Essence of Homeopathy -List of Top 50 Homeopathic Mother Tinctures
1. Aconitum Napellus
(Aconite)
o Key Indications: Sudden, intense onset of symptoms after
exposure to cold, dry wind; fear, anxiety, restlessness.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Sudden, high fever
with hot, dry skin.
2. Intense anxiety, fear
(of death, crowds), and restlessness.
3. Sudden onset of
croupy, dry cough, often after a shock or fright.
2. Aesculus Hippocastanum
(Aesculus)
o Key Indications: Venous congestion, especially of the
rectal and portal system; hemorrhoids.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Dry, burning
hemorrhoids with no actual bleeding; feeling of sticks or splinters in the
rectum.
2. Dull, aching pain in
the lower back and sacrum, worse from walking.
3. Fullness and
congestion in the liver region.
3. Arnica Montana
(Arnica)
o Key Indications: Trauma, injury, bruising, and shock. The
premier remedy for physical trauma.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Sore, lame, bruised
feeling all over the body as if beaten.
2. Effects of falls,
blows, contusions, and surgical trauma.
3. Mental shock and fear
of being touched or approached due to pain.
4. Artemisia Vulgaris
(Artemisia)
o Key Indications: Epileptic conditions, nervous disorders,
and conditions worsened by moonlight.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Petit mal epilepsy
with sudden loss of consciousness.
2. Somnambulism
(sleepwalking) and nightmares.
3. Chorea (involuntary
jerky movements) and tremors.
5. Belladonna
(Belladonna)
o Key Indications: Sudden, intense, violent symptoms with
high fever, redness, heat, and throbbing.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Sudden, high fever
with a bright red, hot face and dilated pupils.
2. Intense, throbbing
headaches, worse from light, noise, and jarring.
3. Dry, burning, hot skin
with scarlet rashes.
6. Berberis Vulgaris
(Berberis)
o Key Indications: Renal colic, gallstones, and pains that
radiate.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Stitching, radiating
pains from the kidneys, especially down the ureters.
2. Lumbago (low back
pain) that makes it difficult to stand upright.
3. Bilious conditions
with bitterness in the mouth and jaundice.
7. Calendula Officinalis
(Calendula)
o Key Indications: Wound healing, antiseptic, prevents
suppuration. Used topically for cuts, sores, and skin ulcers.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Promotes granulation
and healing of open wounds, lacerations, and burns.
2. Prevents infection and
pus formation (suppuration).
3. Useful for sore,
cracked nipples in nursing mothers.
8. Cantharis (Cantharis)
o Key Indications: Intense burning and raw sensations, especially
of the urinary tract and skin.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Cystitis with intense,
burning pain before, during, and after urination.
2. Raw, burning
sensations with a constant, intolerable urge to urinate.
3. Burns with intense
burning pain (especially second-degree).
9. Carduus Marianus
(Carduus Mar.)
o Key Indications: Liver and gallbladder disorders.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Congestion and
swelling of the liver, feeling of pressure in the right upper abdomen.
2. Nausea and vomiting of
green, bitter bile.
3. Hemorrhoids with
bleeding and portal congestion.
10. Ceanothus Americanus
(Ceanothus)
o Key Indications: Splenic disorders and anemia.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Enlarged spleen with
dragging pain and a sensation of a weight in the left side.
2. Splenic headaches that
feel like a band around the head.
3. Anemia with a sense of
exhaustion.
11. Cimicifuga Racemosa
(Cimicifuga)
o Key Indications: Muscular and rheumatic pains, female
reproductive issues.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Severe, shooting pains
that travel like lightning from muscle to muscle.
2. Uterine pains and
ovarian pain, worse during menses.
3. Rheumatic pains in the
neck and back, worse from cold damp.
12. Cinchona Officinalis
(China)
o Key Indications: Debility from fluid loss, anemia, gas,
and bloating.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Extreme weakness and
exhaustion after loss of fluids (e.g., diarrhea, bleeding, breastfeeding).
