changes with or without arterial hypertension, dizziness originating from the labyrinth,
commotio cerebri acuta and post-concussion disorders.

The dosage is adjusted according to the disease, the symptoms and the stage of the illness:

for attacks of dizziness, shock therapy,

1 tablet or 10 drops every 15 minutes.

For the continuous treatment,
3 tablets or 10-20 drops 3 times daily.

For attacks of dizziness and nausea,
1 ampule, otherwise 1-3 times weekly

1 ampule s.c., i.m., intracutaneous.,i.v.

For commotio cerebri: mixed injection with Traumeel.

Indications:
Suppositories for infants and children in conditions of restlessness with or without fever; symptomatic treatment of common infections.

For infants and children in conditions of restlessness with or without fever; symptomatic treatment of common infections.

Warning:
If symptoms persist or worsen, a health care professional should be consulted. If pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a health care professional before use.

Composition:

Suppositories:
Each 1.1 g suppository contains:

Calcarea carbonica 8X
(fever with sweat; night sweats; glandular swellings)
4.4 mg;

Pulsatilla 2X
(chilliness even in warm room; dry cough; measles)
2.2 mg;

Chamomilla 1X
(whining restlessness; child wants to be carried),

Belladonna 2X
(redness, throbbing and burning; constricted throat),

Plantago major 3X
(earache; toothache; nocturnal enuresis),

Dulcamara 4X
(dry burning heat all over; worse in cold, wet weather)
1.1 mg each.

Monodose vials:
Children below 1 year of age:
Orally administer 1 vial daily, up to a maximum of 4 vials per day, or as directed by a health care professional.

Children 1 to 6 years of age:
Orally administer 1 vial daily, up to a maximum of 6 vials per day, or as directed by a health care professional.

Children 6 to 12 years of age:
Orally administer 2 vials daily, up to a maximum of 8 vials per day, or as directed by a health care professional.

Pharmacological and clinical notes
Constituents Indications

Chamomilla (chamomile)
Hypersensitivity, with stupor (children want to be carried around, one cheek hot and red, the other cold and pale); dry tickling coughs, disorders of dentition in small children and infants; otitis media, glandular swelling, intestinal colic, restless ness and conditions of excitation, insomnia

Belladonna (deadly nightshade)
Localized reaction phases, conditions of cerebral irritation
with cramp

Dulcamara (bittersweet)
Remedy to counteract the effects of wet weather; sensation of having caught a chill; all disorders are the results of cold and wet or worsen upon exposure to cold, wet weather; gastroenteritis

Plantago major(plantain)
Otitis media, toothache, enuresis nocturna

Pulsatilla (wind-flower)
Migratory disorders, remedy for affections of the mucosa; cardinal symptom: tearfulness

Calcium carbonicum Hahnemanni
(inner white part of the oyster shell)
Scrofulous glandular swellings, infantile facial eczema, affections of the mucosa with a tendency to ulceration;
improves convalescence

Based on the individual homeopathic constituents of Viburcol, therapeutical possibilities result for the treatment of conditions of unrest of all kinds with and without fever, the symptomatic treatment of common infections; conditions of excitation, particularly with tearfulness, moodiness, insomnia; before and after diagnostic and therapeutical intervention.

Based on its composition, Viburcol is a preparation for the symptomatic treatment of restlessness, inflammation, fever and mental variations (tearfulness, moodiness).

In feverish conditions, Viburcol brings about a Iytic defervescence, so that no hypotonic circulatory disorders occur. With Viburcol, also in infants, gastro-intestinal disturbances can be treated symptomatically. In the foreground are what are known as flatulent colics; here Viburcol has an anti-spasmodic effect (Chamomilla).

By means of the rectal application (non-irritant suppository base) a powerful and usually rapid pharmacological reversal effect (Arndt-Schulz) with antihomotoxic action is ensured.
The action of Viburcol is to be defined as an antihomotoxic detoxicating effect, in which, through the stimulation of the main defense system, an intensified enzyme activity in the form of detoxicating functions is released (homotoxone coupling).

The dosage is adjusted according to the disease, the clinical picture and the stage of the illness: in acute conditions,

1 suppository to be introduced on several occasions in succession, possibly every 1-2 hours.

Otherwise 1 suppository 2-3 times daily.

Viburcol can be administered innocuously to infants, and, in fact, from the first day of life onwards, without danger of harmful side effects or therapeutical damage.

Up to the age of 6 months, maximum 1 suppository twice daily.

Viburcol suppositories can also be administered in the appropriate indications, to adults.

Viscum compositum Forte

Indications:

Oral vials:
Each 100 ml contains:
Viscum album 1X
(lowered blood pressure; slow pulse) 5 ml;

cAMP 8X
(stimulation of enzymatic systems),

Mercurius iodatus flavus 10X
(tonsillitis),

Viscum album 10X, 28X, 198X
(lowered blood pressure; slow pulse)
1 ml each
in an isotonic sodium chloride solution base.

