Bjain Ferrum Phosphoricum Biochemic Tablet 12X
(150 biochemic tablets in bottle)
Rs. 52.50
Rs. 70
25% off
Rs. 52.50
Rs. 70
25% off
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Bjain Ferrum Phosphoricum Biochemic Tablet 12X
(150 biochemic tablets in bottle)
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Product Details
Bjain Ferrum Phosphoricum Biochemic Tablet is a homeopathic tissue salt remedy prepared according to Hahnemannian trituration methods. Ferrum Phosphoricum, also known as iron phosphate, is one of the most important biochemic salts for maintaining healthy blood and managing inflammatory conditions. The tablet can restore equilibrium of iron molecules in the body and strengthen muscular fibers, particularly the circular walls of blood vessels. It is invaluable as a first-aid remedy for hemorrhages, anemia, high body temperature, inflammation, and various inflammatory diseases. It is frequently used in managing children's ailments and is an excellent remedy for ailments associated with advancing age.
Key Ingredients:
Ferrum Phosphoricum
Net Quantity:
150 N
Product Form:
Tablet
Key Benefits:
Dosage:
Safety Information:
Key Ingredients:
Ferrum Phosphoricum
Net Quantity:
150 N
Product Form:
Tablet
Key Benefits:
- Can support healthy red blood cell formation and manage anemia effectively.
- May reduce weakness, fatigue, and general debility by restoring vital energy.
- Can alleviate high body temperature and inflammation, especially in the first stage of acute illnesses.
- May relieve cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and respiratory catarrh.
- Can help control bleeding from wounds, cuts, and abrasions.
- May strengthen blood vessel walls and support healthy circulation
Dosage:
- Adults: 2 to 4 tablets, four times a day
- Children: Half the adult dose or as prescribed by the physician
Safety Information:
- Read the label carefully before use
- Protect from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight
- Keep the medicine out of reach of children
- Do not exceed the recommended dosage
- Homoeopathy medicine should be used during pregnancy only under the supervision of a qualified practitioner, as safety data is limited