Educational information on traditional homeopathic use only. Not medical advice.
Lymphomyosot is a long-established Heel remedy, and it comes in more forms than most. This guide explains what is on the label, how the ampoules, tablets and drops differ, and how the directions are written, so you can choose a pack and read the product page with confidence.
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What is Lymphomyosot?
It is a combination homeopathic medicine made by Heel in Germany. The product page describes it as a preparation traditionally associated with lymph flow and drainage, and it is among the best-known Heel remedies in this area. The drops and ampoules are also sold as Lymphomyosot N.
What it is traditionally used for
Lymphomyosot is known to help the body improve its natural ability to heal, with some ailments, such as:
- Swollen glands
- Enlarged tonsils, recurring tonsil trouble, sore throats and fevers
- Fluid retention and swelling, including lymphatic swelling and swelling after surgery or injury
- Allergic reactions
- A general low resistance to illness
- Skin complaints such as eczema, dermatitis, neurodermatitis and acne
- Bronchitis and asthma
- Arthritis and rheumatic complaints
- Liver complaints
- Swelling linked to the heart or kidneys
- Diabetic nerve problems
- Cancer and neoplasia
- Weight loss and obesity
- Damage caused by drugs
- Cerebral lesions in children
- Tuberculous intoxication
- General detoxification, traditionally used two to three times a year
These are traditional homeopathic associations, not promises of results. The product page carries the indications beside the directions.
Understanding the ingredients
The label lists 17 ingredients, each in a dilution written with a D number. D means a one-in-ten dilution step and the number says how many steps were made. The ingredients are:
- Myosotis arvensis, Veronica officinalis, Teucrium scorodonia, Pinus sylvestris and Gentiana lutea
- Equisetum hyemale, Sarsaparilla, Scrophularia nodosa and Juglans regia
- Calcium phosphoricum, Natrium sulfuricum, Fumaria officinalis and Levothyroxinum
- Araneus diadematus, Geranium robertianum, Nasturtium officinale and Ferrum jodatum
Most are plants, some are mineral salts, and the dilutions run from D3 to D12. The drops contain 35 vol.-% alcohol, according to the product page. Our guide to what Homaccord, Compositum and Injeel mean explains how Heel builds formulas from several dilutions.
Forms and pack sizes
Our product page has seven options:
- A box of 10 ampoules (1.1 ml)
- A box of 100 ampoules (1.1 ml)
- Three boxes of 100 ampoules, our bulk option
- A box of 100 tablets
- A box of 250 tablets
- A 30 ml bottle of drops
- A 100 ml bottle of drops
The formula is the same in every form. Choose by how you prefer to take it: tablets dissolve in the mouth, drops are counted from the bottle, and ampoules are small single-dose vials. Other methods of use for ampoules are for trained individuals, such as practitioners.
How it is traditionally used
These are the directions printed on the product page. Please follow the leaflet inside your own box, which is the authoritative source.
- Tablets: three tablets, three times a day.
- Drops: 15 drops, three times a day.
- Ampoules: one ampoule, one to three times a week.
Homeopathic medicines are traditionally taken a little apart from food and drink, with nothing strongly flavoured in the mouth. Many people take the drops in a spoonful of water.
Lymphomyosot and other Heel remedies
Customers often ask how it relates to other Heel products. Each has its own formula and label.
- Hepeel N is a separate Heel formula that practitioners often discuss in the same programmes.
- Galium-Heel is another Heel remedy with its own label and directions.
- Psorinoheel Drops is a different Heel formula, sold in drop form.
The simplest rule is to read the label of each product rather than rely on the name.
Who should take care
The product page says not to use it with a known allergy to any of its ingredients, and to take care in pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, giving a remedy to a child, or taking a prescribed medicine, please speak to your doctor or practitioner before use. The drops contain alcohol.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lymphomyosot the same as Lymphomyosot N?
The drops and ampoules are sold under both names on our page. The tablets are listed as Lymphomyosot.
How many ingredients does it have?
Seventeen, each at its own dilution, as listed above.
Which form should I choose?
It is a matter of preference. Tablets and drops are the usual home choices, and ampoules suit people who like single measured doses.
Do the drops contain alcohol?
Yes, 35 vol.-%, according to the product page.
How many tablets or drops should I take?
Follow the directions on your box. The product page gives three tablets or 15 drops, three times a day.
Who makes it?
Heel in Germany, supplied in the original packaging.
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