Indication / Benefits
Carbo vegetabilis, derived from birch or beech wood, is a remedy for debilitated states, ranging from simple fatigue to serious collapse. Symptoms include extreme weariness, indifference, anxiety at night, and fear of the supernatural. Physical symptoms include cold, clammy skin, weakness, and gas.
Common Names:
English: Carboligni, Wood charcoal, Vegetable charcoal
German: Holzkohle
Carbo vegetabilis can be helpful in the following conditions:
- Fatigue:
- Severe exhaustion and low vitality.
- Aching, burning pains all over the body.
- Confusion, difficulty in concentration, and anxiety.
- Indigestion & flatulence:
- Indigestion and flatulence regardless of diet.
- Sour burps, smelly gas, diarrhea, and bloating.
- Slow digestion, offensive flatulence better after discharge of gas.
- Abscesses and Boils:
- Slow-maturing ulcers with burning pains.
- Thin, offensive pus; tendency to gangrene.
- Allergic to aspirin, bad liquors, salt butter, bad eggs, and poultry items.
- Bleeding Gums:
- Easily bleeding gums; pyorrhea.
- Toothache due to pyorrhea.
- Cough:
- Spasmodic cough with itching in the larynx.
- Eructation: Rancid, sour, putrid; better after discharge of gas.
- Fever:
- Desires cold water during chill, no thirst during heat.
- Stage of collapse, face deathly pale, cold sweat; desires fanning.
- Injury:
- Wounds turn black instead of healing.
- Menstruation:
- Early with a strong odor, offensive, premature, and copious.
- Ulcer:
- Peptic ulcer, sensitivity of epigastric region; acidity worsens lying on back and walking.
- Purple-coloured ulcer with blackish patches.
- Pneumonia:
- Fresh air is desired, even when the body is cold, as the destruction of lung tissues starts.
Key Ingredients
Carbo vegetabilis
Dosage
As prescribed by the physician.
Safety Information
- Read the label carefully before use.
- Do not exceed the recommended dose.
- Keep out of the reach of children.
- Store in a cool, dry place; avoid sunlight and heat.
- Avoid strong smells (onion, hing, mint, garlic) during use.
- Allow 15 minutes gap between two homoeopathic medicines, 30 mins gap between Homoeopathic medicines and food, or one hour gap between Homoeopathic medicines or another system of medicines.
