IRIS VERSICOLOR Ø
Product Description
The common names of Iris Versicolor are Flag Lily, Liver Lily, Poison Flag, Water Flag, Wild Iris. It is a wet land perennial plant found in Eastern North America, Africa, India and exported to other countries. It was introduced by Kitchner in 1851 and than proved by Rowland in 1852 from there. The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh root and dilution from it. Iris Versicolor is highly recommended for migraine especially when caused by the stomach disorders. It is said to be good for heart burn, chronic vomiting, chronic gastritis, liver and gall bladder ailments and catarrhal sinus problem. It increases the flow of bile.
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The common names of Iris Versicolor are Flag Lily, Liver Lily, Poison Flag, Water Flag, Wild Iris. It is a wet land perennial plant found in Eastern North America, Africa, India and exported to other countries. It was introduced by Kitchner in 1851 and than proved by Rowland in 1852 from there. The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh root and dilution from it. Iris Versicolor is highly recommended for migraine especially when caused by the stomach disorders. It is said to be good for heart burn, chronic vomiting, chronic gastritis, liver and gall bladder ailments and catarrhal sinus problem. It increases the flow of bile.
Shamahomeoclinic.com is not the manufacturer of the products available for purchase on our website unless explicitly stated in the product description. While we strive to ensure the accuracy of product information on our site, manufacturers may update or modify their product details. The actual packaging and materials of the products may contain additional or different information compared to what is displayed on our website. If you have any specific inquiries about a product, we recommend reaching out directly to the manufacturer. For medicinal products, the content on our website is not intended for the purpose of diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing any disease or health condition. It should not be considered a substitute for advice from medical practitioners, pharmacists, or other licensed health care professionals. If you suspect that you have a medical problem, we advise you to contact your health care provider immediately. Always read the labels, warnings, and instructions provided with the product before using or consuming it, and do not solely rely on the information presented on our website. Your health and safety are essential to us, and we want to ensure you have accurate and reliable information about the products we offer.
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- We offer Cash on Delivery (CoD) and Mobile Payments (EasyPaisa/JazzCash).
- Same-day packaging for orders placed before 3:00 PM.
- Direct support: Contact our pharmacy desk via WhatsApp for custom potencies.