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An effective process: PEKANA spagyric remedies

Plants contain healing ingredients. But how can the active ingredients of the plants be comprehensively extracted in order to be effective in the body? The answer: using the spagyric method.

This ancient method, developed further over time, separates out the active ingredients of the plant, works on them and then brings them back together and has been delivering results for years.

The natural healing process builds on the notion of Paracelsus, that it is possible to extract the healing power of a plant. The PEKANA spagyric method takes fresh plants and creates what is known as a mother tincture – a pure concentrate of the healing ingredients.

The PEKANA Spagyric at a glance

1. Separation (Separatio)

2. Purification (Purificatio)

3. Ashing (Calcificatio)

4. Unification (Conjugatio)

Classic PEKANA

There are several different spagyric methods in the world of natural remedies. The “PEKANA spagyric method” entered in the register of homeopathic remedies differs from the original principle on three points:

In the first step we insist on gentle fermentation using yeast
Instead of distillation, we filter the fermented mass – this preserves the ingredients
The remaining solids are turned to ash, transforming them back into the mineral components of the plant.

PEKANA spagyrik according to Dr. Beyersdorff in detail

Step 1: process the plant

We mince the fresh plants, add water and sugar and allow them to ferment with pure yeast. This separates the effective elements from the gross structure of the plant.

Step 2: Purify the active ingredients

We press and filter the residue and liquid produced in the first step. This separates the liquid part (containing the active ingredients) and the ephemeral components (for example essential oils) from the solid parts (pressed residue).

Step 3: Heating the residue

The pressed residue turns to ash at around 900 degrees Celsius. What remains are the mineral components of the plant. We dissolve the purified minerals by stirring in hot water and then we filter the liquid a second time to purify it further.

Step 4: Purifying again

In the final step, we combine the mineral components of the plant with the filtered fermented liquid. We then process the mother tincture with other mother tinctures from our range to create powerful complexes.

Areas of Application for Spagyric Medicine

Spagyric remedies are highly versatile and can be used for a variety of health conditions. They provide relief in acute situations and support treatment of chronic conditions. Common areas of application include issues such as colds, digestive problems, or chronic pain. Spagyric remedies can also be helpful for mental well-being – for example, in cases of sleep disturbances, inner restlessness, or stress-related complaints.

Remedies for the Whole Family

The PEKANA range includes more than 70 spagyric complex remedies suitable for the entire family. Various forms of administration (drops, syrups, ointments, lotions, and globules) ensure easy application – even for young children. All PEKANA remedies are available only in pharmacies.

Spagyric Medicine at a Glance

What is Spagyric Medicine?

Spagyric medicine is an ancient natural healing method. It is based on Paracelsus' idea of enhancing the healing power of a plant, which shapes this unique way of producing remedies. In spagyric medicine, the active components of the plant are separated, processed, and then recombined. This approach is also reflected in the term "spagyrics," derived from the Greek words "spao" (to separate) and "ageiro" (to unite).

The spagyric essences obtained through this process help the body initiate healing processes and activate its self-healing abilities. The goal of spagyric mixtures is to restore harmony between body, mind, and soul.

Spagyric remedies have shown excellent results over the years. They can be used as standalone therapies or as a complement to other natural healing methods or conventional medical treatments. Since spagyric essences address both physical and emotional levels, they are particularly suitable for individuals seeking holistic treatment.