Apis mellifica is
a very well-known homeopathic that is also known as simply "Apis".
Apis mellifica is derived from
honey bees and is used to treat conditions that generally have some similarity
with the effects of the honey bee's sting.
Examples of conditions that may indicate the use of apis mellifica include:
Injuries caused by bites or stings that cause swelling, reddness, puffiness,
and the sense that the affected area resembles a watery "bag". In terms
of the patient's reaction apis mellifica is further
indicated if
the affected individual is also restless and irritable.
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Homeopathic
Remedies Section
There are very many (over 2,000) homeopathic remedies,
some of which are available from chemists and health food shops.
These pages feature some of
the most popular homeopathic remedies. The information
provided is for general interest only - it is not medical
advice.
Homeopathic
Remedies A - K
Homeopathic
Remedies L - Z
If you have health problem for
which you wish to select a homeopathic remedy, the best
approach is a personal consultation with a qualified
homeopathic practitioner who can suggest the remedy
(or combination of remedies) most appropriate for your particular
case.
If in doubt, be sure to consult a qualified professional.
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