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Lecithinum

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Lecithin · Phosphatidylcholine · "The Brain Nerve Tonic Remedy"

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🎯 A nutritional tonic that improves blood quality, supports metabolism, and aids recovery from exhaustion and weakness.

📖 Boericke writes:

A Phosphorus-containing Complex Organic Body prepared from the yolk of egg and animal brains

(LECITHIN)

Lecithin is important in the vital processes of plant and animal organisms. Lecithin has a favorable influence upon the nutritive condition and especially upon the blood hence its use in anaemia and convalescence, neurasthenia and insomnia. Increasing the number of red corpuscles and amount of hemoglobin. Excellent galactagog, renders milk more nourishing and increases quantity.

Causes an immediate decrease in the excretion of the phosphates. Mental exhaustion and impotency. Tuberculosis, causing marked improvement in nutrition and general improvement. Tired, weak, short breath, loss of flesh; symptoms of general break-down. Sexually weak.

👤 Constitution

•Individuals who are tired, weak, short of breath, and losing weight, often showing signs of a general physical or mental breakdown.

🩺 Systems & Indications

🧠Mind

Useful for states of mental exhaustion and confusion.

Forgetful, dull, confused.

💊 Dosage & Potency

Historical record, not a prescription. Boericke published this in 1927. It is not medical advice — consult a qualified practitioner before acting on it.

Summarised from the passage below — Boericke’s own wording is the record.

1/2 to 2 grains

Other

📝Crude form

Primary Dosage

12X

Decimal

🌿 Remedy Relationships

🔄 Compare With

Phosphorus →

Boericke's Materia Medica

In Boericke’s Repertory

About the repertory →

Lecithinum is listed in 28 rubrics across 12 chapters — italicised by Boericke in 2 of them, marking the remedy as more frequently verified there.

Stomach6 Mind5 Urinary System4 Nervous System3 Face2 Male Sexual System2 Female Sexual System1 Head1 Ears1 Locomotor System1 Generalities1 Respiratory System1

See all 28 rubrics for Lecithinum →