Ignatia Amara: Relief for Emotional Distress

Boiron Ignatia Amara is a homeopathic remedy traditionally used to address emotional distress related to grief, disappointment, and repressed emotions, as per homeopathic principles. 

Key Benefit (as per Boiron):

• May help alleviate discomfort associated with emotional distress, such as grief, sadness, and sighing, that may be due to repressed emotions (according to homeopathy).

Active Ingredient:

• Plant origin: Ignatia amara (Strychnos ignatii)

Available Dilutions:

• Boiron Ignatia Amara 5 CH, 9 CH, 15 CH, 30 CH: These dilutions cater to different needs. Consult a healthcare professional for guidance on choosing the right dilution for you.

Product Format:

• Boiron Ignatia Amara comes in lactose and sucrose pellets that dissolve under the tongue. No water, chewing, or swallowing is required.

Usage:

Dissolve the recommended number of pellets under the tongue, away from meals. Follow dosage instructions on the label or consult a healthcare professional for the right dosage for your specific needs. Discontinue use and consult a healthcare provider if symptoms worsen or persist for several days.

Disclaimer:

While homeopathic remedies are generally considered safe and have a low risk of side effects, it's important to be well-informed.

• Consult a healthcare professional before using this product, especially if you have underlying mental health conditions, experience severe or persistent symptoms, or suspect a serious condition. They can recommend conventional treatment options with established scientific backing for managing emotional distress.
• Follow the recommended dosage and discontinue use if symptoms worsen.
• This product is not intended to replace professional medical advice or treatment.

Additional Information:

• Emotional distress can be caused by various factors, such as grief, loss, relationship problems, or work stress. If you're struggling with emotional distress, talking to a therapist or counselor can be helpful.
• There are evidence-based therapies available to manage emotional distress, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and interpersonal therapy (IPT).