Berberis vulgaris

Berberis vulgaris

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Barberidacae

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Shrub

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Barberry

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                                    Except for its fruits and seeds, the plant is mildly poisonous. The bark of the root and stem of the plant is the source of the Od Force the Electrohomoeopathy utilizes as one of the components to form the remedy.

                                   Negatively charged cell to cell journey of this Od Force is to motivate the independent motion of the lymphatic circulation for  functioning in regaing the lost orchestral rhythm between the muscle and mucuous system towards the usual secretion for keeping the human system in order. The deficiency in the said orchestral rhythm Od Force slows down the flow of fluid of the liver and gall bladder which is destined for reach to fall in the intestine to become one of the reasons for fomation of stone therein. Usually this slowness may cause jaundice. So the expelling properties of the affected zone hampers to throw out the derailed bilirubin, stones etc. In the same sense this deficiency may cause the same derailment towards the formation od the renal system stones.

                                    In the same way the said deficiency causes dehydration in the mucous membrane. The introvercy caused by this deficiency creates leucorrhoea and cramp during menstruation within its target of the uterine system with a connection with the renal system developng different difficulties therein. In the same way the secretory properties come also under this perview. In totality the above deficiency has the greatest affinity in the vicinity of the renal system. The deficiency of said slowness may be added the cancer causing deficiency to fortify the virulency.

                                      This deficiency may extend its depotential activities over the salivery gland , pancreas etc. to form calculi there. The said insufficiency takes an important role in mobility in the jonts, In the gastrointestinal tract, on the skin, in the respiratory system the lacking spreads its wings.