Homeopathy for self help: About our potentised remedies

About our potentised remedies

16. September 2009, 12:07 | by There's a remedy for that

Each remedy in our range is produced under the strictest standards of proficiency and hygiene. Our potentised remedies are made using a sophisticated process of exposing a highly purified water-and-alcohol solution to the specific electro magnetic frequency of a natural substance, resulting in an energised solution that is known to assist in stimulating specific healing mechanisms in the human body.

Non toxic and safe

Our remedies are energised solutions and because they are not made from an original substance, cannot harm and are considered safe.

Ingredients

Each potentised remedy contains a small percentage of pure alcohol and purified water – POTENTISED with the electro-magnetic frequency of a particular substance from nature known to stimulate specific healing mechanisms.

Mouth spray form

Designed by two mothers (with 7 children between them), ours is the first mouth spray range of potentised remedies in the world – they taste GREAT and are very easy to administer to kids, babies, the elderly and even your pets. Kids love them!

Potency

All our remedies are made in a 200c potency – a medium strength believed to be most effective for self-help with assisting with common everyday ailments. One cannot overdose on these remedies as they work by stimulating the body’s own healing mechanisms.

Dosage

1 spray in the mouth 4 – 6 times a day.

Volume

30ml (approx) 250 sprays per bottle

Affordable and universal

We have 85 polychrests in our Maestro range, as well as a number of combination remedies, and our range is growing due to popular demand. The same remedies are available (under the same names) all over the world. Polychrests are remedies of many uses.

Storage instructions

Never touch the remedy, as this is easily contaminated. Remedies should be kept in a cool, dark place, protected from sunlight and are best stored in dark glass bottles.

Bottles or containers must be firmly or tightly closed to prevent the loss of alcohol through evaporation, which causes the remedy to deteriorate. Remedies should be kept away from strong-smelling substances such as perfumes, essential oils, mint, menthol, camphor, eucalyptus, soaps, garlic, spices, etc. Storing remedies in
the medicine or bathroom cabinet or kitchen cupboards is not a good idea.

Remedies should also be stored away from electrical or battery-operated items
such as the microwave, TV, hair dryer, fridge and especially cell phones. A bedroom cupboard is often the best bet.

NOTE: Our range of remedies has been carefully chosen so that each can be used over and over again for many different ailments. Take care of your remedies – the more carefully they are stored, the longer they will last!