RUTELLI, AGLIETTA, FACCIO, MODUGNO, VESCE

(Papers of the Transnational Conference: "THE HOMOEOPATIC REMEDY-NON-MEDICINE. A PROPOSAL FOR RECOGNITION" - Rome 12th and 13th december 1988).

C H A M B E R O F D E P U T I E S N. 3138

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BILL OF LAW

on initiative of the Deputies

RUTELLI, AGLIETTA, FACCIO, MODUGNO, VESCE

Submitted 12 September, 1988

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Acknowledgement of Homoeopathic Remedies

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COLLEAGUES! Despite a strong and increasing practice in our country, homoeopathic medicine, neither acknowledge nor regulated, is compelled to operate in a situation of hypocrite tolerance which cannot be further accepted. Today, the task of Parliament is above all that of acknowl edging homoeopathic remedies and thus be able to proceed in a rational and serious manner to a regulation of homoeopathic medicine. To give the Chamber a suitable contribution to this process which cannot be further delayed, the signatories of this Bill of Law have decided to accompany it with the following report, especially entrusted to a group of homoeo pathic doctors co-ordinated in their work by Maria Teresa Di Lascia.

To start talking of homoeopathy we shall not use thewords of homoeopaths, butthose of Nobels Prize for Chemistry, M. Jean Marie Lehn, interviewed by Le Monde on 30June, 1988: "These results are upsetting, absolutely upsetting! At the presentstate of knowledge, as regards molecular science, I cannot see how in biology in the absence of a molecule, an information can be trasmitted; I further cannot understand how through a liquid, seat ofvery rapid molecular movements a "trace" may be preserved. Especially at such dilutions. Imagine a dilution of 10 to 120! The number of particles of the universe is 10 to 60. There are obviously other facts and I cannot doubt since the authors of this survey are valid scientists.

The discovery to which Prof. Lehn refers is the one dealt with by all newspaper under the title: "The memory of matter" (Le Monde, 29 June, 1988), or "Believing in the Unbelievable" (Nature, 30 June, 1988).

Despite polemics and denials, this discovery is the outcome of a survey carried out contemporarily by laboratories in France (Paris), Canada (Toronto), Italy (Milan) and in Israel; the result obtained in the different laboratories is univocal; water preserves the "memory" of the substance with which it has come into contact also in the absence of molecules.

For many homoeopaths this discovery, which many define "revolutionary", though strongly opposed by some scientific circles, confirms through methodologies understandable by official medicine, what has already been experimented, verified and learned through the homoeopathic method.

So far, official medicine has never accepted the fact that contra factum non valet argo mentum and has refused to scientifically accept the objectivity of experimentation and of homoeopathic clinical medicine: but let us now come to the facts.

The scientific bases of homoeopathic medicine are the following:

a) the law of similes;

b) pure experimentation;

c) therapeutic verification, that is recovery of the diseased.

Similia Similibus Curentur: Hippocrates had already declared it, but only the doctor C. F. S. Hahnemann, created a system and codified this principle and treated, since the end of '700 with remedies prepared by himself which with the passing of time, still maintain their therapeutic efficacy active. How is the law of similes described experimentally speaking? The same substance, diluted and dynamized, not chemically quantifiable, administered to a healthy person causes various psychic and physical symptoms (the so-called pathogenesis) and cures the suffering diseased of that same morbid condition.

Thus, a double experimental verification if effected: pure experimentation of the remedy on the healthy person and relative description of the symptoms appeared; a clinical therapeutic verification on the patient of the appearance of the symptoms to those experimentally induced in the healthy person. That is, recovery. Mention must be made of the fact that such an experimen tation, carried out in different times and places, by people differing as regards culture, society and constitu tion, gave constant andoverlapping results.

The methodological purity of this experimentation is proved by the constant appearance of the same symptoms, for each remedy in different times and places. All homoeopathic remedies have been prepared and tested on healthy people and each remedy revealed its own symptolatologic peculiarity, giving the homoeopathic doctor the opportunity of intervening on the acute and chronic diseased. Texts on homoeopathic medicine the medical matter are thus also the language of mind and body, as described by the patient and by the experimentator; the language, that is, not for the expert but of suffering as it expresses itself and develops in time and in the different situations. An experimentation, that is, of an envolving medicine which looks onto the diseased and not onto the disease, as each individual suffers and gets ill according to his own modalities. Each has its own ulcer, due to singular reasons, unique and peculiar to that particular individual; no disease may be regarded the same for everyone, no disease

may be treated through uniform criteria. It may only be supressed. This is the important lesson taught by homoeopathy which considers the human being as a whole, in his developmente and in his singleness as an individual. For each person, at a given time of his existence, there is one, and only one, homoeo pathic remedy capable of restoring his health and that unique remedy is absolutely individual.

