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gastric - ibs

How does Aloe socotrina compare with Podophillum for severe gas problems, constipation and bloated abdomen with rumblings.

The constitutional remedy by the way is Sulphur.

DaVinci on 2005-08-18

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Podophyllum is the best by far and it is closely related to the Sulfur group of remedies.

It is my first choice in cases of "tummy rumbles".

walkin last decade

Is it complimentary OR will it antidote Sulphur

DaVinci last decade

Can my partner also use Podophyllum after he took a dose of Sulphur 1M instead of 10M. Hope it wont antidote the remedy or reverse the effect.

Pls checking on the posting"Knowledge"
http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/34359/

Please advise.

Thanks

Reni

reni2005 last decade

Tweaking it up for review by the homeo fraternity

Passkey/Walkin, would appreciate your advise.

DaVinci last decade

Since you have requested a second opinion I would like to suggest my default remedy for gastric problems is Nat Phos 6x. Dose 2 tablets taken after lunch and dinner.

Please note that this is the Biochemic salt and is only available in tablet form

♡ Joe De Livera last decade

Walkin/Rajiv you there !!!

Simple question : Can my partner take podophyllum as he has already taken SULPHUR 3 weeks back.His tummy is getting better, however consuming any gastric food gets bloated.

Except Joe(who replies regularly - hats off), do I find that for others it is tedious to reply.

reni2005 last decade

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