Dr. Reckeweg R12 Multojodin (22 ml)

Relieves Vertigo, congestion of blood in head, Improves memory

General arteriosclerosis &  hypertonia. Cerebral conditions, aortic and coronary sclerosis, nephrosclerosis, dysphasia, abdominal dyspragia. Senility, weak memory, congestion of blood, vertigo, forgetfulness, tendency towards apoplexy and its consequences, thyrotoxicosis 

Arnica: Tendency towards apoplexy, favors resorption at the beginning of an apoplectic stroke. Chronic vertigo; objects whirl about especially when walking.

Aurum chloratum: Depressive psychosis. Congestion of blood towards the head. Palpitation.

Barium chloratum: Progressive loss of memory, unsteadiness and psychic changes, vertigo, deafness and senility.

Conium: Vertigo, especially on rising, congestion of blood, loss of memory, psychic changes, general weakness of nervous system , hypersensitivity and impotency.

Iodates: Increasing viscosity of bloods, acts on the thyroid glands, hypertonia and general arteriosclerosis.

Glonoinum: Congestions in head, strong pulse, oppression in chest and heart is the action of medicine.

Plumbum aceticum: Pale hypertension with mental dementia. Nephrosclerosis with consequences of apoplexy. Intermittent limping.

• Generally 10-15 drops three times daily, in some water or as prescribed by the physician 
• In acute cases, in the beginning of the medication, 4-6 times daily. After improvement (taking 2-3 weeks) continue the medication for a longer period of time once or twice a day or as prescribed by the physician 
• 10-15 drops once a day for about 4-6 weeks is recommended, and should be repeated at intervals of one month or as prescribed by the physician 
• In apoplexy, frequent doses in the beginning, at the rate of 10-15 drops every 1-2 hours, then 4-6 times a day 10-15 drops or as prescribed by the physician 

•  In simultaneous cardial weakness, use alternatively R12 and R3, each one 2-3 times daily.
•  In myocardial infarct: R67 and R2.
•  In angina pectoris: alternative with R2.
•  In cardiac insufficiencies: R3.
•  In cardiac decompensation: R58.
•  In vertigo: alternative with R29.
•  In intermittent claudication, peripheral vascular disturbances, etc:R63.