"Ledum palustre"

Ledum palustre, from the Greek “light carrier” is the 15th chemical element treasure that is ideal for the month of August, when mosquitos are abundant. It is indeed the ideal remedy for mosquito bites and other insects such as the bee when: “the location of the sting is cold and the pain improves when cold is applied locally” (as opposed to the use of apis mellifica when the location of the sting is very hot). It is also very useful for incisions such as those made by needles, nails and knife wounds as well as animal bites such as dogs, snakes, monkeys, even when they get infected and create erysipelas.

The use of this medicine is never a substitute for a doctor's consultation or the local treatment of the wound, but used as a complement, it can help with recovery and reduce the amounts of painkillers or antibiotics to be taken. In the case of an eye wound by a pointy object, such as a tree branch, ledum can be used as an emergency remedy before seeing an ophthalmologist. Another classic use for this remedy is for sprained ankles. If the ankle feels cold to the touch and feels better when cold is applied locally, Ledum will help with the swelling and the pain. I hope that those few notes will be useful for the discovery and better skills for the correct domestic use of this homoeopathy remedy. You will be surprised of the results.

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"I hope that those few notes will be useful for the discovery and better skills for the correct domestic use of this homoeopathy remedy. You will be surprised of the results "