2. Extreme sensitivity to
touch and drafts.
3. Gas and bloated
abdomen with painless, profuse diarrhea.
13. Cinnamomum
(Cinnamomum)
o Key Indications: Hemorrhages.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Profuse, bright red
bleeding from any part of the body (e.g., nose, uterus).
2. Uterine hemorrhage,
especially after childbirth or abortion.
3. Bleeding from the
bowels.
14. Drosera Rotundifolia
(Drosera)
o Key Indications: Spasmodic, whooping cough.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Violent, spasmodic
cough that comes in rapid succession, ending in vomiting.
2. Cough is triggered by
tickling in the larynx.
3. Voice is hoarse and
deep.
15. Echinacea Angustifolia
(Echinacea)
o Key Indications: Sepsis, blood poisoning, low immunity,
and recurrent infections.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Foul-smelling
discharges from any orifice.
2. General septic state
with lethargy and malaise.
3. Recurrent boils,
carbuncles, and skin infections.
16. Equisetum Hyemale
(Equisetum)
o Key Indications: Cystitis with dull pain and retention.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Dull, aching pain in
the bladder with a constant desire to urinate.
2. Feeling of drops
falling from the bladder even after urination.
3. Bedwetting in
children, especially during dreams.
17. Euphrasia Officinalis
(Euphrasia)
o Key Indications: Eye complaints with acrid lacrimation
and bland nasal discharge.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Acrid, burning tears
that irritate the cheeks.
2. Bland, non-irritating
nasal discharge.
3. Conjunctivitis with
redness and swelling of the eyelids.
18. Fragaria Vesca
(Fragaria)
o Key Indications: Tartar on teeth, strawberry tongue.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Rapid deposition of
tartar on teeth.
2. Strawberry-red tongue
with prominent papillae.
3. Chilblains with intense
itching and burning.
19. Gelsemium Sempervirens
(Gelsemium)
o Key Indications: Weakness, trembling, and paralysis;
anticipatory anxiety; flu-like states.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Drowsiness, dizziness,
and heaviness of the eyelids.
2. Weakness and trembling
of the entire body.
3. Ailments from
anticipation or fear (e.g., stage fright, exams).
20. Hamamelis Virginiana
(Hamamelis)
o Key Indications: Venous hemorrhage, varicose veins, and
bruised soreness.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Passive, painless
bleeding from varicose veins or hemorrhoids.
2. Sore, bruised feeling
in the affected parts (veins, limbs).
3. Phlebitis
(inflammation of veins) with soreness.
21. Helonias Dioica
(Helonias)
o Key Indications: Uterine prolapse, backache, and
diabetes.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Bearing down sensation
in the uterus, as if it would protrude.
2. Extreme backache,
especially in the sacral region, relieved by pressure.
3. Frequent and copious
urination associated with diabetes.
22. Hydrastis Canadensis
(Hydrastis)
o Key Indications: Thick, ropy, yellow discharges;
catarrhal states.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Thick, tenacious,
yellow mucus from the nose and throat.
2. Post-nasal drip with a
raw, burning sensation.
3. Constipation with dry,
hard, knotty stools.
23. Hypericum Perforatum
(Hypericum)
o Key Indications: Injury to nerves, crushed fingers and
toes, shooting pain.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Shooting, tearing
pains that travel upwards from an injured area.
2. Injury to parts rich
in nerves (fingers, toes, spine, tailbone).
3. Prevents tetanus and
relieves pain after surgery or dental work.
24. Iberis Amara (Iberis)
o Key Indications: Heart disorders with palpitations and
dyspnea.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Violent palpitations
felt all over the body.
2. Suffocative breathing,
cannot take a deep breath.
3. Flushing of the face
with palpitations.
25. Juglans Regia (Juglans
Regia)
o Key Indications: Skin eruptions resembling poison ivy;
glandular swellings.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Itchy, blistering skin
eruptions, especially around orifices.
