Dr. Reckeweg R37 Intestinal Colic Drops 22ml

RECKEWEG, DR. R37

Drops For Digestive Colic

INDICATIONS

Cirrhosis of the liver, bilious colic, colic in saturnism, dysmenorrhea, flatulent colic, meteorism, porphyrinuria, intestinal colic, abdominal spasms of various genesis that are characteristic of porphyrinuria and the affected liver, flatulent colic, meteorism, bilious colic, intestinal colic, intestinal colic in saturnism, and abdominal spasms of varying genesis are

Principal Ingredients’ Mode of Action

All of the food that breaks down in the intestines is directed toward the liver, with the exception of the substances that are concentrated in the chylifers, and the liver regulates almost the entire detoxicating system in the body, especially in the intestines.

Cholesterins and porphyrins deserve special mention in this regard as intermediaries among the homoglobin tissues they are consumed by the liver. In modern therapy the liver is exposed to harmful retoxication in many ways, including a merely intermittent emission or absorption of toxic substances.

• Alumina: Constipation is characterized by small lumps in the stool.
• Bryonia: dark stools due to constipation.
• Colocynthis: Constipation and intestinal spasms are symptoms of flatulent colic.
• Lachesis: Especially after drinking too much alcohol or quinine, poor digestion.
• Lycopodium: Evenings were flatulent.
• Mercurius sublimatus corrosivus: Constipation with dysentery-like tenesmus.
• Plumbum aceticum: Colic in the intestines, frequent bouts of nausea and vomiting, and very sensitive abdominal area.
• Sulfur: R37 regulates stools and, in many instances, will end constipation. Reaction agent, foul-smelling flatulence, swollen abdomen, and mutilinal diarrhea.

How to Use: Before meals, take 10-15 drops in a little water three times a day as a prolonged treatment.

– For a brief period, 12 to 1 hour, take 5-10-15 drops every 3-5 minutes in the event of intermittent pains, colic, meteorism, and suspected perforation (ultimately, the undiluted drops can be held in the mouth and spat out).

The following observations apply when there are fundamental changes, bilious colic, renal colic, appendix inflammation, and other conditions.

Important Information: use as directed by a physician