Allen A52 Thyroid Drop

Allen A52 Thyroid Drop is a specially formulated homoeopathic medicine designed to help support thyroid health and address various thyroid-related conditions. This unique blend of homoeopathic ingredients is crafted to provide a natural and gentle approach to managing symptoms associated with thyroid gland disorders. Allen Thyroid Drops may help balance thyroid function, offering relief from symptoms such as restlessness and palpitations, which are often linked to thyroid imbalances.

Key Ingredients:
Each 5 ml contains:

• Atropinum 3x - 1.00 gm

• Bromium 3x - 1.00 ml

• Hekla lava 3x - 0.75 gm

• Iodium 3x - 0.75 gm

• Spongia tosta 3x - 0.75 ml

• Natrum muriaticum 3x - 0.50 gm

• In Aqua Destillata

Indications:

• All types of hyperthyroidism

• Graves' disease

• Toxic adenomas

• Subacute thyroiditis

• Pituitary gland malfunctions

• Goitre

Product Form: Liquid

Net Quantity: 30 ml

Suitable For: Adults

Key Benefits:

• Atropinum 3x and Bromium 3x are known in homoeopathy for their potential to help alleviate symptoms of thyroid imbalance such as fatigue and palpitations

• Hekla lava 3x and Iodium 3x are selected for their reputed usefulness in managing hyperthyroid conditions and supporting thyroid gland health

• Spongia tosta 3x is included for its homoeopathic properties that may assist in reducing thyroid gland inflammation

• Natrum muriaticum 3x is traditionally used in homoeopathy to help support fluid balance and glandular health, addressing symptoms related to thyroid dysfunction

Directions For Use:

• Take 50 drops in half a cup of water daily 4 times for 4 days

• After 4 days, take 30 drops, 3 times a day or as directed by the physician

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight

• Read the product label carefully before use

• Keep out of reach of children

• Use under medical supervision

• Always keep a gap of 15 minutes before or after meals when you take medicines

• Avoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the course of treatment