Other considerations onhomoeopathic experimentationare worth mentioning, especially as compared to official medicine.

As already said, homoeo-pathic medicine, experimentsin vivo and on the healthy person, thus inducing a state of artificial disease (pathogenesis) by diluted anddynamized remedies. The substance become remedies only after testing on the healthy person; remedies tested in Hahnemann's period still give the same results two centuries later.

How many animals have undergone the most atrocious experiments in order to produce a medicine designed to cure man?

How many monkeys have beenmade to smoke and give rise to lung cancer in order to find the relative medicine, as if monkeys, for their very nature and inclination, could be smokers and develop cancer of the lungs?

The results of this are under everybody's eyes: hytrogenous diseases are increasing; the validity of the drug soon becomes obsolete also because the organism soon gets used to it.

The homoeopathic remedy hasno counter-indication, it is not toxic, may be taken by infants and by elderly people, by allergic patients and bypregnant women. Results on animal and plants may be seen without the shadow of doubt and in this respect clinical verification and the therapeuthic recovery of animals is the reply of homoeopaths to the charge against them of "influencing" the patient with the so-called "placebo effect". It must here be mentioned that the "placebo effect" as commonly identified does not exist and that homoeopathic medicine (which is also phylosophy of the mind and body) uses the placebo as an absolutely necessary defence in support of the remedy which restores health. For these reasons and others, it is high time the legislator acknowledged the homoeopathic remedy:

a) the increasing number of doctors practising homoeopathic medicine in our country and in the whole world;

b) the increasing request of patients wanting to be cured exclusively or even only occasionally with homoeopathy.

The latter come to homoeopathy because disappointed by official medicine, or because intoxicated or intolerant or allergico to drugs of common use such as antibiotics, antipiretics, antalgics, and thus, meeding safe drugs for ready intervention. Only a lower percentage of patients chooses homoeopathic medicine as the result of a search for a holistic medicine respecting the psycho-physic unity of man without intoxicating him in a design which is both curative and preventive. In view ofthis request the legislator cannot allow the homoeopathic doctor to be considered as akind of witch doctor and the homoeopathic patient as aday-dreamer; he cannot allow the right of each citizen to take care of his own health according to his own beliefe and his own freedom, bedenied an identity; he cannot allow a homoeopathic doctor, regularly graduated in medicine, to have problems in practising his profession and treating his patients according to his conscience and his knowledge. Homoeopathic medicine, though not forbidde

n is tolerated, thus nothing that concerns it must be made known and circulated and the citizen cannot know and thus be able choose and decide. It is now the legislator's duty to give this opportunity to the entire country to avoid that, in silence, hybrid derivates of the patients needs may grow while homoeopathic medicine beused improperly. In fact, there is a growing tendency to prescribe the homoeopathic remedy as if it were an official drug. It is well-known that it is not the homoeopathic doctor the one who has achieved a knowledgeof a different pharmacology, appliable symptomatologically and suppressingly in a manner apt to replace the official drug, but it is the doctor who has been trained to experiment in vivo, to decodify the language previously learned, to look onto the diseased and not onto the disease, to read and write a different historic-clinical anamnesis of the patient. For all these reasons, a true homoeopath needs many years of study and experience because he can muster an art which is n

ot thaught and, indeed, is ignored in the universities of official medicine.

To face this shortage the Association for the Free University of Homoeopathic Medicine (L.U.I.M.O.) has been established. Its teaching staff consists of the greatest homoeopathic doctors of the world and the chairman is the greatest Italian homoeopath, Professor Antonio Negro. Homoeopathic doctors now demand the acknowledgement of university courses for the vocational training of homoeopathic doctors.

Homoeopaths take the responsability of the homoeopathic remedy as long as it is employed properly and that the methodology be the one indicated by Hahnemann, the founder of homoeopathy.

