Gelsemium Clikpak 30c 84 pillules: K
Gelsemium is the powerful yellow jasmine plant, which is safe to use only in homeopathic doses. Gelsemium is used medicinally for fevers. Persons needing gelsemium feel heavy and tremble with exhaustion. They can also be thirsty. Complains come on very slowly, often when then weather changes from cold to warm. What are its Key uses? - Influenza - Sneezing - Sore throat - Symptoms of flushing, aching, trembling - 'Tight' headache, pain around the neck eyes and shoulders - Bedwetting - Frightened and apprehensive children - Heavy eyes - Flu like symptons with backache - Shivering - Weary with heavy, aching muscles - Absence of thirst even with high temperature - Difficulty in swallowing - Running nose - Vertigo - School phobia Portable, convenient and easy to use Homoeopathic medicines should be taken regularly to be most effective. The new clikpak is therefore much better suited to a busy lifestyle. Press base twice to release two pillules into cap. Unscrew cap and without touching pillules tip them into mouth. Pillules to be sucked or chewed and taken between meals. New pillule format - same Nelsons quality. The pillules are smaller and easier to take than tablets. They can even be dissolved in warm water if preferred. Their sucrose coating and small lactose core means they taste better. In response to consumers' growing awareness of, and demand for, homoeopathy we conducted extensive research and development aimed at making our remedies even more user-friendly. The result is the revolutionary, technologically advanced and ergonomically innovative clikpak. Advantages of the new dispensing method include: No need to touch pillules - simply click them in to the cap. The pillules are delicate and handling them can make them less effective. Clicking them in to the cap also makes them easier to take. Remedy-friendly glass storage of pillules. Because the delicate nature of the pillules needs to be protected, the inside of the clikpak is made of inert glass. In 1860, a young pharmacist and student of Samuel Hahnemann, Ernst Louis Ambrecht, came to London and opened a homeopathic pharmacy in Ryder Street where he could put into practice the principles learned from his teacher. The pharmacy soon outgrew its original premises and in 1890 it was moved to Duke Street where it still remains today supplying homeopathic medicines to customers all over the world. Ernst's son Nelson, who changed the name of the company to A. Nelson and Co succeeded him. As its reputation has grown so has the demand for its products. As Europe's oldest and the UK's largest manufacturer of homeopathic medicines, Nelsons now produces the most comprehensive range in Britain from its specialised manufacturing laboratories in Wimbledon. Nelsons has two laboratories licensed by the Medicines Control Agency (MCA), where all of its remedies are produced. Top quality plant materials are sourced from around the world. The ingredients are all thoroughly tested under strict qual