ive been given natrum mur for chronic insomnia caused by grief emotional shock

whenever i take it i get tired and kind of feeel tired but calm the next day also.

i also get muscle achess which normally i never get

can anyone explain if this is a good thing or not?

I am not a qualified Homeopath but from what i know unless Nat Mur is known as your Constutional remedy i cant see its correct prescription for grief

Usually that sort of prescribing uses Ignatia for grief which is known to have people crying buckets for a few days but then they bounce back

What potency is the Nat Mur and i trust you are not taking the same potency every day because it should be diluted more and more each day if you are taking it that way

i think natrum mur is for chronic states..mine has stayed with me for 8 years and i match natrm mur about 75% down to the letter


andyes i dilute it every day so its a different potency but y

do i get the pains and fatigue

In which case its being used as a Constitutional remedy

Depends on the Potency as to what aggravations you will get

many really good Homeopaths only use Q Potencies

theres more on them if you search this forum

Hans Weitbrecht wrote a piece

my part that fits natrum is mostly he emotional and mental/personality part.


so does that mean aggravations are a good thing? or that the remedy might be wrong?

dosage of mine is 3/4 tsp put in glass of water then only take 3/4tsp from that water

i cant tell you whether Nat Mur is right or wrongor whether you should expect aggravation/tiredness only a homeopath can do that

sounds like you are taking LM potencies

Nat-mur. certainly does have grief: fhttp://homeoint.org/books/kentrep/kent0050.htm#P51. They're generally morose people who keep to themselves because they're paranoid about what other people think of them. In fact, they usually think that other people think the worst things about them.

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Albert, also Hahnemannian444B
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Welcome back Albert and thank you for the info on Nat Mur and grief

Nat-M is for grief on the chronic level; Ignatia is more acute. If you are treated for chronic insomnia caused by grief emotional shock and get tired and kind of feel tired but calm the next day, then this would be a good sign. How is your sleep now? If you feel aches then this could be an aggravation or returning of an old symptom if you had that in the past.

Dr. Mose

I totally agree with Dr.Mose.

I think it's your right remedy,brokengirl.. so keep up with it.

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Hani
B.A. in Pharmacy, M.D(A.M), Homeopath(studying).