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Chelidonium maj


Indigestion, Nausea Bloating Constipation


Can you imagine indigestion and nausea that feel better with more food? If so, this gastric specialist might ease your symptoms of bloating, nausea and alternating bouts of constipation and diarrhea. Other indicators include: better with pressure; worse with changes in weather, motion, and on the right side. If lethargy and a pessimistic attitude are part of the picture, Chelidonium might help with more than digestive woes. CHEL T500 $11 / P160 $9.99


Coffea cruda Nervous Jitters


Occasional Sleeplessness Headache & Toothache


What coffee causes, its remedy calms, easing many stress-related symptoms as it goes– including jitters, hypersensitivity of all senses, nervous piercing headaches, and of course,


occasional sleeplessness due to an overactive mind, excitement, stimulants/caffeine or coffee. When every pain is too painful (especially toothaches) and every nerve too nervous, it’s time for Coffea. COFC T500 $11 / P160 $9.99


#1 for Baby! Chamomilla


Teething pain, Colic & Irritability Ear Pain, Colds, Cough, Minor Fevers


Wish your little ones had an irritability-off switch? Cham is #1 for soothing babies and young children with tummy aches, teething pain, green diarrhea, minor fevers, irritability and temper tantrums. Contrary irritable attitudes at any age often find a calmer perspective with this classic. Other applications for all ages include: stubborn anger, minor fevers, ear pain, colds with dry coughs, headaches, diarrhea, acidity, belching, colic, occasional sleeplessness. Symptoms tend to grow worse at night, with anger or in cold damp air. CHAM T500 $11 / P160 $9.99


Cinchona (China) Fatigue


Recovery/Convalescence Loss of Body Fluids Digestion


When illness or conditions tax energy and sap body fluids, this historical remedy helps the body re-hydrate and recover. Whether it involves flu, diarrhea, vomiting, stomach flu, injuries or even breast feeding, Cinchona can help speed recovery and ease related symptoms of fatigue, bursting headache, body aches, flatulence or indigestion. It is especially apt if any exertion leads to cold sweat and when weakness and even eating taxes the body’s energy. CINC T500 $11 / P160 $9.99


Your Choice in Singles Cocculus ind Jet Lag, Effects of Lost Sleep, Nausea


When jet lag, loss of sleep, mental or emotional strain, or the pressures of travel by air, road or water put us out of sync, Cocculus


has an uncanny way of easing symptoms and helping us get back in sync with the clock. If heavy headaches, motion sickness, fatigue or a sense of weakness ‘like a hollow drum inside’ dominate, this remedy can be a great companion at home or on the road. Other indicating symptoms include vertigo, loss of appetite, nausea, occasional sleep- lessness, menstrual cramps and even nasty lower back pains. COCI T500 $11 / P160 $9.99


www.1800homeopathy.com 31 Colocynthis


Cramping, Colic Diarrhea


Radiating Pain Headaches


You know that contraction you feel when tasting something very bitter? That’s Colocynthis’ trademark. For its use in cutting, colicky abdominal pain and diarrhea this shows up in the need to bend over double and add pressure. When tension feels like a contraction, Colo. can ease cramps, leg cramps, menstrual cramps and even radiating back pain. Other applications include: tearing headaches, vomiting and suppressed emotions. It may be second to Chamomilla for colic and Mag phos for cramps, but it’s first if it fits your symptoms. COLO T500 $11 / P160 $9.99


#1 Travel Companion


CHAMOMILLA


“It saved us both a lot of tears.”


6X or 30X 500 tablets $11


“Chamommilla is a miracle remedy”


“Great for the swing shift.”


30C or 200C 160 pellets $9.99


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