A Study To Enlighten The Scope Of Tinctures In Homoeopathy.
Tinctures are concentrated liquid extracts derived from raw materials such as plants, minerals or animal substances prepared through maceration in alcohol or water for specific period then diluting and succussing the mixture. Tinctures are used for the preparation of various potencies of homoeopathi...
| Published in: | Homoeopathic Heritage Vol. 50; no. 5; pp. 74 - 78 |
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| Format: | Journal Article |
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B. Jain Publishers Pvt. Ltd.
Aug2024
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| Summary: | Tinctures are concentrated liquid extracts derived from raw materials such as plants, minerals or animal substances prepared through maceration in alcohol or water for specific period then diluting and succussing the mixture. Tinctures are used for the preparation of various potencies of homoeopathic remedies. Abbreviation for tincture used in homoeopathy are "Q" or "MT". Tinctures are given internally and externally in diluted form1. Tinctures have proved efficacious in acute cases. Tinctures can be used as a palliative medicine. They are also used in creams or in liquid form for external applications. |
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