Homoeopaths have the greatest respect for the technologic and diagnostic developments of official medicine: homoeopathic doctors are all graduated in official medicine, but in spite of this they clearly state that the homoeopathic remedy is not compatible with any other drug, both for pharmacologic and methodologic reasons. The pharmacologic reasons are quite obvious; the ponderal and massive dose of the traditional drug would prevent the action of the infinitesimal homoeopathicdose: methodological reasonsare more complex, but the mostimportant is the fact that traditional drugs suppresses the symptom or has an action which replaces the physiological function, where as the homoeopathic remedy stimulates the energetic response of the patient (vis sanatrix naturae) and restores his equilibrium.

We must also say that homoeopathic medicine is first of all a preventive medicine.

The British Insurence Company established in '800 and early '900 a special sector for people treated homoeopathically and asked of these people an insurance premium much lower than of other peolpe since these lived longer and were ill less than the others (F. Zammarano "Il medico omeopatico dalle origini ad oggi", Ed. Cappelli 1951).

Homoeopathic remedies have been regulated by law in France, Germany, Great Britain, Belgium, Luxemburg and the Netherlands: this is not so, however, in Italy, Spain and Portugal.

The need to provide a specific legislation is thus of the ut most importance, especially considering that in our country homoeopathic medicineis practised by about 1,500 doctors and about one million Italians are cured with homoeopathic remedies sold in 3,000 chemistries for anannual amount of at least 20 billion lire.

The absence of regulations,in respect of an increasing demand, seems unsustainable and intolerable: in fact, anyone can, at the present state of things, practise homoeopathic medicine and prescribe homoeopathic remedies. The need for a discipline on this matter, at least as regards homoeopathic remedies, safeguarding the rights and the health of citizens, is dutiful. We have voluntarily ignored the problems regarding homoeopathic medicine, university degree courses or specialization courses. These problems will have to be faced at a later date and through more complex procedures than those foreseen for the simple acknowledgement of homoeopathic remedies. The present bill of law consists in 5 articles. Article 1 defines homoeopathic remedies, mother tinctures and hydroalcoholic solutions, the latter indicated as starting products of the homoeopathic remedy itself. Article 2 individuates, through annexe A, those homoeopathic remedies which have been acknowledged by testing the therapeutic verification; moreo

ver the Ministry of Health is asked to authorized firther homoeopathic remedies which will have to follow Hahnemann's methodology.

The compulsory sale in pharmacies based on a doctor's prescription is provided for by article 3: this guarantees the citizen on the quality of the product and the adequacy of the prescription.

The delegation of powers toThe Ministry of Health for theprovision of regulationsregarding production, consume,trade and quality controls isprovided for by article 4.These procedures will have to safeguard the citizen and guarantee the quality of the product and the efficacy of the ritual controls, while article 5 regards the rules concerning the modalities of packaging the homoeopathic remedy.

BILL OF LAW

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ART. 1

1. The homoeopathic remedy isthe dynamized diluition obtained from a single mineral, vegetable or animal substance which exists in nature at the natural state or through a chemical action not of synthesis, which administered to the healthy subject produces a constant symptomatology which is curative in patients presenting a morbid picture alike the one observed and described in the healthy subject.

2. The Minister of Health, in accordance with the "Istituto superiore di sanità" (Superior Institute for Health) can by his own decree authorize other homeopathic remedies which have been tested and whose therapeutic control has been verified, according to the methods of Hahneman, during a period of no less than five years.

ART. 2

1. Homoeopathic remedies are those indicated in table A annexed to the present law. 2. The Minister of Health, having heard the Superior Health Institute, may by its own decree authorize other homoeopathic remedies which have been tested and have shown a therapeutic verification, according to Hahnemann's methodology, for not less than 5 years.

ART. 3

1. The Homoeopathic remedy, mother tinctures and hydroalcoholic solutions may be prescribed only by the doctor and sold only in pharmacies.

ART. 4

1. Within 180 days after the enforcement of the present law, the Minister of Health, having heard the Superior Health Institute, establishes by its own decree the procedures of production, preservation, trade and import and the criteria of quality control of the homoeopathic remedies, the mother inctures and the hydroalcoholic solutions.

