David L. Hoffmann BSc Hons MNIMHChildhood Diarrhea ;The number and consistency of stools varies a great deal
Rubus idaeus
Rosaceae
Habitat: Cultivated in most temperate countries.
Collection: The leaves may be coll
Rubus villosus
Rosaceae
Part Used : The bark of the root and rhizome
Collection :b
American Institute for Preventive MedicineDiarrhea is when you pass stool many times a day, and it is watery and loose. Diarrhea is one way your child’s body fights infection. Diarrhea can also clean out your child’s intestines when he or she eats something bad. Children get diarrhea often...
Cetraria islandica
Parmeliaceae
Habitat: Grows in most Northern Countries.
Part used: The entire
Rheum palmatum Part Used: Rhizome of Rheum palmatum and other species, not the garden rhubarb. Constituent
Diarrhea ;As with constipation, diarrhea is an important symptom
Dana Ullman MPHThe Treatment of Diarrhea with Homeopathic Medicines ;For the first time in history an American medical journa
Baptisia tinctoria
Leguminosae
Names: Indigoweed
Habitat: Indigenous to Canada and the USA
Coll
Capsella bursa-pastoris
Cruciferae
Habitat: A common plant growing in many parts of the world.
Colle
