PALPITATION OF THE HEART BEST REMEDY FOR HOMEOPATHIC! BEST HOMEOPATHIC CAPSULES FOR PALPITATION OF THE HEART No Shipping Charges

Palpitations of the heart refer to the sensation of feeling your heart beating. People often describe them as feeling like the heart is:

• Racing or pounding

• Fluttering or skipping beats

• Beating too fast (tachycardia)

• Beating irregularly or with pauses

These sensations can be felt in the chest, throat, or neck. Palpitations can occur during activity or at rest, and may last for seconds to minutes or longer.

Common Causes:

• Stress, anxiety, or panic attacks

• Strenuous exercise

• Caffeine, nicotine, or alcohol

• Fever

• Hormonal changes (e.g., pregnancy, menopause)

• Certain medications or stimulants

• Underlying heart conditions (e.g., arrhythmias, atrial fibrillation)

When to See a Doctor:

Seek medical attention if palpitations are accompanied by:

• Dizziness or lightheadedness

• Shortness of breath

• Chest pain or pressure

• Fainting

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Here is a brief description of the remedies you listed, commonly used in homeopathy for palpitations of the heart, along with their indications:

1. Crataegus Oxyacantha (Hawthorn)

• Common Name: Hawthorn

• Key Indications: Acts as a heart tonic. Useful in cases of palpitations from heart weakness, myocardial degeneration, valvular disease, and irregular pulse.

• Modalities: Better from rest; worse from exertion.

• Notes: Improves heart muscle nutrition and efficiency.

2. Nux Vomica

• Common Name: Poison Nut

• Key Indications: Palpitations due to stress, anger, overwork, excessive stimulants (coffee, alcohol). Often used in type A personalities.

• Modalities: Worse in the morning, after eating, mental strain; better with rest and warmth.

• Notes: Palpitations may be associated with digestive complaints or insomnia.

3. Spigelia Anthelmia

• Common Name: Pinkroot

• Key Indications: Palpitations with sharp stitching pain in the heart region, irregular heartbeats, and worse from movement or deep breathing.

• Modalities: Worse from movement, noise, touch; better lying on the right side.

• Notes: Often indicated in rheumatic heart conditions and pericarditis.

4. Pulsatilla Nigricans

• Common Name: Wind Flower

• Key Indications: Palpitations from emotions, hormonal changes, or after eating rich, fatty foods. Often in gentle, sensitive individuals.

• Modalities: Worse in a warm room, from lying on the left side; better in open air and with reassurance.

• Notes: Changeable symptoms; palpitations may be felt more when lying down at night.

  🔴 Krigs Heartone Drops – Suggested Combination

  Ingredients (Homeopathic Mother Tinctures or Low Potency):

  1. Crataegus Oxyacantha Q – 30%

     Heart tonic. Strengthens the heart muscle and improves circulation.

  2. Spigelia Anthelmia Q – 10%

     Palpitations with sharp chest pain and irregular heartbeat.

  3. Cactus Grandiflorus Q – 15%

     Sensation of constriction around the heart ("as if gripped by an iron band").

  4. Digitalis Purpurea Q – 10%

     Slow and weak pulse, heart failure symptoms, fluttering in chest.

  5. Nux Vomica Q – 10%

     Palpitations from stress, stimulants, sedentary lifestyle.

  6. Pulsatilla Nigricans Q – 10%

     Emotional causes of palpitations, especially in hormonal imbalance.

  7. Convallaria Majalis Q – 10%

     Increases efficiency of heart beat, useful in breathlessness and weakness.

  8. Valeriana Officinalis Q – 5%

     Calms nervous system, useful for palpitations from anxiety or nervous origin.

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  Suggested Dosage (General Use):

  • 10–15 drops in ¼ cup of water, 3 times daily

  • Or as directed by a qualified homeopath.

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  ⚠️ Notes:

  • Use under supervision if patient has diagnosed heart disease.

  • Not a replacement for conventional heart medication.

  • Check for contraindications with other medications or conditions.

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