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Antimonium Crudum 30: White Tongue and Horny Warts

Antimonium Crudum 30: White Tongue and Horny Warts

Antimonium crudum 30 is the usual home potency of antimony trisulfide (stibnite, black sulphide of antimony). Homeopaths classically give it for a tongue white as if whitewashed, a sulky child who cannot bear to be touched or looked at, gastric upset from overeating, and horny warts. A properly made 30C contains no measurable antimony. Crude antimony salts are toxic. A randomised trial of a homeopathic wart regimen that included Antimonium crudum was no better than placebo.

A dark stibnite mineral specimen beside a vial of white homeopathic globules

This article is for people searching antimonium crudum 30 uses or Ant crud for warts. It is not a protocol for neonatal blistering disease or for stopping antibiotics in impetigo.

Antimonium crudum at a glance

Item Detail
Chemical Antimony trisulfide, Sb₂S₃ (stibnite)
Also written Ant-c., Antimon crud, Antimonium crudum 30C
Crude toxicity Trivalent antimony: GI, cardiac, liver concerns
30C / 200C No measurable Sb if made properly
Q / low trituration Material — not DIY
Main classical uses White tongue; gastric from overeating; horny warts/corns; sulky child
Worse Heat, sun, cold bathing
Safety in one line 30C is not tartar emetic; delay of infected skin is the harm

What Antimonium crudum is — and what it is not

Boericke’s black sulphide of antimony. Mental and gastric signs choose it: excessive irritability with that thick white tongue.

The old WeClinic page that offered Ant crud as a way to avoid antibiotics in paediatric impetigo, and that “presented” bullous pemphigoid neonatorum, was unsafe copy. Impetigo can need antibiotics. Neonatal blistering needs a neonatologist. We do not treat those with globules as the plan.

It is not tartar emetic (antimony potassium tartrate), a different, infamous emetic poison. Do not confuse the salts.

What the evidence says

Labrecque et al., CMAJ 1992 (PMC): Thuja 30 + Antimonium crudum 7CH + Nitric acid 7CH versus placebo for plantar warts — healing at 18 weeks 20% vs 24%. No benefit.

Warts: see warts. Many self-resolve. Salicylic acid and, when needed, dermatology.

What Ant crud 30 is classically used for

Tongue whitewashed; no thirst; cracks at mouth corners; gastric from pork, acids, overeating; belching; sulky, sentimental adults; children who refuse to be examined.

Skin. Horny warts on hands and soles; corns; thick honey-coloured scabs; nails that grow deformed. Worse from heat of sun and from cold bath.

Gout with gastric symptoms in Boericke — still not a urate drug; see gout when that page is your problem.

30 vs 200 vs 6X vs Q

Form What is in it Typical use Repeat
Crude / Q / low X Antimony Toxicology Do not self-prescribe
6C / 7CH Trace or none Wart trial used 7CH daily — did not beat placebo Not a reason to copy the trial as treatment
30C Empty of Sb Acute gastric + white-tongue picture Short, then stop
200C Empty Constitutional Not daily

How to take Antimonium crudum 30

  • Gastric picture: a few globules after a matched blow-out, then stop. Hydration still first.
  • Warts: if you try 30C at all, it is optional tradition beside salicylic acid — not instead of a changing, bleeding, or genital lesion work-up.
  • Children: sulky + white tongue after overeating is the story, not feverish cellulitis.
  • Pregnancy: no material antimony.

Side effects

30C: delay (impetigo, melanoma-mimic, bowel obstruction). Material antimony: GI and systemic toxicity. See side effects.

Ant crud compared with nearby remedies

Remedy Picture Not Ant-c. when
Antimonium crudum White tongue, sulky, heat worse, horny warts Wet rattle chest
Antimonium tart Rattle, sleepy, too weak to cough Chest, not whitewashed tongue
Thuja Stalked warts, sycosis More “fig-wart” than horny sole
Graphites Sticky honey folds Ooze, not horny
Nux Irritable overeating Nux more ineffectual stool than whitewash tongue

When to see a doctor

  • a child with widespread honey crusts, fever, or eye involvement
  • a wart that bleeds, changes, or sits under a nail without a diagnosis
  • vomiting with a silent belly
  • any non-homeopathic antimony product swallowed — emergency

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Antimonium crudum 30 used for?
Classically, a thick white tongue, gastric upset from overeating, a sulky child, and horny warts. Boericke, not a wart RCT winner.
Does it remove warts?
A 1992 placebo-controlled trial of a regimen that included Ant crud was negative for plantar warts.
Is antimony poisonous?
Crude antimony compounds can be. Properly made 30C is not a measurable antimony dose. Do not take Q.
Antimonium crudum vs Antimonium tart?
Crudum: digestive and skin, white tongue. Tart: wet chest, weakness. Different salts, different pictures.
30 vs 200?
30C for an acute gastric/skin picture. 200C is not stronger metal.
Can it treat impetigo instead of antibiotics?
No. That was unsafe old copy. Bacterial skin infection needs medical care.
What is the dose of Antimonium crudum 30?
A few globules, then stop. Wart labels that say three times daily are tradition, not proof.
Worse from sun or bathing?
Classical modalities: heat/sun and cold bathing. Use them to match, not as weather advice.
Side effects of 30C?
Delay. Material antimony is the poison story.
Safe for children?
Only as a potency after a doctor has seen feverish or blistering rashes. Never crude antimony.

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