ART. 5

1. The packaging of the homoeopathic remedy must have the saying "homoeopathic product" written clearly on the outside as well as the denomination of the product and its dilution; it must also specify the number of the total units and their weight as well as the production date, the expiry date indicated by the productor and the number of origin lot. 2. The homoeopathic remedies, the mother tinctures and the hydroalcoholic solutions must be sold together with a written description on which the modalities of administering and preserving the product are clearly stated.

TABLE A.

(Article 2)

Abies Caadesis

Abies nigra

Abrotanum

Absinthium

Acalyipha Indica

Acetic Acid

Aconitum cammarum

Aconitum napellus

Aconitum ferox

Actaea spicata

Aethusa

Agaricus emeticus

Agaricus muscarius

Agaricus phalloides

Agnus castus

Ailanthus

Alcohol

Aletris farinosa

Allium cepa

Allium sativum

Aloe

Allium constricta

Alumen

Alumina

Alumina silicata

Aluminium

Ambra

Ambrosia artemisae folia

Ammoniacum

Ammonium bromatum

Ammonium benzoicum

Ammonium carbonicum

Ammonium causticum

Ammonium muriaticum

Amphisbaena

Amygdalae amarae aqua

Amyl nitrite

Anacardium

Anagallis

Anantherum

Angustura

Anilinum

Anisum stellatum

Anthemis nobilis

Anthracinum

Anthorokali

Antimonium arsenicosum

Antimonium crudum

Antimonium oxydatum

Antimonium sulph. auratum

Antimon., et potass., tart.

Aphis chenopodii glauci

Aphis

Apium graveolens

Apocynum cannabinum

Apomorphium

Aralia racemosa

Aranea diadema

Argentum cyanidum

Argentum metallicum

Argentum muriaticum

Argentum nitricum

Arnica

Arsenicum album

Arsenicum hydrogenisatum

Arsenicum iodatum

Arsenicum metalliclim

Arsenicum sulphuratum flavum

Arsenicum sulphuratum rubrum

Artemesia vulgaris

Arum dracontinum

Arum macalatum

Arum triphyllum

Arundo mauritanica

Asafoetida

Asarum

Asclepias cornuti (Syriaca)

Asclepias tuberosa

Asimina triloba

Asparagus

Astagus fluviatilis

Asterias rubens

Atropinum

Aurum

Aurum arsenicum

Aurum iodatum

Aurum muriaticum

Aurum-m-n

Aurum sulphuratum

Badiaga

Baptisia

Bartfelder (acid sprig)

Baryta acetic

Baryta carbonica

Baryta iodata

Baryta muriatica

Belladonna

Bellis perennis

Benzinum

Benzoic acid

Benzinum nitricum

Berberis

Bismuthum oxidum

Blatta Orientalis

Boletus lariscis

Boracicum acidum

Borax

Bothrops lanceolatus

Bovista

Brachyglottis

Bromium

Brucea antidysenterica

Bryonia

Bufo

Bufo sahytiensis

Cactus

Cadmium sulphuratum

Cahica

Cajuputum

Caladium

Calcarea acetica

Calcarea arsenica

Calcarea carbonica

Calcarea caustica

Calcarea fluorata

Calcarea iodata

Calcarea phosphorica

Calcarea silicata

Calcarea sulphurica

Calendula off.

