Gastroenteritis / Toxicosis

Inflammatory alteration of infectious origin of the mucous membranes of the stomach and intestine.

There is risk of dehydration in infants.

Childhood cholera or choleriform enteritis: digestive infection characterized by vomiting, diarrhea, rapid dehydration and ending spontaneously in death.

Gastro-diarrhea-vomiting: significant risk of dehydration

What to do to compensate for the loss of fluids? Use the sweet-salty drink: in a liter of sterile water, add 6 teaspoons of whole sugar and 1 teaspoon of fleur de sel.

How can you recognize that a baby is dehydrated?

• absence of tears when he cries?
• dry mouth
• the upper part of the skull may sink slightly
• his diaper is not wet for more than 8 hours

Sugary and salty water (alternating) to compensate for water loss - Rice water

Propolis

Chlorophyll

Juice of young cereal shoots

Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean), 1 ampoule any other medication

Juice of cabbage in lukewarm water, alternating with raw potato juice

Juice of carrot - Carrot soup (infant diarrhea)

Acidophilus, 2 capsules for lunch and dinner. Bifidobacteria help restore the commensal flora of the intestine

Lacteol, 2 to 4 gels. / day or LAB-II (PariNat), 2 comp. X 3 / day

Hot clay poultice on the liver

Rectal enema with salt water

E.O. of Citron (Citrus limonum)