Dr. Reckeweg R52 Travel Sickness Drops 22ml

Doctor Reckeweg R52

Travel sickness, nausea, and vomiting

INDICATIONS

-Nausea, the feeling of being sick, seasickness, and nausea in pregnancy (soothing effect).

-Nausea brought on by other illnesses, weak conduction, gastric catarrh, and pediatric nausea (atrophy and dystrophy).

-Sucklings and young children vomiting acetonemic.

– Heavy drinkers’ gastric catarrh and vomiting upon rising.

-Cold sweating and nausea, particularly during biliary colic and when the conduction system is weak.

-An adjunctive treatment for vomiting and colic in the kidneys, ovarian cysts, intestinal spasms, and vomiting due to colic. It is also a complementary treatment for nausea and vomiting due to meteorism.

Principal Ingredients’ Mode of Action

Aethusa cynapium: Particular action in gastric catarrh, nausea, and the desire to vomit, also in children and suckling.

A specific treatment for different types of vomiting, apomorphinum hydrochloricum also acts as a symptom reliever for hyperemesis gravidarum.

Colchicum: Food odor-induced nauseousness and a tendency to vomit.

Ipecacuanha: Nausea and vomiting (despite the tongue not being loaded).

Petroleum: For driving motion sickness.

Veratrum: Giddiness, sweating, and a collapsed circulatory system.

How to Use: For nausea with a propensity to vomit during pregnancy, seasickness, inflammation of the appendix, inflammation of the gallbladder, intestinal cramps, weakness of the conduction, gastric catarrh in nursing infants, etc., frequent doses are typically advised at the rate of 10-15 drops (possibly diluted in a little warm water or undiluted, e.g. on the hand when driving) every 5–10 minutes.

There is no need to worry about unpleasant side effects because the remedy stimulates the liver rather than harming it.

Vomiting might, at worst, get worse at first after ingesting toxic food, but this reaction is not harmful biologically speaking.

Important Information: use as directed by a physician