Calliandra-houstoni

Calotropis

Camphora

Canchalagua

Cannabis indica

Cannabis sativa

Cantharis

Capsicum

Carbolic acid

Carbo animalis

Carboneum hydrogenisatum

Carboneum oxygenisatum

Carboneum sulphuratum

Carbo vegetalis

Carcinosinum

Carduus marianus

Carlsbad

Cascarilla

Castanea vesca

Castor equi

Castoretum

Caulophylium

Causticum

Ceanothus Americanus

Cedron

Cenchris contortrix

Centaurea tagana

Cereus bonplandii

Cereus Serpentaria

Chamomilla

Chelidonium majius

Chenopodium anthelminticum

Chenopodium vulvaria

Chimphila

China

Chinium arsenicosum

Chinium sulphuricum

Chionanthus Virginica

Chloralum

Chloroform

Chlorum

Cholesterimun

Chromicum acidum

Cicuta virosa

Cimex

Cimicifuga

Cina

Cinchonium sulphuricum

Cinchona boliviana

Cinnabaris

Cinnamomum

Cistus

Citric acid

Citrus limonum

Citrus vulgaris

Clematis

Cobaltum

Coca

Cocculus

Coccinella septempunctata

Coccus cacti

Cochlearia

Codeinum

Coffea cruda

Coffea tosta

Colchicum

Colibacillinum

Collinsonia

Colocynthis

Colostrum

Comocladia

Conium

Convallaria majalis

Copaiva

Corallium rubrum

Coriaria ruscifolia

Cornus circinata

Cornus florida

Cornus serica

Crocus

Cotyledon umibilicus

Crotalus cascavella

Crotelus horridus

Croton tigliuni

Cubeba

Culex moscae

Cundurango

Cuprum

Cuprum aceticum

Cuprum sulphuricum

Curare

Cyclamen

Cypripedium

Daphne Indica

Derris pinnata

Digitalis

Dioscorea

Dirca palustris

Dolichos pruriens

Doryphora

Drosera

Duboisinum

Dulcamara

Erchinacea angustifolia

Elaps

Elaterium

Epigea repens

Equisetum

Erigeron

Eryngium aquaticum

Ecualyptus

Eugenia jambos

Euonymus Europaeus

Eupatorium perfoliatum

Eupatorium purpureum

Euphorbium

Euphrasia

Eupion

Fagopyrum

Ferrum arsenicosum

Ferrum

Ferrum Aceticum

Ferrum iodatum

Ferrum magneticum

Ferrum muriaticum

Ferrum phosphoricum

Ferrum picricum

Ferrum sulphuricum

Filix-mas

Fluoricum acidum

Formica

Gadus morrhua

Gambogia

Gelsemium

Genista

Gentiana lutea

Gentiana cruciata

Geranium maculatum

Gettisburg water

Ginseng

Glanderine

Glonoin

Gnaphalium

Gossypium

Granatum

Graphites

Gratiola

Grindelia rubusta

Guaco

Guarana

Guarea

Guaiacum

Gymnocladus

Haematoxylon

Hamamelis

Hecla lava

Helleborus niger

Heloderma

Helonias

Hepar sulphuris calcareum

Hippomanes

Hippozaenium

Homarus

Hura braziliensis

Hydrangea

Hydrastis

Hydrocotyle

Hydrocyanie acid

Hyoscyamus

Hypericum

Iberis

Ictodes foetida

Ignatia

Illicum

Indigo

Indium metallicum

Inula

Iodoformum

Iodum

Ipecacuanha

Ipomia purpurea

Iris florentina

Iris foetidissima

Iris versicolor

Jaborandi

Jacaranda

Jalapa

Jatropa

Junglans cinerea

Junglans regia

Juniperus Virg

Kali aceticum

Kali arsenicosum

Kali bichromicum

Kali bromatum

Kali carbonicum

Kali chloricum

Kali cyanatum

Kali ferrocyanicum

Kali iodatum

Kali manganicum

Kali nitricum

Kali phosphoricum

Kali sulphuricum

Kalmia

Kaolin

Kissengen

Kreosote

Lac caninum

Lac defloratum

Lac felinum

Lachesis

Lachnanthes

Lactic acid

Lactuca

Lamium

Lapus albus

Lappa arctium

Lappa major

Lathyrus

Lactrodectus mactans

Laurocerasus

Lecthi

Ledum

Lemna minor

Lepidium bonariense

Leptandra Virginica

Lilium Tigrinum

Linum cathar

Lithium carbonicum

Lithium muriaticum

Lobelia cardinalis

Lobelia inflata

Lobelia syphilitica

Lycopodium

Lycopersicum

Lycopus virginicus

Lydrophobinum

Magnesia carbonica

Magnesia muriatica

Magnesia phosphorica

Magnesia sulphurica

Magnetis Polus Arcticus

Magnetis Polus Australis

Malandrinum

Mancinella (Hipponanes)

