Shelley, it's not to say it might not be useful in the future - I keep rescue remedy in my handbag and take it everywhere.
It's just you need to understand the way it works to be able to prescribe, and it needs to be based on questions about the entire situation or feeling you need balanced. It won't hurt anyone. I'm not sure what the other component is in that remedy - I haven't taken an interest in the premixed ones at all - can't help it, I'm a purist about these things
Hey Liz - what's the preservative in the Brauers? I don't have any here now and was wondering what it is. I found the teething mix seemed to work, but 100% of the time - which is better than nothing I suppose
Sanks guys, I am a solutions kind of a gal and "riding things out" kinda does my head in.Be interesting to see how i try and find a solution to a tantruming toddler
But hey, I always have my alcohol based sleeping potion
Its just so hard when the problem is so easy to fix with panadol/nurofen. Poor sad bubby......
I dunno! They only list the active ingredients: Aconitum nap. 30C, Actaea spicata 6C, Belladonna 30C, Chamomilla 30C, Colocynthis 6C, Kreosotum 6C, Merc. sol. 6C, Nux vomica 6C, Silicea 6C.
Probably some chemical preservative I wonder what preservative the Rescue Remedy for kids uses if it's alcohol free?
I'm a big believer in homeopathics and flower remedies... I have found they work wonders with myself &my kids. The amount of alcohol is so very minimal - & as Lulu said other preservatives can be used.
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