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Fucus Vesiculosus in homeopathy: properties, benefits and
uses (all you need to know)
What is Fucus vesiculosus?
Due to the high iodine content, Fucus vesiculosus has a stimulating effect on the thyroid gland. The
homeopathic remedy increases the body’s basal metabolic rate and is therefore used for overweight. It is also
used for swollen lymph nodes, arteriosclerosis and skin tuberculosis. The remedy should not be taken
independently. It is necessary to check the thyroid levels regularly both before and during therapy with Fucus
vesiculosus.
Leading symptoms
obesity
constipation
thyroid enlargement
Information about the agent
How do you recognize patients who need Fucus vesiculosus?
The drug or appearance of Fucus vesiculosus has not been described so far.
Modalities
Fucus vesiculosus is indicated for all typical symptoms that improve or worsen through the following
modalities:
Improvement:
not known
Deterioration:
not known
What are typical areas of application for Fucus vesiculosus?
thyroid disease and obesity
Areas of application in detail
Skin tuberculosis
Skin tuberculosis with lichen, scales, suppuration.
Dosage: 3 times a day 3 globules in the potency D6
Hypothyroidism
For hypothyroidism and goiter.
Dosage: 3 times a day 3 globules in the potency D6
Overweight, morbid (obesity)
Increase in basal metabolism and reduction of fat deposits. Curbs appetite and cravings for sweets.
Dosage: 3 times a day 3 globules in the potency D6
Application information
Dosage forms of Fucus vesiculosus
Fucus vesiculosus is prescribed in the mother tincture or in low potencies up to 6X, usually as drops.
Fucus vesiculosus dosage
For obesity, Fucus vesiculosus D1 is given 10 to 20 drops three times a day. Arteriosclerosis and iodine
deficiency symptoms, especially goitre, are treated over a longer period of time with three daily doses of five
to 10 drops in the potency D1. If there is a slight hyperfunction of the thyroid gland, the potency D6 can be
given with five drops three times a day under expert supervision.
Fucus vesiculosus effect
Fucus vesiculosus acts on the thyroid gland.
Fucus vesiculosus during pregnancy
Bladderwrack should not be administered during pregnancy without medical or homoeopathic
supervision. The remedy can be used if the pregnancy is at risk due to hypothyroidism or if the desire to have
children cannot be fulfilled as a result.
Fucus vesiculosus for the baby
Fucus vesiculosus is not used to treat typical infant complaints.
Fucus vesiculosus for dogs, horses and cats
Fucus vesiculosus is used in animals to treat thyroid disease and obesity. To avoid complications, the intake
should be under the supervision of the veterinarian and discussed with him in advance.
Side effects of Fucus vesiculosus
Digestive and circulatory problems as well as fluctuations in the blood sugar level have been observed with
the administration of D1 potencies. The drug must not be taken in the case of iodine hypersensitivity,
hyperthyroidism or other thyroid diseases.
Typical potencies: Fucus vesiculosus is mostly used in the mother tincture.
fabric type: (water) plant
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