• 1 mg suprarenal gland lysate. suis juvenile. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 0.2 mg testes lysate. bovis juvenile. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 1.6 mg hepar lysate. bovis fetal. and juvenile. (1:1) extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 2 mg pancreas lysate. bovis juvenile. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 1 mg diencephalon lysate. bovis fetal extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 2 mg placenta lysate. bovis mat. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 0.6 mg ren lysate. bovis fetal. and juvenile. (1:1) extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 0.6 mg Medulla spinalis lysate. bovis fetal. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 1 mg hypophysinum lysate. suis juvenile. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 4 mg vertebral column lysate. bovis fetal. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 2 mg muscle lysate. bovis fetal. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 2 mg Glandula thymi lysate. bovis fetal. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 1 mg articulation lysate. bovis fetal. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10
• 1 mg Nucleus pulposus lysate. bovis fetal. extractum lyophilisatum aquosum D10

• water for injections
• 18.1 mg sodium chloride

Homeopathic medicinal product, therefore without a therapeutic indication.

Neychon No.68 Ampoules



Thymus: The thymus gland is responsible for an intact immune defence.
Pituitary gland: Produces hormones necessary for various body processes.
Diencephalon: Regulates the olfactory centre, the autonomic nervous system, the neuroendocrine system and emotional sensations.
Spinal cord: Connects the brain and nervous system
Adrenal gland: Hormones such as cortisone, cortisol and steroids are produced in the adrenal gland
Testes without sperm: The testes produce the male sex hormone testosterone
Liver: The liver is the detoxification organ; glucose, protein and fat metabolism also take place in the liver.
Pancreas: It regulates the blood sugar level and produces insulin.
Musculature: The musculature is important for the movement of the body.
Spine: Called the centre of the body, it protects the spinal cord and moves and stabilises the body.
Joints: Joints provide mobility in the body.
Kidney: The kidney is the excretory organ of the body, also regulates acid-base balance
Placenta: The hormones chorionic gondadotropin and corpus luteum are produced in the placenta. Part of the placenta is from the foetus, part from the mother.
Gelatinous nucleus of the intervertebral disc: The gelatinous nucleus cushions vibrations of the spine so that mobility is given.