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Dr. Reckeweg Lobelia Inf Mother Tincture Q

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Causes & Symptoms for Lobelia inflata.

Labored breathing, sense of tightness across chest compelling her to take deep inspirations indicates Lobelia.
Constant dyspnea, worse by slightest exertion and increased to an asthmatic paroxysm, must keep mouth open to breathe.
Smarting sensation in passing urine.
Bad effects of drunkenness, smoking tobacco is relieved with Lobelia.
Cramp, ringing cough, short breath, catching at throat.
Nausea and vomiting with indigestion are the indication for Lobelia inflata.

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LOBELIA INFLATA MOTHER TINCTURE
This homeopathic remedy also commonly known as Indian tobacco is excellent when used as tobacco detox. Due to an alkaloid present called lobeline it helps to relax muscles also. This is curative for following conditions such as:

It is a stimulant which increases blood flow

Ears

Deafness in ears due to discharges
Suppressed discharges or eczema.
Shooting pain from throat

Mouth

Profuse saliva from mouth with good appetite
Taste of mercury in mouth with white coated tongue.

Stomach

Nausea,vomiting and acidity
Heartburn with profuse flow of saliva.
Morning sickness.
Faintness and weakness at epigastrium.
Profuse salivation, with good appetite.
Profuse sweat and prostration.
Cannot bear smell or taste of tobacco.

Respiratory

Good for asthma as well as gastrointestinal infections.
Difficulty in breathing with pain in the chest
Sensation of pressure or weight in chest; better by rapid walking

Urine

Urine has red sediment and red

Dose: 15 drops Lobelia Inflata of mother tincture in half a cup of normal water twice each day for 3 months unless otherwise prescribed by the physician. Can be taken along with allopathic medicines.

Side effects- None

Precautions
Maintain half an hour gap between food/drink/any other medicines and homeopathic medicine.
Avoid any strong smell in the mouth while taking medicine e.g. camphor, garlic, onion, coffee, hing.