Chininum sulphuricum is a homeopathic remedy that is the sodium salt of sulphuric acid. It was identified by Johann Glauber in an Austrian spring in 1625, and is also known as Glauber’s Salt. It is believed to have healing properties that stimulate the liver, pancreas, and intestines. This healing salt is also credited with giving hot springs their medicinal properties.
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Uses
Chininum Sulphuricum is a homeopathic tinnitus remedy that is suitable for people who experience buzzing, ringing or roaring sounds that interfere with their hearing. This treatment is particularly suitable for people who also suffer from vertigo or chills with their tinnitus.
Benefits
The substance is a mineral. Minerals are used by the human body to make important vitamins. These aid in basic bodily functions. Glauber’s Salt balances water in the body, which aids in digestion and the removal of toxins. Chininum sulphuricum does this by helping the body quickly secrete excess fluids.
Glauber’s Salt is used to treat a variety of ailments. Illnesses caused by changes in weather, grief, and cold, damp climate are commonly treated with it. It may also assist in healing sicknesses associated with the liver, like jaundice and hepatitis.
Chininum sulphuricum’s intestine-stimulating properties make it useful for treating abdominal pains. Symptoms associated with gallstones, indigestion, diarrhea, gas, and stomach ulcers are sometimes eased by it. Other illnesses not associated with the stomach that are treated with this healing salt are headaches, head injuries, and asthma.
Cautions
No side effects.
Interactions
None are recorded. Please seek your doctor’s opinion.
Other names
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References
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