Homeopathic Remedies for Stomach Problems

The stomach is an organ located between the small intestine and esophagus. The stomach is responsible for storing swallowed food, mixing the food with stomach acids, and sending that mixture on to the small intestine. Common problems with the stomach include heartburn, peptic ulcers, gastro esophageal reflux disease and indigestion. While you can relieve these conditions with lifestyle changes and over-the-counter medication, homeopathic remedies can be an effective treatment as well. It's important to consult a medical professional before beginning any homeopathic remedy.
  1. Bishop's weed

    • Bishop's weed has been shown to treat burning sensations in the stomach and cure abdominal problems in children. To use bishop's weed, you need to crush the seeds and add salt. Inhale the steam of these ingredients by mixing them with boiling water.To produce stronger fumes, you can add dried coconut shells to the mix.

    Caraway Seeds

    • Caraway seeds help with digestion and gas in the stomach. You can either chew the seeds after dinner, or use the seeds to make tea. To make caraway seed tea, place one teaspoon of seeds into a cup and add boiling water. Cover the cup and let it sit for 10 minutes. You can drink up to three cups a day on an empty stomach to relieve stomach pain.

    Ginger Tea

    • Ginger tea is responsible for curing all types of stomach ailments by helping food flow smoothly through the digestive tract. This allows your body to absorb nutrients and is particularly effective against gas and nausea. To make ginger tea, you need half a cup of fresh ginger, some honey and three cups of water. Place the ginger and water into a saucepan and boil, strain the water after 10 minutes and add honey for taste.

    Nux vomica

    • Nux vomica is able to calm the stomach after symptoms of overeating, food poisoning or drinking too much alcohol. These activities can often cause bloating, heartburn, constipation or flatulence. This homeopathic remedy deals with nausea that is aggravated by motion or flu-like symptoms.

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