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Morningmed Relief has been formulated using traditional homoeopathic remedies to assist with control of the symptoms of morning sickness.
The remedies contained within this formula are strongly indicated in nausea and vomiting during pregnancy as well as an aversion to the smell of certain foods and drinks.
Contains homoeopathic potencies of Symphoricarpos, Tabaccum, Colchicum, Ipecac, and Amygdales Perisca. Lactose tablet (gluten free)
Acute: 2 tablets per dose every 15 minutes for up to 6 dose then 3 times per day as required. Suck the tablets for 1 or 2 minutes then either dispose of tablets or chew and swallow.
Chronic: 2 tablets per dose 3 times per day as required.
Keep out of reach of children. In extreme cases of vomiting or when symptoms continue beyond the 16th week of pregnancy, a midwife or doctor should be consulted.
The formulation of Morningmed Relief Tablets combines Symphoricarpos, Tabacum, Colchicum, Ipecac, and Amygdales Perisca. These are traditionally used in homeopathy to support nausea, vomiting, and strong food or smell aversions during pregnancy.
The extra value in the blend is that it can focus on the common morning sickness pattern where queasiness, vomiting, and oversensitivity to smells all tend to show up together.
the remedies are traditionally used in homeopathy for nausea support, which is why they are grouped here.
What do Morningmed Relief Tablets contain?
Morningmed Relief Tablets contain Symphoricarpos, Tabacum, Colchicum, Ipecac and Amygdales Perisca in homeopathic potencies. The blend is intended for morning sickness support.
What is Colchicum in Morningmed Relief Tablets commonly used for?
In homeopathic use, Colchicum is often chosen when nausea is triggered or made worse by food smells. That makes it especially relevant in a pregnancy nausea formula.
What may Morningmed Relief Tablets help with besides nausea?
Morningmed Relief Tablets are also aimed at vomiting and aversion to the smell of food and drinks. That can matter if smell sensitivity is one of the things making the day harder.