The soap bark tree is an evergreen plant found in two different species in warm to temperate areas of South America. The saponin-containing bark is traditionally used as a soap substitute in the Andes. In folk medicine, extracts of the soap bark tree are used both internally and externally. Occurrence and cultivation of the soap … Soap Bark Tree: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Lactulose is a medicine used in the form of a syrup for laxative purposes. Fields of application Constipation, which cannot be sufficiently influenced by dietary changes etc. For diseases of the intestine etc. Prophylaxis and therapy of portocaval encephalopathy (liver disease) Contraindications The lactulose syrup must not be used for Hypersensitivity to lactulose or other … Lactulose
Overdose If too much lactulose is ingested, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and loss of water and electrolytes may occur. These manifestations of the drug may then have to be treated with other drugs and should be under the supervision of a doctor. The doctor will then decide on the measures necessary to treat the symptoms. If … Overdose | Lactulose
Use during pregnancy and lactation There are no known harmful effects of taking lactulose during pregnancy or lactation.Therefore, it is also possible to take it during this time. All articles in this series: Lactulose Overdose Use during pregnancy and lactation
Manna ash is an olive tree native to the Mediterranean region, which is pretty to look at and brings pleasure to people in many places as an ornamental tree. But the manna ash can do more: its laxative effect supports in phases where physical relief is sought through better digestion. Occurrence and cultivation of the … Manna Ash: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Although the frequency of bowel movements varies from individual to individual, constipation can quickly lead to health problems. If there is no bowel movement over a long period of time, in extreme cases the feces are transported back to the stomach and vomited from there. This is the case, for example, with intestinal obstruction. If … Constipation Prophylaxis: Treatment, Effects & Risks
Good Henry belongs to the genus Blitum and the family Foxtail and corresponds to a plant up to 80 centimeters high, also known as wild spinach. In the Middle Ages, the plant was widespread and found medicinal use because of the vitamins and minerals. Since the Good Henry is now protected species, its importance for … Good Heinrich: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The common black locust is a deciduous deciduous tree. Robinia pseudoacacia, also called Robinia for short, White Robinia, False Acacia, Silver Rain or Common Scotchthorn, originated in North America. It was named after Jean Robin, a botanist and apothecary who was commissioned to create a botanical garden and brought the tree to Europe in the … Common Black Locust: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Laxatives (laxatives) are all substances that can accelerate defecation and thus help with constipation (constipation). One speaks of constipation when, over a longer period of time, defecation occurs no more than three times a week and is only possible with heavy pressing. In addition to chemical laxatives, natural home remedies can also help with constipation. … Laxatives: Help with Constipation
25 percent of the western population suffers from chronic constipation. This widespread disease leads to a considerable impairment of the quality of life and creates a high level of suffering among those affected. The usual recommendations, i.e. more fiber, more exercise and plenty to drink, do not always lead to success, especially for people with … Chronic Constipation
It is not without reason that it bears the nickname of infernal grain. Still valued as a medicinal plant in the Middle Ages, conrade is now used only in homeopathy. Once spread like a weed in the fields, the plant was almost eradicated because of its toxicity and is now protected as a field wild … Conrade: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Introduction Bifiteral® is the trade name of a laxative based on the active ingredient lactulose. (100 ml Bifiteral® contains approx. 67g lactulose.) It is used for constipation (constipation) when it cannot be relieved naturally. Bifiteral® is classified in the group of osmotically acting laxatives (water-drawing laxatives). This includes the subgroup of saline laxatives (Epsom salt, … Bifiteral®
