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Is Sepia for Vegetarian?
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One of my doctors prescribed Sepia 200 to me. But, i have read an article that its made from cattlefish ink. Please tell me that is this medicine vegetarian? Any animals are harmed for this medicine manufacturing?
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No such part of animal is there and if you are feeling better than continue it.
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Hello yes it is from the cuttle fish. Homoeopathy medicine is based upon the theory of minimalism & Potentisation. You cannot find any substance of the cuttle fish in our Homoeopathic medicine. It has been transformed to its energy form. You cannot find any particles of the fish in it. So, you can very well continue the medicine if you are feeling better. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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Yes it is .If you are vegererian and not take medicine on basis of it's manufecturing then never take any allopathic medicine also.Because medicines either they prepered from animal or in lab. they tested on animal .And in this process many died .so i suggest it is better for you avoid medicines except ayurveda.But if we think more in depth almost all medicine in ayurveda mede from plant which are also living subject .so now it is upto you whatever decision made you.
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Dr. Merlin
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
It’s ink...
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