Dr. Reckeweg R15 Vita C Nerve and Energy Tonic

Additional Information

Ingredients:

Acidum ascorbicum, Decoctum Fruct. Cynosbati, Decoctum Fruct. Sorbi aucupar., extract of Fruct. Citri, Saccharum, Saccharum tostum, Acidum phosphoricum D 3, Cocculus D 5, Helonias dioica D 5, Ignatia D 5, Sepia D 5, Zincum met. D 6, Ethanol, Aqua pur.

Mode of action:

• General physical invigoration resulting from an increase of vitamins. The feeling of exhaustion subsides, and there is a return of the energy to work.
• The effectiveness is increased by the additional use of homoeopathic medicaments: Acid. phosphor: Physical and mental weakness, weakness of back and sacral region, inability to do mental work. Consequences of grievances and worries. Indifference and discouragement. Drowsiness during day, dislike to converse. Pollutions, impotency.
• Cocculus: Physical weakness, exhaustion, irritability, state of depression, insomnia, weakness of muscles of the nape, with a feeling of heaviness in head.
• Helonias dioica: Exhaustion and overexertion (especially of women),accompanied by uterine aff exhaustion nervous irritations, depressions, desire for solitude.
• Ignatia: Nervous exhaustion and irritability following prolonged mental afflictions of a depressing nature, after grievances and worries. Egocentric solitude.
• Sepia: Sadness, irritable and moody. Indifference to duties, especially with women in the menopause.
• Zincum met: Great nervous exhaustion, restlessness of the legs. Irritability of the nervous system, taciturnity, slow mental conception, weak memory. Burning and weakness along spinal cord, pricking and numbness of the limbs.
• In the beginning of the treatment three times daily from one teaspoonful to one liquor-glass. When improvement sets in, the same dose 1-2 times daily, eventually only in the evening.

Remarks :

• In sleep disturbances: see R 14 which may be administered additionally.
• During menopause: additionally R 10.
• In endocrine disturbances: see R 19, respectively R 20.
• In hypotension: see R 44. In impotency: see R 41.