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| Ledum (Ledum palustre)
Ledum is often used as a
tea. Small doses of Ledum are helpful for conditions that have symptom such as infection
or inflammation.
Like most Homoeopathic
prescriptions, Ledum was made as a remedy by recognizing the reactions of healthy
individuals to undiluted doses. The changes in the individuals were recorded.
When a Homoeopath sees a
patient with a set of similar symptoms to the recorded ones induced by Ledum, they then
prescribe it in an extremely dilute form. In a highly diluted dosage, Ledum can eliminate
the symptoms that it creates when it is at full strength.
This Homoeopathic Remedy
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Ledum is available over the
counter.
Professional advice
is required for
each particular ailment and for dosages.
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