1. CARBO
KEY SYMPTOMS listless behavior • confusion • coldness • collapse • person feels better from fanned air • flatulence • desire for sweets, coffee, salt, and alcohol.
Typical, physical symptoms include a cold, clammy body, a sallow face, weakness, and numbness or burning pain in the limbs. A tendency to suffer from trapped gas is common.
Indigestion and flatulence occur regardless of diet. Regurgitation of food may be accompanied by sour burps, smelly gas, diarrhea, and bloating so that the skin of the stomach is stretched taut. Overeating may trigger nausea, dizziness, fainting, and morning headaches where the head feels heavy and hot.
Symptoms are better For cold, fresh air; for passing gas; for burping.
Symptoms are worse In the morning; for lying down; for rich, fatty foods; for milk, coffee, or wine.
2. CHINA
uses• Digestive disorders• Exhaustion due to illness• Fever and headaches• Insomnia.
Physical, symptoms may be linked to weaknesses in the liver and digestive system and generally include a dislike of butter and other fatty foods and cravings for alcohol and foods that are sweet or spicy. This remedy is used for exhaustion following illness or extreme fluid loss. It is also given for fever, insomnia, gastric upsets, and headaches.
indigestion is accompanied by ineffectual burping and a sensation that food is stuck behind the breastbone. The abdomen may feel bloated. Gas that is difficult to expel may cause pain, or pain may remain even after the expulsion of gas. There may be attacks of profuse, watery, painless diarrhea. The appetite may be disturbed, causing either great hunger at night or a complete loss of appetite which, However, returns after the first mouthful of a meal. A bitter taste in the mouth may arise from an unsettled stomach. In addition, China may be prescribed to treat digestive symptoms arising as a result of gastroenteritis and disorders of the gallbladder.
Symptoms better For warmth with rest; for firm pressure on the affected area.
Symptoms worse at night after eating sour foods; or drinking, especially excess tea.
3. LYCOPODIUM
KEY SYMPTOMS anticipatory anxiety • lack of self-esteem • flatulence and constipation • desire for sweet foods • person feels worse between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
symptoms usually focus on digestive problems, with excessive bloating and gas. Complaints are often right-sided or move from the right to the left of the body. Another typical physical trait, poor physical stamina, is often worse in the afternoons. The desire for sweet foods is common.
Indigestion is caused by anticipatory anxiety, eating late at night, or eating foods that can cause gas, such as onions, cabbage, and beans. There may be a rumbling, bloated abdomen due to acrid, sour gas, insatiable hunger with discomfort after eating even small amounts of food, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and bleeding hemorrhoids.
Symptoms better For cool air; at night; for loose clothes; for movement; for warm foods and drinks.
Symptoms worse For tight clothes; between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.; for overeating; for cold foods and drinks.
4. NUXVOMICA
KEY SYMPTOMS irritability • overly critical nature • tendency to be highly driven and ambitious • chilliness • desire for rich foods and stimulants • indigestion and constipation • sleeplessness.
nuxvomica is chiefly linked to workaholic personalities who drive themselves to stress and excess. Ambitious and pushy, they thrive on challenges and often work in entrepreneurial or managerial jobs. This indulgence can create tension and sleeplessness, and often leads to digestive disorders (most seriously, peptic ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome, or liver problems when the body can no longer keep up with the lifestyle). Indigestion, and vomiting with painful retching. Diarrhea is accompanied by abdominal cramps, and nausea by colicky pain. Constipation may make it difficult to empty the bowel fully. Hemorrhoids and constipation may be due to rectal spasms. The abdomen is often bloated and flatulent. There may be cravings for stimulants or spicy, fatty, or rich foods, even though these only aggravate symptoms.
symptoms better For warmth; resting; sleep; for firm pressure on the abdomen; in the evening.
symptoms worse For cold; touch; noise; mental overexertion; repressing emotions; between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m.; for stimulants; for eating; for spicy foods.
5. ABIES
key uses• Indigestion with a knotted sensation and stomach pains after eating • Hiatus hernia, gastritis, peptic ulcer.
abiesnig. is mainly associated with a sense of “blockage” It is often used for indigestion with a knotted sensation as if an egg or stone is lodged in the stomach. The stomach pain always develops after eating. in an attempt to relieve the discomfort, there may be frequent belching, possibly with constipation, foul-smelling breath, and mild fever with alternating chills and fever. Tea and tobacco are often causative factors behind the Abis.
Symptoms, better For movement; for walking.
Symptoms worse For tobacco, and tea for eating.
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