Manganum

Manganum muriaticum

Marmoreck

Medorrhinum

Melilotus

Menispermum

Mentha piperita

Menyanthes

Mephitis

Mercurius

Mercurius corrosivus

Mercurius cyanatus

Mercurius dulcis

Mercurius iodatus flavus

Mercurius iodatus ruber

Mercurius nitrisus

Mercurius sulphuricus

Mercurialis

Mezereum

Millefolium

Mitchella

Morphinum

Moschus

Murex

Muriatucum acidum

Mygale lasiodora

Myrica

Myrustuca

Myrtus communis

Naja

Narcoticum

Natrum aceticum

Natrum arsenicatum

Natrum hypochlorosum

Natrum muriaticum

Natrum nitricum

Natrum phosphoricum

Natrum sulphuricum

Niccolum

Niccolum sulph

Nitricum acidum

Nitro muriatic acid

Nitri spiritus dulcis

Nitrogenum oxygenatum

Nuphar loteum

Nux moscata

Nux vomica

Nymophaea

Ocimum

Onanthe

Oleander

Oleum animale

Oleum jecoris aselli

Onosmodium

Opium

Origanum majorana

Osmium

Ovinine

Oxalicum acidum

Oxytropis lamberti

Paeonia

Palladium

Pareira brava

Paris quadrifolia

Paullinia pinnata

Pediculus capitis

Penthorum

Petiverie

Petroleum

Phallus impudicus

Phaseolus nanus

Phellandrium

Phosphoricum acidum

Phosphorus

Physostigma

Phytolacca

Picrinum acidum

Pinus silvestris

Piper methysticum

Piper nigrum

Plantago

Platinum

Platinum muriaticum

Plectranthus

Plumbago litteralis

Plumbum

Podophyllum

Polygonum hydropiperoides

Populus

Pothos foetidus

Prunus spinosa

Psorinum

Ptelea trifoliata

Pulex iritans

Pulsatilla

Pulsatilla nuttaliana

Pyrogenium

Pyrus

Radium

Ranunculus bulbosus

Ranunculus sceleratus

Raphanus

Rathanhia

Rheum

Rhododendron

Rhus aromatica

Rhus glab

Rhus radicans

Rhus toxicodendron

Rhus venenata

Robinia

Rumex cispus

Ruta

Sabadilla

Sabal serrulata

Sabina

Saccharum album

Salicylicum acidum

Salamandra

Salix niger

Sambucus nigra

Sanguinaria

Sanguinaria nit

Sanicula aqua

Santoninum

Sarracenia

Sarsaparilla

Scutellaria

Secale cornutum

Selenium

Senecio

Senega

Sepia

Serpentaria

Silicea

Sinapis alba

Sinapis nigra

Solanum mammosum

Solanum nigrum

Solanum oleraceum

Solanum tuborosum aegrotans

Solidago Virg. aur.

Spigelia

Spigelia marilandica

Spuranthes

Spongia

Squilla

Stachys betonica

Stannum

Staphisagria

Stellaria media

Sicta pulmonaria

Stillingia sylvatica

Stramonium

Strontium

Strychninum

Sulphur

Sulphur iodatum

Sulphuricum acidum

Sumbul

Syphilinum

Symphitum officinale

Symphoricarpus rac

Syphilium (Luesinum)

Tabacum

Tanacetum

Tanninum

Taraxacum

Tarantula hispanica

Tarent cubensis

Taxus beccata

Tellurium

Teplitz

Terebinthina

Teucrium marum verum

Thallium

Thea

Theoridion

Thuja

Tilia

Tongo

Trifolinum pratense

Trillium pendulum

Trombidium muscae domesticae

Tuberculinum

Tuberculinum residum di Koch

Tussilago fragrans

Tussilago petasites

Upas

Uranium nitricum

Urtia urens

Ustilago

Uva ursi

Vaccinninum

Valeriana

Variolinum

Veratrum album

Veratrum viride

Verbascum

Vespa

Viburnum opulus

Vinca

Viola odorata

Viola tricolor

Vipera

Viscum album

Wiesbaden

Wyethia

Xanthoxylum

Yucca

Zincum

Zincum muriaticum

Zincum sulphuricum

Zingiber

Zizia

in the following dynamized dilutions:

Hahnemann's decimal DH from 1

DH at least to 60 DH;

Hahnemann's centesimal CH from

1CH at least to 30 CH;

Korsakovian centesimal K from

1K at least to 100 CMK;

Hahnemann's fiftythousandth LM

from 1LM at least to 60 LM.

The homoeopathic remedy is taken by mouth and is sold in pillules 3.5mm in diametre of lactose or saccherose imbued with the dynamized dilution declared which constitute the multidose form, that is the globules 1.5mm in diametre of lactose or saccherose of the declared dynamized solution which represent the classical monodose form, that is in hydroalcoholic solution of the declared dynamized solution.