Doskar Drops No. 37 - Stomach and Digestive Disorder Drops, 50 ML

Composition:
Nux moschata D3, Asa foetida D3, Iris D3, Atropinum sulfuricum D4, Nux vomica D6, Arsenicum album D6.

Application:
For stomach and digestive disorders.

Properties and effectiveness:
The functional processes in the gastrointestinal tract interlock like the individual links of a chain, and disturbances in a single area already result in consequential conditions in other functional areas. The environment is a finely tuned one, and disturbances in this area, whether from the outside through food and eating habits, or from the inside through functional weaknesses, lead to certain complaints. The most common symptoms that can emanate from the gastrointestinal tract are nausea, bloating, pressure, cramps, vomiting, flatulence and various faecal disorders. Hand in hand with this, there can be an impairment of the general condition with weakness, sweating and collapse, whereby these must be understood as a systemic disorder in the vagus area.
This symptomatology can range from mild forms to severe impairments and even fatalities. Diarrhoea and vomiting in particular can lead to a rapid loss of strength. Many people have a particular sensitivity and susceptibility to food, but also to climatic and psychological influences on the gastrointestinal tract, so that they have precise ideas about how to keep their symptoms in check or prevent them. These conditions, ranging from flatulence and bloating to constipation or diarrhoea, are always based on functional weaknesses in the sense of a disorder or overload. Homeopathic. Medicines seek to regulate the complex digestive mechanism and stimulate or calm individual functional areas.

Nux moschata, nutmeg, known for centuries as a medicine and stimulant, shows its effect when gastrointestinal disorders are accompanied by general drowsiness and dizziness, which can be associated with circulatory and cardiac symptoms. It is the vagus irritation, which is always present in gastrointestinal disorders, that falls within the scope of action of this remedy.

Asa foetida, stinking arachnid, is often used in cases of a pronounced tendency to cramping with flatulence and profuse belching.

Iris versicolor, variegated iris, used for its bile-promoting effect, which can often be associated with migraine. The bile fluid plays an important role in digestive disorders, and flatulence, nausea and vomiting are the main symptoms when bile activity is impaired. At the same time, there is an effect on the irritated stomach.

Atropinum sulfuricum, atropine from belladonna, has a general antispasmodic and relaxing effect in the vagus nerve area, which is the prerequisite for the orderly functioning of all digestive activities and secretions.

Nux vomica, nux vomica, is used in this context if the stomach and intestines have become overstimulated as a result of intolerable or too much food, also in connection with nicotine, caffeine and alcohol, resulting in irritability and nausea, also associated with heartburn.

Arsenicum album, in this homoeopathic potency. Arsenic is used in this homeopathic potency when there is a decline in strength, when disgust for food, vomiting and fear dominate. This occurs when a somewhat banal gastrointestinal upset takes on a serious character, where there has already been a major general impairment due to a toxic food cause, or the consequences of chronic disorders are responsible. disorders are responsible for this.

Behind these individual remedies, which have obvious effects, with concrete reference to a disturbance in the stomach and intestinal area, there is also a relationship to susceptibility to such disturbances, especially through certain susceptibilities to disturbances and vegetative instabilities. It is often the tense migraine patient as with Iris, or the rushed manager as with Nux vom, or the one at the limit of his strength as with Arsenicum, it is precisely this particular person who then suddenly begins to fail in contact with his environment as well as through food and then shows disturbed processes and digestive functions.

From the simple and seemingly logical disorder, there is always a path leading to a specific person who receives homeopathic consideration, without this often having to be specifically mentioned. The proven remedy can go beyond the organ symptoms to include the nature of the affected person

Side effects:
None known to date.

Dosage:
15 to 20 drops 3 - 5 times a day. Shake before use!

General advice:
Homeopathic drops should be taken undiluted, if possible directly on the tongue, as they are absorbed via the oral mucosa. If the flavour is too sharp, the counted drops can be diluted in a glass with a few drops of water. Unless otherwise stated, homeopathic drops should always be taken on an empty stomach, i.e. before eating.
From herbal and other natural products, in higher concentrations, temperature fluctuations and other storage conditions may cause turbidity and slight precipitation, which have no influence on the effectiveness.

Special warnings for safe use:
This medicinal speciality contains approx. 67.9% alcohol by volume and must not be given to alcoholics. For children, the counted drops should be diluted with a little water (2-3 tablespoons). Pregnancy and breastfeeding: The doctor decides on the administration during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Medical advice is required at the first sign of side effects.