Hypericum Perforatum
About Hahnemann’s Remedies
The following remedy listed below is one of the most commonly selected by the animal’s I work with, including my own, as their constitutional remedy to help them heal. To provide some perspective, there are over 1,000 remedies available as a result of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann’s amazing contribution to us all. This is one of the main ones which keeps coming up for use with the animals. I have, therefore, provided the profile of this remedy for the pet owner to understand what each is “solving”, working on in the body from an animal’s perspective. Not every symptom may be apparent in your animal, but a lot of them most likely are. Your animal’s subconscious directs the remedy required, the strength, and the dose via muscle testing. This is how I come up with the suggested remedy. Dowsing confirms this, as well as the animal themselves.
Remedy Profile
The reference I am using is Boericke’ New Manual of Homeopathic Matera Medica with Repertory by William Boericke. Therefore, I have gone through the remedies profile and pulled out what I think is pertinent to the pet owner in relation to what they may be witnessing in their animal. The italicized words in blue are symptoms I have witnessed in the animals in addition to Boericke’s profile.
About Self-Selection
The animals know. Whenever I am offering a remedy to an animal, and this includes via their pet owner, I always ask them first, do we have the right remedy to help you? They will let you know. They are very clear. Teeth clenching; leaving the room, going under the bed, hiding, means no! Check again. It is of utmost importance to engage the animal in their own healing. They, without a doubt, know what they need. They just need a facilitator, someone to work with them, not dictate. Dictating will not heal anything from my experience, just “muddy the healing journey” so to speak. Once the animals know you are truly listening, their direction heightens, and I am sure their healing ramps up mapping this new-found mutual respect too. Last night my Flat Coat Retriever, came and told me she needed a dose of Rhus Tox. After I asked her a few questions, and she consented to the remedy once prepared, I received a lick to say thank you, and off she went to bed. Before this though she was literally following me at my heels. So, the animals are very clear when they know you are listening.
HYPERICUM | Hypericum Perforatum | St. John’s Wort
MAIN ATTRIBUTES | Injuries to nerves, especially fingers, toes and nails. Prevents lock jaw. Hemorrhoids. Relieves pain after operations.
ABMS Observation | Any animal who is in pain and has been through trauma including surgery. Selected for neutering and spaying residue issues, and all mobility issues.
Symptoms may be presented as:
Mind | Shock.
Head | Pain in the eyes and ears. Right side focus.
Stomach | Tongue coated in white at the base, tip clean.
Rectum | Hemorrhoids. Urging. Trouble holding bowels to destination.
Respiratory | May be difficult in damp weather.
Back | Pain in back of neck. Coccyx injury from fall (located at base of tail) or perhaps using tail to balance if mobility not stable and has damaged/hurt, where species applicable.
Extremities | Darting pain in shoulders; pressure along the ulnar side of the arm. Pain in toes and fingers, tips. Joints feel sore. Wrists weak.
Skin | Losing hair where injured; intense itching. Old ulcers and sores in the mouth.
Disclaimer
I am not a trained homeopath. Everything I have learned is from my homeopathic vet, and my own animals. I have been using homeopathy personally for over 15 years now. And I have hired many different practitioners for my own animals, observing what works and what does not. I have to say – nothing so far compares to muscle testing the being’s system to find out about what the being needs. All remedies may be purchased at local health food stores.
