To the eclectic doctors from various medical disciplines, we are indebted to them for getting this valuable “Blood Dosha Remedies”. Juvenile diseases caused by infection from infectious toxins in the person's own body. Symptoms of septicemia are usually putrid or septic condition of the blood. Diarrhea in regional fever or typhoid. Gonorrhea. boils Erysipelas and fetid lesions. Gangrene. Goitre, as if the eyes were pushed out, in full, also injected directly into the thyroid gland in doses of 5 to 10 drops. Acute (malignant) transformation of acute and chronic diseases. This medicine relieves pain in terminal stage of cancer. Infection by snake venom. Cerebrospinal meningitis. Obstetric Infectious Diseases. feeling tired Hemorrhoids Purulent secretions. This medicine acts on the appendix, hence it is used in appendicitis, but it should be remembered that this medicine has the ability to induce pus and if this medicine is used in cases of untreated purulent appendicitis, , in which case the affected part will probably rupture. Inflammation of the lymph nodes, cache injury. Snake bites and all bites and stings in general. Foul-smelling discharge accompanied by lassitude and great weakness.

• Ulcers between fingers: Shakti 3x or 6 34 drops medicine three times a day with a little water. 1 dram mixed with one ounce of vaseline or coconut oil is beneficial for external use.
• Echinacea: 3-4 drops of Shakti Q with half a glass of water every three hours and its Q applied externally to the affected area.
• Appendicitis: Strength 1x, 3x 4/6 drops with a little cold water every three hours and its Q external application is beneficial.
• Special Scabies: Shakti lx or 3x daily thrice daily for a few days.
• Gangrene: Strength 1x, 2x or 3x 5-6 drops with a little water every three hours and its Q external application heals wounds.
• Stinging: Q 2/4 drop (in proportion to age) with a little water three to four times daily.
• Kunkh: Shakti 3x, 6 or 30 thrice daily and its Q one-fourth olive oil mixed with coconut oil is applied externally on the affected area.