Learn about the powerful uterine remedy, Caulophyllum Thalictroides. Discover positive hormonal change through this powerful remedy.
“Aunt Flow Is Visiting?”
“It’s my moon time.”
“I’m having a hot flash”
If you are a woman you have probably said one of the phrases above or some variation of them throughout your life. Although a menstrual cycle, pregnancy and menopause are a natural part of life as a female, did you know that struggling with hormonal related symptoms doesn’t have to be? Homeopathy offers a variety of medicines that can bring relief and Caulophyllum is one of them!
What is Homeopathy?
Before I share all of the details and benefits of Caulophyllum let’s talk about the basics. Homeopathy is an amazing form of medicine that was discovered over 200 years ago by a German Physician. If you are new to the study of homeopathy I encourage you to read my article introducing you to the Basic Principles of Homeopathy and learn more.
What is Caulophyllum Thalictroides?
The homeopathic medicine Caulophyllum is rendered from the root of the plant, Blue Cohosh. Other names for this plant include Papoose Root and Squaw Root which are Native American in nature.
What is the History of Caulophyllum?
The Blue Cohosh plant was used historically by Native Americans. Indians believed that the flower of this plant were able to induce labor and bring about menstruation.
What are the Benefits of Caulophyllum?
Caulophyllum is a remedy that acts on the female reproductive organs. It is a uterine remedy known to help with hormonal issues that result from periods, pregnancy and menopause.
However this powerful remedy is also known to address issues of rheumatism. Especially when the arthritis is in small joints such as fingers and toes.
Some conditions that this remedy can help with include:
- lack of uterine tone
- ineffectual labor pains
- menstrual cramps with fatigue
- sleepless & restless
- arthritis in small joins
Pregnancy & Labor
Caulophyllum is a labor remedy if the contractions are weak and ineffective. It is also used during episodes of false labor. If a woman is having true contractions but the cervix is not dilating then Caulophyllum may also be considered.
Menstrual Disorders
If a woman suffers from painful periods with labor like cramps or irregular or suppressed menses after emotional stress or fatigue, Caulophyllum Thalictroides is a remedy to consider.
Rheumatism & Arthritis
The type of arthritis that Caulophyllum can help with is pain that is often in small joints of the body such as fingers and toes. There is often stiffness and the arthritic pain my alternate with uterine symptoms.
How I Have Personally Used this Remedy
I have never personally used the remedy Caulophyllum. I did actually order this remedy in preparation for my daughter’s birth but ended up not needing to take it. You can read about my unmedicated, water birth story HERE.
Does Caulophyllum Interact With Conventional Medicine?
Homeopathy does not interact with conventional medicine. You can give homeopathic medicine alongside conventional medication if necessary. It is a gentle and effective form of medicine that works in the body without side effects or interaction with other medications.
Where Can I Purchase Caulophyllum Thalictroides?
You can purchase quality homeopathic medicine from any of the pharmacies/health stores listed below.
Where Can I Learn More?
To learn more download my FREE Homeopathy Ebook below.
Also, check out my article on Homeopathic First Aid to learn other homeopathic medicines to have on hand to help you and your family in first aid situations.
I strongly encourage you to have the remedy Caulophyllum in your medicine cabinet to help care for yourself and other women in your life. Learning all that you can about these medicines is an investment in you and your family’s health and one that you won’t regret.
Comment below and share how you have used the homeopathic medicine, Caulophyllum for yourself or for someone else in your family.
This information is for informational purposes only. I am not a medical doctor or certified homeopath. No material is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen. Please never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in this correspondence.
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