ACIDUM BUTYRICUM Q

Adven Butyricum Acidum (Butyric Acid)

A supportive remedy for nervous imbalance, digestive disturbance, and sleep disorders

Butyricum acidum (Butyric Acid), a volatile fatty acid derived from butter, belongs to the carboxylic acid group.
In homoeopathy, it is valued for its action on the nervous system, digestive tract, and general vitality.
It is particularly indicated in cases of nervousness, anxiety, digestive disturbances, musculoskeletal fatigue, and sleep-related complaints, often accompanied by profuse perspiration.

Common Name: Butyric Acid

Key Indications

Nervousness & Anxiety

• Persistent fearfulness and nervous mental state
• Anxiety over trivial matters
• Restlessness with impulsive thoughts
• Emotional instability with apprehension

Headache

• Dull, cloudy headache
• Worse from motion, exertion, or rapid movement
• Headache associated with anxiety or physical strain (e.g., climbing stairs)

Digestive Complaints

• Poor appetite with excessive flatulence
• Cramping pain in stomach, especially epigastric region
• Aggravation at night
• Irregular bowel movements with pain and straining

Back Pain & Musculoskeletal Complaints

• Dull, tired pain in lower back
• Pain radiating to legs and ankles (especially posterior aspect)
• General weakness and fatigue in limbs

Sleep Disturbance

• Difficulty falling asleep (insomnia)
• Disturbing, heavy or serious dreams
• Unrefreshing sleep with mental unrest

Skin & Perspiration

• Profuse sweating on slight exertion
• Offensive perspiration, especially of feet
• Weak, brittle fingernails prone to crumbling