Homeopathic thuja may help relieve inflamed, swollen joints, skin complaints and genitourinary infections. It is well indicated for warts. Also may be helpful after ill effects of vaccination.
Homoeopathy is a unique system of medicine that aims to promote good health by using micro-doses of medicament which work to stimulate the body's own defence system. Homoeopathy is a non-drug therapy that is based on the principle of 'like cures like'. Homeopathic remedies have no side effects, are gentle enough to be used by all the family and can be used with any other forms of medication. The thuja person has greasy, pale skin, takes little interest in physical appearance, sensitive, weeps easily, prefers tea and dislikes meat, potatoes and fat. Children are small, with a slim build, and are slow. Emotionally, they may exhibit: paranoia that others are taking advantage anxiety fear of strangers and odd fixations. Physically, they are likely to experience headaches warts weak nails urinary conditions and catarrh.
Thuja can be used for joints that have become swollen and inflamed, as in rheumatism for skin complaints, particularly warts, and for pale, greasy skin which sweats when exposed urinary infections headaches brought on by stress or fatigue yellow-green catarrh foul-smelling perspiration tooth decay weak nails in women, for uterine or vaginal infections, early or scant menstruation, and loss of appetite in the morning gurgling bowels.
Thuja Occidental contains homoeopathic potencies of Thuja Occidental 30c.
2 tablets per dose every 15 minutes for up to 6 doses, then 3 times per day as required. Hold tablets in the mouth for about 1 minute before chewing and swallowing.
Keep out of reach of Children. Liquid and oral spray remedies are generally better given to babies and very young children than tablets. Tablet remedies are manufactured using a base of lactose (milk sugar). They are usually safe for diabetics, however professional advice should be sought if in doubt. They are not suitable for anyone with lactose intolerance. It is recommended that tablets not be given to babies and very young children. Liquid remedies are manufactured using a small amount of ethyl alcohol as a preservative in a water base. In a suggested dose (4 drops of liquid or 2 sprays of the oral spray) the quantity of alcohol per dose is so small as to be of no consequence. There has never been a recorded case of any harm coming to a mother or child at any time in pregnancy as a result of using homeopathic remedies. Likewise, there has never been a recorded case of harm coming to a baby when homeopathic remedies have been used during breastfeeding in accordance with directions for use.