THIOSINAMINUM- A REMEDY FOR KELOID.

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THIOSINAMINUM

Thiosinaminum is a Homoeopathic drug prepared from  a chemical derived from the seeds of Mustard . Mustard seeds are aobtained from the plant Brassica nigra, an annual plant belongs to family Brassicaceae.

Thiosinaminum is a white aromatic crystal, having a garlic like odor and bitter taste. It is freely soluble in water and very soluble in alcohol, slightly soluble in benzene. Prepared by warming a mixture of equal parts of allyl mustard oil and absolute alcohol with a equal amount of 30 percent ammonia.

HOMOEOPATHIC USES

Dissolving Keloids and removing scar tissue; Tinnitis; Post operative adhesions; Cancer; Back pain; Crohn’s and colitis; Cataract and corneal opacity; Arthritis, Spinal stenosis, Sciatica, Ankylosis; Lupus; Otitis media with effusion; Deafness; Urethral and rectal stricture; Alzheimer’s disease; Vertigo; Uterine fibroids; Thickened ear drum; Lymphadenopathy, Urticaria; Respiratory issues like asthma or shortness of breath. Tabes dorsalis; Scleroderma;Infertlity due to  narrowing of fallopian tubes; Ateriosclerosis; Tumors. Increases sperm count and sperm motility;

POTENCY—3X and higher.

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