2. Swelling and
inflammation of lymph glands.
3. Herpetic eruptions
around the mouth and anus.
26. Justicia Adhatoda
(Adhatoda Vasica)
o Key Indications: Spasmodic cough, especially whooping
cough and asthma.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Violent, spasmodic
cough with tightness of the chest.
2. Cough ends in sneezing
or vomiting.
3. Constrictive feeling
in the chest, cannot exhale.
27. Lachesis Mutus
(Lachesis)
o Key Indications: Left-sided ailments, jealousy,
loquacity, and circulatory issues.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Symptoms begin on the
left side and may move to the right.
2. Extreme sensitivity to
touch, especially on the throat (cannot bear tight collars).
3. Purplish, bluish
discoloration of parts; septic states.
28. Lycopodium Clavatum
(Lycopodium)
o Key Indications: Right-sided ailments, gas, bloating,
liver disorders, and lack of confidence.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Gas and bloating after
eating even a small amount, worse 4-8 pm.
2. Symptoms typically
start or are worse on the right side.
3. Craving for sweets and
hot drinks.
29. Millefolium
(Millefolium)
o Key Indications: Hemorrhages from any orifice, especially
bright red and fluid.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Bright red, fluid
bleeding from the nose, lungs, or uterus.
2. Hemorrhage from
mechanical injuries or falls.
3. Pelvic congestion with
a bearing-down sensation.
30. Mother Tincture of
Milk (Lac Defloratum)
o Key Indications: Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy;
migraines.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Intense, constant
nausea, especially at the smell or sight of food.
2. Sick headaches that
begin with a blur before the eyes.
3. Aversion to milk and
meat.
31. Myrica Cerifera
(Myrica)
o Key Indications: Jaundice, liver sluggishness, and
bilious headaches.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Dull, heavy headache,
worse in the morning, with a jaundiced complexion.
2. Yellow coating on the
tongue; bitter taste.
3. Drowsiness and
lethargy with liver complaints.
32. Passiflora Incarnata
(Passiflora)
o Key Indications: Insomnia, restlessness, and convulsions.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Sleeplessness due to
mental worry and overactive mind.
2. Restlessness and
nervousness in children and the elderly.
3. Used for whooping
cough spasms.
33. Phytolacca Decandra
(Phytolacca)
o Key Indications: Sore throat, mastitis, and rheumatic
pains.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Dark red, swollen
throat with pain radiating to the ears on swallowing.
2. Hard, stony, painful
breasts, especially during nursing.
3. Rheumatic pains that
feel like being beaten.
34. Plantago Major
(Plantago)
o Key Indications: Toothache, earaches, and neuralgic
pains.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Violent toothache,
worse from cold air and touch, better from pressure.
2. Earaches with tearing
pains.
3. Excessive salivation
accompanying toothache.
35. Pulsatilla Nigricans
(Pulsatilla)
o Key Indications: Changeable symptoms, weepiness, desire
for open air, and thick, bland discharges.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Weepy, emotional, and
clingy; desires consolation.
2. Thick, yellow-green,
bland (non-irritating) discharges from nose or eyes.
3. Aversion to fatty
foods, thirstlessness.
36. Rhus Toxicodendron
(Rhus Tox)
o Key Indications: Rheumatic pains that are worse from
initial movement and better from continued motion.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Stiffness and pain in
the joints, worse on first moving, better with continued motion.
2. Restlessness, cannot
stay in one position.
3. Skin eruptions with
intense itching, better from hot baths.
37. Ruta Graveolens (Ruta)
o Key Indications: Injury to tendons, ligaments, and
periosteum (bone covering).
o Top Symptoms:
1. Sore, bruised pain in
the bones, especially the elbows and knees.
2. Injury to the wrists,
ankles, and shins.
3. Eye strain from
overuse (e.g., computer work, reading).
38. Sabal Serrulata
(Sabal)
o Key Indications: Prostate and urinary issues, sexual
glands.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Enlarged prostate with
difficulty in urination, especially at night.
