Cinchona Officinalis

See also : Cinchona
Other names : China, Chin, Cinchona Succirubra, Peruvian Bark, Cinchona Bark, Jesuits’ Bark

Special Precautions of Cinchona Officinalis

• Only homeopathic use !
• Do not take homeopathic remedies without first consulting a homeopathic practitioner. Do not take several remedies at the same time as that is often discouraged in homeopathic treatment. Take the recommended dose only and immediately report any changes in condition to your doctor.

Benefits and uses of Cinchona Officinalis are

• Exhaustion: China works quite well as a homeopathic remedy for an extreme lethargy that can leave the muscles feeling weak. There is often an oversensitivity to noises, smells, and even touch as a result of this. There may be great fluid loss that contributes to or even causes the exhaustion due to diarrhea, severe vomiting, or even anemia.
• Insomnia: This sleeplessness may be due to excited thoughts or even fantasies. Even the slightest noise at night tends to wake up this individual, and there are very irregular sleep patterns overall.
• Fever: China may be suggested for fevers that are a mix of high temperatures and then chills, with terrible sweats. The skin may become flushed and even sensitive to the touch.
• Digestive Disorders: The homeopathic remedy, China, is recommended for symptoms such as indigestion with terrible burping or a sensation that food swallowed is somehow stuck in the throat. There is often gas in the system, but it is difficult to expel for an unknown reason. There are often terrible bouts with diarrhea and the appetite is disturbed as a result of all of this. These symptoms may occur on their own or may come about as a result of gastroenteritis or gallbladder disorders.
• Headaches: There is usually a throbbing pain in the head that may have links to nosebleeds, liver disorders, or even facial neuralgia.

Profile Type

China is most commonly used as a homeopathic remedy for those who are idealistic and artistic in nature. They have difficulty in articulating their feelings, but they enjoy meaningful talks compared to idle chit chat. They tend to be very intense in nature, and this can even make them feel exhausted at times. All of this can cause them to feel depressed, violent, or simply intolerant at times. In extreme cases, they may even feel paranoid or mistreated. Their highly active imagination can lead them to become very focused on future plans and may even lead to constant fantasies.