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Diarrhea is most commonly caused by myriad viral infections but is also often the result of bacterial toxins and sometimes even infection.
One of the most important treatments for diarrhea involves the patient consuming adequate amounts of water to replace that lost, preferably mixed with electrolytes to provide essential salts and some amount of nutrients. There are many time-honored herbal treatments for common diarrhea, that can in fact be just as helpful, if not more than many over-the counter remedies. For many people, further treatment and formal medical advice is unnecessary, however, diarrhea can be a symptom of a more serious condition, and can be health threatening to high risk individuals such as the elderly or infants. Use common sense and seek help if the condition becomes chronic. |

Raspberry tea is an effective and safe remedy for children
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Colitis is an acute or chronic inflammation of the membrane lining the large bowel. People with colitis may have abdominal pain, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, painful spasms (tenesmus), lack of appetite, fever, and fatigue. |
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Herbs Used for Diarrhea
Agrimony *
Andrographis *
Clove *
Codonopsis Root *
Elm, Slippery *
Geranium *
Goldenrod *
Goldenseal *
Horse Chestnut *
Lemon Verbena *
Meadowsweet *
Oak *
Oregon Grape *
Raspberry *
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Noni For: diarrhea and dysentery/gum and mouth ulcers |
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| IThere are a number of traditional uses for Noni, but little if any solid science to back it up has been published to date. According to the Duke ethobotanical database, Morinda Citrifolia is analgesic, used in wound healing and mouth ulcers, diarrhea and dysentery, fevers, rheumatism, and as a purgative amoung other uses. Traditional healers use all parts of the tree (leaves, flowers, fruits, bark, roots) as tonics. . Morinda citrifolia. (), Duke Ethnobotanical Database | |
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Oregon grape root For: Diarrhea |
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| Oregon grape root stops diarrhea by slowing the passage of stool through the small intestine, but it also keeps bacteria from implanting themselves in the lining. | |
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Digestion/Indigestion : Bitter herbs are unrivaled stomach tonics. They improve the appetite, promoting digestive juices, peristalsis and the flow of bile.
Constipation : Reserve strong laxatives such as senna, aloe, cascara sagrada, and turkey rhubarb for those occasions when all else fails.
IBS : Herbs and spices when used in preparation of a healthy diet can help maintain good digestion, lessening IBS symptoms.
Nausea : Learn how to use natural herbs and spices to curb nausea and upset stomach.
Parasites/Worms : Herbs are often used in intestinal cleansing and anti-parasite support.
Culinary : Herbs can be thought of as food, medicine, or better yet food pharmacy. They add micro nutrients and vitamins, digestive enzymes and great taste to any meal.
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Boldo
Gas/bloating
Centuary
Heartburn
Spearmint
Bloating
Anise
Indigestion
Nervous stomach
Papaya
Angelica
Children
Wu Long
Colic
Culinary Herbs
Abdominal Pain
Psyllium
Constipation
Cardamom
Black Pepper
Tarragon
Gas and Bloating
Diarrhea
Bromelain
Caraway
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