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Colic is the term used to describe spasmodic bouts of cramping pains, especially in the Bowel, which is often associated with Flatulence. The symptom may generally be related to tension but if accompanied by other digestive disorders professional advice should be sought.
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Probable cause: Mental irritation, impatience, annoyance in the surroundings. New thought pattern: I respond only to love and loving thoughts. All is peaceful. |
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Helpful Crystals: Malachite, Jade, |
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Homeopathy: • Bryonia: if the spasms are made worse by any movement, or by local heat, better by lying still with knees bent. • Chamomilla: especially good for colicky babies, or teething infants, the bloated abdomen tends to be improved by local warmth. • Magnesia phosphorica: if warmth, pressure over the abdomen and walking about ease discomfort, but burping does not. • Nux vomica: for colic brought on by over-eating or drinking alcohol; symptoms eased by sitting or lying down, and worse if upright. |
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Naturopathy: •1-teaspoon juice of mint (phudina) given with a small quantity of powdered black pepper and honey relieves colic. • 6 ounces water or infant formula, 1 teaspoon powdered savory, 1 teaspoon bruised dill seed. Heat water or formula to about 38°C. Add dill and savory. Let sit for 10 minutes. Strain. Reheat to use immediately or refrigerate for up to a few hours. Discard unused. |
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