2. Atrophy of testes or
ovaries.
3. Cystitis with pus in
the urine.
39. Sambucus Nigra
(Sambucus)
o Key Indications: Respiratory issues in children,
suffocative feelings.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Sudden suffocative
attacks at night, child wakes up gasping for air.
2. Profuse sweating as
soon as they fall asleep, dry while awake.
3. Snuffles in infants;
nose is blocked with dry mucus.
40. Sanguinaria Canadensis
(Sanguinaria)
o Key Indications: Right-sided migraines, flushing, and
respiratory complaints.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Migraine that starts
in the occiput, settles over the right eye, worse from light and noise.
2. Burning sensations in
the palms and soles.
3. Cough with tough,
rusty-colored expectoration.
41. Spongia Tosta
(Spongia)
o Key Indications: Dry, croupy cough, thyroid issues.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Dry, barking, croupy
cough that sounds like a saw going through wood.
2. Cough is worse before
midnight and from cold air.
3. Suffocative feeling,
needs to sit up and bend forward.
42. Staphysagria
(Staphysagria)
o Key Indications: Anger from indignation, suppressed
emotions, and surgical incisions.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Effects of suppressed
anger, humiliation, or insult.
2. Pain and sensitivity
after surgical cuts or incisions.
3. Toothache after dental
extraction.
43. Symphytum Officinale
(Symphytum)
o Key Indications: Fractures, injuries to the periosteum
and bones. "Bone Knitter."
o Top Symptoms:
1. Promotes rapid union
of fractured bones.
2. Pain in the eyeball
after a blow (from a blunt instrument).
3. Painful, sore spots in
bones that have been injured.
44. Taraxacum Officinale
(Taraxacum)
o Key Indications: Liver and gallbladder complaints with a
white-coated, mapped tongue.
o Top Symptoms:
1. White-coated tongue
with red, mapped patches (geographic tongue).
2. Bitter taste in the
mouth.
3. Aching in the liver
region.
45. Thuja Occidentalis
(Thuja)
o Key Indications: Warts, vaccination side effects, and
fixed ideas.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Large, seedy, bleeding
warts on any part of the body.
2. Ill effects from
vaccinations (e.g., skin issues, neurological problems).
3. Feeling as if
something is alive in the abdomen.
46. Urtica Urens (Urtica
Urens)
o Key Indications: Burns, urticaria (hives), and allergic
rashes.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Intense burning and
itching hives, worse from touch and water.
2. Burns and scalds with
stinging pain.
3. Helps dissolve and
expel gravel from the kidneys.
47. Vinca Minor (Vinca
Minor)
o Key Indications: Skin eruptions with excessive hair
growth; alopecia.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Eczema with matted
hair; hair grows on the affected patches.
2. Itching of the scalp,
worse from scratching.
3. Bald spots with
irritated skin.
48. Viola Odorata (Viola
Odor)
o Key Indications: Skin eruptions, especially on the face
and behind the ears.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Crusty, yellow
eruptions on the face and scalp.
2. Eczema behind the
ears.
3. Rheumatic pains in the
wrists and ankles.
49. Zingiber Officinale
(Zingiber)
o Key Indications: Nausea, flatulence, and cough with
excessive salivation.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Flatulence with a
feeling of coldness in the abdomen.
2. Nausea and dizziness.
3. Cough with copious,
watery expectoration.
50. Avena Sativa (Avena
Sativa)
o Key Indications: Nervous exhaustion, weakness, and drug
withdrawal.
o Top Symptoms:
1. Nervous debility and
exhaustion from overwork or stress.
2. Insomnia due to mental
exhaustion.
3. Helps with withdrawal
from nicotine, opium, or alcohol.
Important Disclaimer: This information is for educational and
research purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice,
diagnosis, or treatment. Mother tinctures are potent substances and should only
be used under the guidance of a qualified homeopathic practitioner or medical
professional. Self-prescribing can be dangerous.
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