Description:

Diarrhea and dysentery occur as a result of continuous consumption of heavy and incompatible foods before complete digestion of previous meals, indigestion, intake of contaminated food and water with various bacteria, and excessive eating. As a result, frequent, extremely painful, and spasmodic diarrhea and dysentery occur. Many times, due to accumulation of undigested toxins, watery and sticky mucus, and blood-containing diarrhea occurs. In such conditions, root treatment of pathogenic humors is essential; otherwise, the occurrence of diarrhea and dysentery becomes more frequent, ultimately resulting in diminished digestive strength of the stomach and continuous reduction of intestinal absorption capacity.

Diseases Addressed:

• Amoebiasis with abdominal spasm and flatulence
• Diarrhoea