Pascoe Pascallerg - 100 Tabs

Environmental Allergies

Allergens can be any substance but the most common ones are dust, pollen, animal hair, animal dander, insect bites, grasses, molds and fungus, cleaning products and metal in costume jewelry. Heredity does appear to play a role in allergies.

If both parents have allergies then the child will have a 70 percent chance of developing allergies. Persons who are not breastfed are also more likely to develop allergies.

Allergens can be any substance but the most common ones are dust, pollen, animal hair, animal dander, insect bites, grasses, molds and fungus, cleaning products and metal in costume jewelry. Heredity does appear to play a role in allergies. If both parents have allergies then the child will have a 70 percent chance of developing allergies. Persons who are not breastfed are also more likely to develop allergies.

Homeopathy

Homeopathy is a safe, effective, inexpensive, and complete system of medicine that is suitable for just about anyone infants, children, teens, adults and seniors alike. Using a variety if diluted substances from minerals, plants, and animals a qualified homeopath can treat many acute and chronic health concerns.

Even the novice user can learn to use homeopathy at home as a first aid tool, and to treat common complaints, such as uncomplicated colds and flus, aches and pains, fevers, rashes, bumps and bruises.
Homeopathy works by introducing a false set of symptoms that closely match the symptoms already present. In this way, it might be compared to a vaccination.

For example, someone with red, water eyes, runny nose, and stuffy sinus might choose to take Allium Cepa (red onion) which as we all know can cause those same symptoms to appear when you cut into one.

For more complicated and chronic issues, a qualified homeopath will take an indepth case that includes all of your symptoms when they occur taking into account all your likes and dislikes, lifestyle choices, mental and emotional state, and more. Case taking can last often a few hours.

After analyzing your case they will choose a remedy that best fits your symptom picture. With over 3000 remedies to choose from, this can be a challenging task.

Classical homeopathy is homeopathy at its simplest. Only one dose of a single remedy is given at a time. Symptoms are monitored over the next several weeks and the recommending homeopath will determine from what changes may or may not take place whether the remedy is to be repeated or possibly changed.

Homeopathy does not replace your medications and your practitioner should not suggest you discontinue any recommendations. Homeopathy works well along side any medication and will not interfere with the effectiveness of any supplements, herbs or drugs.

Non-toxic and gentle, homeopathy offers healing without side effects.


How to Take Homeopathics

Remedies should be taken away from meals and not before or after brushing your teeth with mint or strong tasting toothpaste. It is thought that some remedies may be affected by strong odors, so these practices are recommended as a precaution as a remedy's effectiveness may be reduced or antidoted. Your homeopath will tell you if there are any particular substances you need to avoid with the remedy thy have recommended, as this can very from remedy to remedy.

If pellets or globules are taken, they should be allowed to dissolve in the mouth under the tongue. Liquids should be mixed with saliva in the mouth and held for 10-15 seconds before swallowing. Some quick dissolve tablets are available for infants, otherwise for babies globules can be dissolved in water and then administered by a dropper or by spoon.

Children's Dosage

Children (6-11): acute 1 tablet every 30-60 minutes maximum 8 times a day, chronic 1 tablet twice a day;

Children (1-5): acute 1 tablet every 30-60 minutes maximum 6 times a day, chronic 1 tablet once a day.

Dissolve the tablet in a small amount of water for children under 2 years of age.

Overdose Information

Ingestion of larger quantities of this medicinal product may product gastrointestinal symptoms or a laxative effect in individuals with lactose intolerance.