Apozema stool control drops No. 34, 50ml
$22,16
Areas of application:
To stimulate the self-healing powers according to the homeopathic medicine picture for constipation, flatulence and colic.
Ingredient properties:
Magnesium chloratum (magnesium chloride) is a frequently used remedy with effects on the stomach, intestines, liver, bile and pancreas. Magnesium chloride also has its place in therapy for nervous digestive disorders (especially constipation).
Alumina (clay) has constipation as a drug picture.
Bryonia (red-berry bryony or devil’s beet) shows inflammation of the liver and pleura as a drug. Bryony has its place in the homeopathic treatment of constipation when the stool is very dry but abundant. After drinking a lot of fluids, temporary diarrhea occurs, which provides relief.
Lycopodium (club moss) shows inflammation and bile disorders as a drug. This leads to indigestion, which can manifest itself in constipation or disturbingly irregular bowel movements.
Sodium chloratum (table salt) has a very broad range of medicinal products, including digestive disorders and gastrointestinal diseases, although the direction of action is more on the appendages of the intestine, namely the liver, gallbladder and pancreas. The constipation is
chronic and is triggered by dryness in the rectum. Constipation tends to occur when you change location (e.g. when traveling and on vacation).
One of the effects of Nux vomica is on the stomach and intestines. In the drug picture, stomach problems dominate one to two hours after a meal. This is followed by colicky pain, bowel movements are difficult and unsatisfactory, and the stool is very hard.
Sulfur (sulfur flower) has a very broad range of medicines; gastrointestinal complaints with a tendency to constipation are also covered in Sulfur’s range of medicines. The digestive problems are often nervous-related and there is not enough time for bowel movements. Stress-related weak liver and bile function increase digestive problems.
