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URANIUM NIT

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URANIUM NIT

Uranium nitricum
Uranium nitrate.

Key Uses:

  • Diabetes with water retention and increased urination
  • Digestive disorders, such as indigestion, bloating, and abdominal gas
  • High blood pressure
  • Kidney inflammation
  • Liver problems

    Origin : Chemically prepared.

    Background : This is a compound of the radioactive metal uranium, which was named in 1789 by Klaproth after the planet Uranus, since the element was first located soon after the planet’s discovery.

    Preparation : Uranium nitrate is triturated with lactose sugar.

    Remedy Profile : There is no well-defined picture for people who respond best to Uranium nit., although irritability and depression may be evident.
    Diabetes, kidney inflammation, high blood pressure, and liver problems can all respond to Uranium nit. It has an affinity with the digestive system and may be used for indigestion, bloating, and abdominal gas. Diabetes with water retention and increased urination may also be treated with this remedy.

    Symptoms Better : For open air; for rapid movement; for bathing in cold water.

    Symptoms Worse : For heat; for rest; for sour foods; for wine.


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