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Dr. Reckeweg Baryta Carb Dilution 50M CH Dr Reckeweg & Co bottle of 11 ml Dilution
$5.10
$6.38
Ex Tax: $5.10
- Pack Size: bottle of 11 ml Dilution
- Weight: 60.00g
- Dimensions: 8.00cm x 3.00cm x 3.00cm
- Country of origin: Germany
Dr. Reckeweg Baryta Carb Dilution 5M CH
Dr. Reckeweg Baryta Carb Dilution is recommended for old people when they suffer from paralysis and is used in multiple sclerosis of the brain and spinal cord. The elderly people have senile dementia, a disorder showing deterioration of mental abilities usually associated with getting old. Stroke and Alzheimer's disease are the two most common causes of this deterioration.
Key Ingredients:
Baryta Carb
Key Benefits:
Instructions for use
Use as directed by the physician or can be used with allopathic medicines.
Safety Information:
Key Ingredients:
Baryta Carb
Key Benefits:
- diminishes the loss of memory, short attention span, confusion, language difficulties, irritability and impaired judgement
- Best remedy for the tendency of tonsillitis, particularly in scrofulous children
- diminishes the swelling up of the mucous lining with trouble in swallowing and inflammation of tonsils with the formation of pus
- assist to reduce the enlargement of glands in the neck, or under the jaw and behind the ear
- assist in digestion, hiccoughs, and eructation, which mitigates pressure as of a stone
- Pain and weight immediately after a meal, with epigastric tenderness, is improved
- Manages the talking, awakening frequently and twitching during sleep
Instructions for use
Use as directed by the physician or can be used with allopathic medicines.
Safety Information:
- Prior to usage, carefully review and read the label.
- Refrain from consuming tobacco or alcohol while using the product.
- Ensure that the product is not accessible to children.
- Use under medical supervision
- Avoid any strong smell in the mouth such as coffee, onion, hing, mint, camphor, garlic etc while taking the medicine
- Keep at least half an hour gap between food/drink/ any other medicines and allopathic medicine
