Ingredients
| Ingredient | Potency |
|---|---|
| Acidum phosphoricum | – |
| Avena sativa | – |
| Calcium phosphoricum | – |
| China | – |
| Cinnamomum | – |
| Ginseng | – |
| Hydrastis | – |
| Magnesium phosphoricum | – |
| Medicago sativa (Alfalfa) | – |
| Nux vomica | – |
Indications
Dr. Reckeweg’s Alfalfa Tonic is a carefully composed remedy of natural homoeopathic ingredients, which provides a tonic effect for all ages, in condition of anaemia, loss of appetite, convalescence, specially after debilitating fever or surgical operations, pregnancy, loss of weight and in growing children.
Mode of Action
Feeling of exhaustion and anxiety due to overwork and worry rapidly subside and general physical improvement in the patient very shortly appears.
- Acidum phosphoricum: Physical and mental exhaustion, impotence, pollutions, lack of concentration, apathy, sleepiness during day time.
- Avena sativa: Neurasthenia mental overstrain, sexual debility, rich in vitamins and minerals.
- Calcium phosphoricum: Deficiency in calcium production and perturbation of the growth of the bones.
- China: General tonic after loss of humours and exhaustion, illnesses, impotence thereafter.
- Cinnamomum: Convalescence, prevents all kind of bleeding
- Ginseng: Its excellent roborant result is due to Vitamin D1 and B2 (Thiamine and Riboflavine) as well as to its mineral ingredients with high content of sulfur
- Hydrastis: General tonic in illness-related weight reduction, exhaustion and hyposthenia.
- Magnesium phosphoricum: Stabilization of the central nervous system, pains and cramps in nerves and muscles, neuralgia.
- Medicago sativa (Alfalfa): Contains amino acids, which are indispensable for the bodily structure
- Nux vomica: Stabilization of cramps in nerves.
Dosage
Adult one tablespoon, children one teaspoonful 3 times daily before meals.
Data notes
- The booklet prints an effect statement beside 'Ingredients'; it is shown under Mode of action and the ingredient list is compiled from the Mode of action entries. Potencies are not stated.
- Ginseng entry: the booklet prints 'Vitamin D1 and B2 (Thyamine and Riboflavine)'; corrected to Vitamin B1 (thiamine).