Alternative names: Monk's-hood, aconite, wolfsbane, fuzi, monk's blood
This popular plant is one of the most poisonous plants in the garden, and has been used for making poisoned arrows. However, as a Homeopathic remedy it poses no danger; Homeopathy is unique in turning poisonous and toxic substances into safe medicines.
As a poison, aconite's acts very quickly on the body. Treating with the homeopathic principle of "similar with similar", aconite is often used in treating sudden symptoms. It is an excellent remedy for:
Aconite is generally used during the early stages of an illness, but it can also be used retrospectively for past trauma to rebalance emotions.
This remedy is indicated if an earache comes on suddenly with cutting, throbbing pain. It may have begun after exposure to cold and wind, or after a shaking experience. The person may be fearful, agitated, and restless. Fever may be high, thirst strong, worse near midnight, and may wake the person up.
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