Natural anti-diarrheal composition and method
OwnerJudith Taylorinventor
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Abstract
A safe and very effective orally administered homeopathic anti-diarrheal composition and method that can be used by persons of any age, including an infant, a child, an adult or the elderly. Useful for even severe diarrhea. Normal bowel movement is resumed within two to three days. The composition consists of sodium bicarbonate and lemon juice proportionately combined. In a preferred embodiment between one quarter and one third of a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate, commonly called baking soda, is added to the amount of lemon juice that results from thoroughly squeezing by hand one half of an average sized fresh lemon. A lime can be substituted for a lemon in the composition with the same or similar results. The composition should be taken orally at least once every 12 hours up to two times per day.
Claims9
A method of treating diarrhea in adult humans comprising:
- (i) placing between approximately one quarter of a teaspoon and approximately one third of a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate in a cup,
- (ii) adding lemon or lime juice from a fresh lemon or lime in an amount equal to approximately the amount of juice that is squeezed out of one-half of an average-sized lemon or lime by thoroughly squeezing the half of lemon or lime by hand to the cup,
- (iii) stirring the mixture until fizzing develops, and
- (iv) sipping the mixture at least once every twelve hours but no more than two times per day.
A method of treating diarrhea in children between the age of 8 and 12 comprising:
- (i) placing between approximately one eighth of a teaspoon and approximately one quarter of a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate in a cup,
- (ii) adding lemon or lime juice from a fresh lemon or lime in an amount equal to approximately the amount of juice that is squeezed out of one-half of an average-sized lemon or lime by thoroughly squeezing the half of lemon or lime by hand to the cup,
- (iii) stirring the mixture until fizzing develops, and
- (iv) sipping the mixture at least once every twelve hours but no more than two times per day.
A method of treating diarrhea in children younger than 8 years comprising:
- (i) placing approximately one eighth of a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate in a cup,
- (ii) adding lemon or lime juice from a fresh lemon or lime in an amount equal to approximately the amount of juice that is squeezed out of one-half of an average-sized lemon or lime by thoroughly squeezing the half of lemon or lime by hand to the cup,
- (iii) stirring the mixture until fizzing develops, and
- (iv) sipping the mixture at least once every twelve hours but no more than two times per day.
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