Drainage (1 oz.)

Scientific Information/Data

Drainage combines homeopathic liver “drainers” with homeopathic remedies that are known to support excretory function. Drainage focuses on the liver, kidney, and colon functions while addressing symptoms associated with toxicity. According to the Materia Medica, the following remedies in Drainage may be administered for the following conditions:

Benzoicum acidum: Marked action on metabolism; kidney insufficiency;
excess of uric acid

Berberis vulgaris: Inflammation of kidneys; radiating pains; burning soreness in kidney region; affects liver, promotes flow of bile; cases where renal or vesicle symptoms are prominent.

Bryonia: Mucous membranes are all dry; liver region swollen, sore, tensive; biliousness; irritability, nausea, and faintness; polycrest (commonly used) remedy; liver disorders.

Cantharis: Violent inflammations; raw, burning pain; dysuria (painfulurination); difficulty swallowing liquids; tenacious mucous.

Carduus benedictus: Sensation of contraction which occurs in many parts; gastrointestinal disturbances; affections (maladies) of the eyes.

Carduus marianus: Liver and spleen disorders; swelling of gallbladder with tenderness; hyperemia of liver with jaundice; cirrhosis; cloudy urine, golden colored; despondency, forgetfulness; apathy.

Ceanothus americanus: Affinity for spleen; splenitis (enlarged spleen); deepseated or cutting pains; pain in liver and back; dull pain in liver immediately after dinner.

Chelidonium majus: Liver remedy; pain under right scapula; liver enlarged, tender; lethargy; headache; fermentation and sluggish bowels.

Chionanthus virginica: Prominent liver remedy; periodic sick headaches; jaundice; pancreatic diseases; enlarged spleen.

Cinchona officinalis: Circulation; liver and spleen swollen, enlarged; jaundice; gas and bloating of abdomen; irritable, sensitive, and touchy;
capricious appetite.

Cynara scolymus: Hepatic and bile drainage in all cases of hepatic insufficiency with stones or rheumatic disorders.

Dioscorea villosa: Acts on nerves, abdominal organs, sciatic nerve, and spinal cord; pains are unbearable, sharp, cutting, twisting, griping, and grinding; gallstones; kidney stones; colic; abdomen distended; atypical body odors.

Dolichos pruriens: Intense itching without eruption; bloated abdomen; a right-sided remedy (i.e., addresses symptoms that may be worse on the right side of the body) for pronounced liver and skin symptoms.

Iris versicolor: Disorders of the pancreas; migraine and sick headaches; increases flow of bile; bilious attacks.

Juniperus communis: Allergies; coughs; catarrhal inflammation of kidneys; dropsy with suppression of urine; older persons with poor digestion; kidney hyperemia.

Nux vomica: Toxic liver; irritable nervous system; digestive disturbances; biliousness; liver engorged, with stitching pains and soreness; irritable bladder.

Ptelea trifoliata: Stomach and liver symptoms associated with pain in the limbs; edema of feet and legs; stomach pain.

Solidago virgaurea: Kidneys sensitive to pressure; urinary disturbances; feelings of weakness.

Taraxacum officinale: Bitter, sour taste; impatient and irritable; copious and frequent urination; headaches from liver disturbances; gallstones.

Uricum acidum: Most useful in cases where deposits persist, it stirs them up and helps to eliminate them; gout; lipoma

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