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.

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