9315915006063

Hilde Hemmes Camomile Flower 50g

SKU:9315915006063

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I believe that every home should have therapeutic camomile in their medicine cupboard โ€“ especially where there are young children. It is a pleasant-tasting tea which helps relieve many gastrointestinal problems such as minor spasms, wind and belching. Camomile, a western herbal medicine, is especially beneficial for children, babies, during pregnancy and lactation.

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Description

Medicinal Use
Assists in the management of gastrointestinal complaints such as minor spasms, flatulence, belching, colic, epigastric distension (enlargement of the abdomen over the stomach), and the relief of gastritis and enteritis symptoms. Externally apply freshly-prepared infusion (several times daily) to aid in the management of dermatitis and bacterial skin disorders. Gargle infusion (several times daily) to aid in the management of mucous membrane inflammations such as mouth ulcers, gingivitis, sore throat and gums. Inhale the vapour of the freshly-prepared infusion (several times daily) to aid in the management of inflammation and irritations of the respiratory tract. Claims are based on traditional use in western herbal medicine.

Dosage

Oral Use:
Infuse two teabags with one cup of boiling water, cover and steep for ten minutes before removing teabags.
Adults: drink three to four cups daily.
Children from 6 to 12: drink one to two cups daily.
Children from 3 to 6: drink one cup daily.

External Use & Gargle:
Infuse three teabags with 100 mL of boiling water and use as required.

Inhalation:
Infuse five teabags with 500 mL of boiling water and inhale vapours for five to ten minutes.

Precautions
Use only as directed.
If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare practitioner.