Definition

Stopping breastfeeding and starting a consistent diet in infants.

Psychological and somatic disorders can manifest when weaning is carried out too brutally or anarchically.

Nutritherapy

Bring the child oils rich in linoleic (Omega 6) and alpha-linolenic (Omega 3) acids: nuts, wheat germ or soy

The nurse must consume more parsley to accentuate the drying up which allows weaning

Hygiene

Breast friction of the nurse with E.O. of Camphor (Cinnamomum camphora)

Warm compress with decoction of periwinkle leaves or walnut leaves, fresh alder or chervil + mint + mercurial

Compression of the breasts with a compress of parsley or parsley juice, held in place by a band

Aromatherapy

E.O. of Peppermint (Mentha piperita), 1 drop X 3 / day

E.O. of Sage (Salvia), 1 gtte in the morning

Phytotherapy

Senna (Cassia senna) (follicles - 3 parts)

St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum) (flowers - 2 parts)

Milk curd (Galium verum) (flowers - 0.5 parts)

Elder (Sambucus nigra) (flowers - 0.2 part)

mixed, 3 t. infusion / day

Oligotherapy

Manganese-Cobalt (Mn-Co), trace element formula usually used for neuro-vegetative dystonia and high blood pressure conditions

Homeopathy

To pass milk

- Pulsatilla 9 CH, 1 dose renewed 24 hours later

- Lac caninum 9 CH and Calcarea carbonica 9 CH, 2 gr. of each if milk secretion persists after Pulsatilla

- Ricinus communis, in high dilution

- Calcarea carbonica 9 CH, 1 single dose

Manual Therapies

Foot massages

Other Therapies

Flower elixir

- Dill, for people faced with a very fast and very intense pace of life

- Mauve, elixir for shy people, helps to accept the processes of transformation

- Walnut (Walnut), elixir useful in periods of change

To dry up milk secretion:

• Application remedies external:

- poultice of cooked leaves of alder (Apium graveolens), mixed with leaves of periwinkle (Vinca minor) and mint (Mentha spp.),

- poultice of fresh crushed leaves of alder (Alnus glutinosa), chervil (Cerefolium sativum), lampsane (Lampsana communis), mint (Mentha spp.), mercuriale (Mercurialis annus), morgeline (known as chickweed [Stellaria media]),

- poultice of fresh leaves crushed then heated of bittersweet nightshade (Solanum dulcamara).

• Remedies for internal use:

- decoction of mercuriale (Mercurialus annus), 30 g of fresh leaves / liter of cold water. Bring to a boil, let boil for 5 min., filter, consume 4 cups per day,

- infusion of common sage (Salvia officinalis), 20 g of dried leaves / liter of boiling water, consume 3 to 4 cups per day,

- infusion of centipede (Scolopendrium officinale), 20 g of fresh leaves / liter of boiling water, consume 4 cups per day

Definition

Nutritherapy

Hygiene

Aromatherapy

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