Homeopathic medicines are the most natural form of treating disorders and there’s remedy for every kind of sleeping disorder. Homeopathy improves the ability of the mind and body to handle stress effectively.
Homeopathy is absolutely safe and free from any side-effects. With the regular use of homeopathic medicines, the need for sleeping pills may reduce.
Insomnia affects two-third of population worldwide, who find difficult to sleep due to various stress levels in personal life as exact cause is unknown.
There are likely to be several contributing factors, such as Anxiety, work-related stress, depression, loss of purpose, strong emotions.
Some of the commonly prescribed homeopathic medicines for sleeplessness are Coffea Cruda, Nux Vomica, Passiflora Incarnata, Kali Phosphoricum, Phosphorus, Silica, Sulphur, Ignatia, Staphisagria, etc.
Homeopathic |
Remedies |
Coffea cruda |
calm a restless mind, slow down over-flowingoveractive thoughts and
help promote night sleep. |
Nux vomica |
relieves irritability, sleeplessness at 3 a.m., and digestive troubles
associated with overindulgence in food, tobacco or alcohol. |
Silicea |
for nervous people with low stamina who get too tired. |
Sulphur |
helpful if insomnia comes from itching—or an increasing feeling of
heat in bed, especially in the feet. |
Staphysagria |
relieve physical symptoms, sleeplessness and irritability caused by grief,
repressed anger or vexation. |
Aconitum apellus |
helpful if a person panics with insomnia. Fear and agitation come on
suddenly when the person is drifting off to sleep. |
Arnica montana |
relieves pain and restless sleep from muscle overexertion. |
Arsenicum album |
very restless sleep with fearful dreams of robbers, thieves or
stealing. |
Cocculus |
well-suited to worn-out people who care for others and work
night-shifts. There can be an irresistible inclination to sleep in the
morning with spasmodic yawning. |
Kali phosphoricum |
arise due to causes such as worrying, over thinking or being too
excited about something. |
Lycopodium |
person feels drowsy after meals, but has trouble sleeping at bedtime. |
Zincum metallicum |
wound up from overwork—or be naturally inclined toward nervousness and
just have trouble relaxing. Their legs and arms often feel extremely
restless, and lying still in bed may be impossible. |
Sencio |
when sleeping disorder or sleeplessness occurs on account of prolapse
of the uterus. |
Cypripedium |
when a patient cannot sleep because the brain gets overcrowded with
different sorts of pleasant ideas and thoughts. This is common in little
babies who wake up in the middle of the night and start playing. |
Mag Carb |
occur due to abdominal
problems, uneasiness and from a sense of great internal fear within the
patient. |
Muriatic Acid |
patient is unable to sleep in spite of feeling sleepy. |
Calcarea phosphorica |
helpful to children with growing pains, and also to adults who have
aching in the joints and bones, or neck and shoulder tension that make it
hard to fall asleep. |
Causticum |
Sleeplessness during night time because of dry heat conditions. The
affected person is unable to rest in a fixed posture. |
Ferrum Met |
people who are able to sleep only by changing the beds position
heading towards the North. |
Ignatia |
cures patients who are light
sleepers. |
Arnica Mont |
person cannot sleep because of extreme exertion of the body and mind. |
Hyoscamus niger |
over-active children who wake up frightened from imaginary fears or
visions. They may wake with convulsions and there can be loud moaning with
sleep-talking & grinding the teeth. |
Papaver somniferum |
insomnia from slight noises, where the bed feels too hot and there is
moaning and jerking of limbs in sleep. |
Lachesis |
sleep is light with frequent and easy waking, tossing & turning,
groans & sighs, starts & fright. |
Valeriana officinalis |
Sleepless with nightly itching and muscular spasms from excitement,
worse on waking. |
Graphites |
Drowsiness during the day, and early in the evening but then
difficulty in falling asleep at night.
good remedy for bed-wetting in children. |
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