Oral vials:
Each 100 ml contains:

Viscum album Ø 4 ml;
cAMP 8X,
Mercurius iodatus flavus 10X,
Viscum album 10X, 28X, 198X
1 ml each
in an isotonic sodium chloride solution base.

Tablets:
Each 300 mg tablet contains:

Viscum album 1X 12mg;
cAMP 8X,
Mercurius iodatus flavus 10X,
Viscum album 10X, 28X, 198X
3 mg each
in a lactose base.

Dosage:

Oral vials:
Adults and children above 6 years:
Viscum compositum medium 1 vial 1 to 3 times daily.
In non-responders Viscum compositum forte
1 vial 1 to 3 times daily.

Children ages 2 to 6:
1/2 the adult dosage.
Unused portion of open vials should be discarded.
Not for injection.

Composition:

Drops:
50 ml cont.: Ipecacuanha 4X, Aethusa 4X, Nux vomica 4X 5 ml; Apomorphinum hydrochloricum 6X 7.5 ml; Colchicum 6X 12.5 ml; Ignatia 6X 30 ml.

Contains 35 Vol.% alcohol.

Indications:

For vomiting from other origins, according to symptoms. Vomitusheel is a biological therapeutic agent without any undesirable side effects and it can be administered also to infants and children without any risk of harm.

The dosage is adjusted according to the disease, the symptoms and the stage of the illness:

10 drops 3-4 times daily;

in acute disorders,

10 drops every 10 minutes,
possibly alternating with the other preparations indicated.

Composition:

1 Tablet cont.:
Asa fetida 4X, Ignatia 4X, Paris quadrifolia 4X, Thuja 6X ana 30 mg; Pulsatilla 4X, Lachesis 8X, Moschus 6X, Glonoinum 6X ana 45 mg.

Indications:
Vegetative dystonia; globus hystericus.

For the temporary relief of stress and nervous irritability including globus hystericus, difficulties with speech and laryngitis.

Dosage:
In general, 1 tablet dissolved under the tongue 3 times daily.

Form in which supplied and package size:
Bottle containing 100 tablets.

Pharmacological and clinical notes
Constituents Indications

Asa fetida (asafetida)
Globus hystericus, meteorism and flatulent colic, ostealgia

Ignatia (St. Ignatius' bean)
Vegetative dystonia, globus hystericus; long, deep, sighing respirations, inability to breathe normally, lability of mood, querulousness, migraine

Paris quadrifolia (herb Paris)
Headache, globus hystericus, laryngitis, painless hoarseness

Thuja (Arbor vitae)
Constitutional remedy, especially in diseases with a tendency towards proliferative processes, difficulty in finding words, and other speech disorders, hemicrania, particularly in the left frontal eminence, malodorous perspiration

Pulsatilla (wind-flower)
Migrating disorders (worse hefore menses), dysmenorrhea, remedy for affections of the mucous membranes, venous stasis, conjunctivitis; anxious, depressed female patients

Lachesis (bushmaster)
Sensation of globus, inattention to worsening  condition, disorders worse in warmth from the sun, hot flushes with a sensation that clothing is too tight, garrulity, mistrust, the patient believes that he or she is being poisoned

Moschus (musk, secretion of the male musk deer)
Laryngospasms, hysteria, nervous hyperactivity glandular with tremors

Glonoinum (nitroglycerine)
Palpitations extending to the neck, pulsations through the whole body, angina pectoris

Based on the individual homeopathic constituents of Ypsiloheel, therapeutical possibilities result for the treatment of globus hystericus and other impregnation phases localized at the neck.

Ypsiloheel is indicated for all manifestations of vegetative dystonia, particularly in rapidly changing disorders of the most varied nature and for irrational symptoms, e.g. a feeling of fetal movements when there is no pregnancy.

Ypsiloheel is also effective for migraine, ostealgia and coronary disorders of the circulation, as well as in duodenal ulcers and parapyloric syndrome with pyrosis
(auxiliary remedies are Duodenoheel, Gastricumeel. possibly Anacardium-Homaccord, Nux vomica-Homaccord, Chelidonium-Homaccord, etc.).

Also for chronic laryngitis and hoarseness, for struma parenchymatosa et colloides (Strumeel forte), for osteochondrosis of the cervical vertebrae with reflex symptoms of rachialgia (also globus hystericus is offen caused by spondylolisthesis in the cervical region).

In case vicarious headache occurs, in addition Gelsemium-Homaccord and/ or Spigelon as auxiliary remedy; for dizziness: Vertigoheel. For long-term treatment in addition Ignatia-Homaccord is well suited. Also for climacteric neurosis, especially when cardiac symptoms are also present (palpitations extending to the neck) as well as mental alterations, Ypsiloheel (in addition to Klimaktheel, Nervoheel, Neuro-lnjeel ampules, Metro-Adnex-lnjeel, Ovarium suis-lnjeel, etc.) is indicated.

The dosage is adjusted according to the disease, the symptoms and the state of the illness:

1 tablet dissolved on the tongue 3-4 times daily

for acute disorders, shock therapy:
1 tablet every 15 minutes, alternating with auxiliary remedies.