SBL Crataegus oxyacantha Mother Tincture Q, commonly known as Hawthorn, comes from the flowering plant Crataegus oxyacantha of the Rosaceae family. Traditional systems associate this plant with heart strength and balanced circulation. In homoeopathic practice, Crataegus oxyacantha reflects patterns of weakened heart action, strained circulation, and long-standing cardiac stress.
Common Names
English: Hawthorn
Key Symptom Patterns Linked with Crataegus oxyacantha
Chronic Heart Weakness
This remedy picture appears in long-term heart conditions marked by extreme fatigue, irregular rhythm, and a noticeably weak heartbeat. The heart often feels overworked and exhausted.
Heart Muscle Strain
Signs of heart muscle stress show through uneven rhythms, reduced stamina, and declining cardiac strength after prolonged strain.
Circulatory Exhaustion
Shortness of breath with minimal effort, cold hands and feet, and a pale appearance point to reduced circulation and overall weakness.
Arterial Stiffness
Crataegus oxyacantha aligns with hardened, thickened blood vessels, indicating long-standing imbalance in arterial flexibility.
Chest Discomfort
Pain or pressure in the heart region, sometimes extending beneath the left collarbone, stands out as a defining feature.
Valve-Related Irregularity
Weak heart sounds, murmuring sensations, and uneven rhythms suggest strain involving the heart valves.
Aortic Strain
Reduced stamina, irregular beats, and heart weakness accompany patterns linked to aortic involvement.
Disturbed Sleep
Heart awareness, discomfort, or breathlessness interferes with restful sleep, especially in chronic heart conditions.
Metabolic Imbalance
In some cases, this pattern extends to blood sugar imbalance, particularly in younger individuals.
