No its for kids, I have used it myself as well for an upset tummy, heartburn works great
where do you buy this magical liquid then?
also -
Quote:
In 1993, the Food and Drug Administration ordered an automatic detention of all shipments of Woodward's into the U.S. on the basis of it being an unapproved drug. Woodward's has since been marketed online as a supplement although a 2000 review in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine found that most of the ingredients in Woodward's gripe water are of questionable value in relieving infantile discomfort, and that getting a fussy baby to stop crying may be no more complicated than giving it some sweet-tasting liquid.
Joined: Mar 05, 2007 Posts: 1,373 Location: 127.0.0.1
Posted: Wed 25th Jun 4:25pm Post subject:
lubie wrote:
ThingOne wrote:
lubie wrote:
Gripe water? Is that some Dad code for whiskey?
Thats an idea..!
No its for kids, I have used it myself as well for an upset tummy, heartburn works great
where do you buy this magical liquid then?
also -
Quote:
In 1993, the Food and Drug Administration ordered an automatic detention of all shipments of Woodward's into the U.S. on the basis of it being an unapproved drug. Woodward's has since been marketed online as a supplement although a 2000 review in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine found that most of the ingredients in Woodward's gripe water are of questionable value in relieving infantile discomfort, and that getting a fussy baby to stop crying may be no more complicated than giving it some sweet-tasting liquid.
Joined: May 30, 2003 Posts: 3,459 Location: the alexs, the land that time forgot
Posted: Wed 25th Jun 4:41pm Post subject:
lubie wrote:
ThingOne wrote:
lubie wrote:
Gripe water? Is that some Dad code for whiskey?
Thats an idea..!
No its for kids, I have used it myself as well for an upset tummy, heartburn works great
where do you buy this magical liquid then?
also -
Quote:
In 1993, the Food and Drug Administration ordered an automatic detention of all shipments of Woodward's into the U.S. on the basis of it being an unapproved drug. Woodward's has since been marketed online as a supplement although a 2000 review in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine found that most of the ingredients in Woodward's gripe water are of questionable value in relieving infantile discomfort, and that getting a fussy baby to stop crying may be no more complicated than giving it some sweet-tasting liquid.
My nephew (6 months) has recently been but on a low dosage of Losec (adult indigestion med). It's worked absolute wonders. He was like a different bub last time I saw him - better rested, happy, and asleep when he should be.
Joined: May 25, 2004 Posts: 10,794 Location: V8 Street Race NZ
Posted: Wed 25th Jun 10:45pm Post subject:
ThingOne wrote:
lubie wrote:
ThingOne wrote:
lubie wrote:
Gripe water? Is that some Dad code for whiskey?
Thats an idea..!
No its for kids, I have used it myself as well for an upset tummy, heartburn works great
where do you buy this magical liquid then?
also -
Quote:
In 1993, the Food and Drug Administration ordered an automatic detention of all shipments of Woodward's into the U.S. on the basis of it being an unapproved drug. Woodward's has since been marketed online as a supplement although a 2000 review in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine found that most of the ingredients in Woodward's gripe water are of questionable value in relieving infantile discomfort, and that getting a fussy baby to stop crying may be no more complicated than giving it some sweet-tasting liquid.
Joined: Mar 05, 2007 Posts: 1,373 Location: 127.0.0.1
Posted: Thu 26th Jun 7:18am Post subject:
Datsane wrote:
ThingOne wrote:
lubie wrote:
ThingOne wrote:
lubie wrote:
Gripe water? Is that some Dad code for whiskey?
Thats an idea..!
No its for kids, I have used it myself as well for an upset tummy, heartburn works great
where do you buy this magical liquid then?
also -
Quote:
In 1993, the Food and Drug Administration ordered an automatic detention of all shipments of Woodward's into the U.S. on the basis of it being an unapproved drug. Woodward's has since been marketed online as a supplement although a 2000 review in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine found that most of the ingredients in Woodward's gripe water are of questionable value in relieving infantile discomfort, and that getting a fussy baby to stop crying may be no more complicated than giving it some sweet-tasting liquid.
My nephew (6 months) has recently been but on a low dosage of Losec (adult indigestion med). It's worked absolute wonders. He was like a different bub last time I saw him - better rested, happy, and asleep when he should be.
Yeah our second son had terrible reflux and we put him on thickened formula - the difference was night and day.
Joined: Jul 31, 2006 Posts: 470 Location: Paddling in the Waiwhetu stream, Lower Hutt.
Posted: Thu 26th Jun 2:35pm Post subject:
Willey_Coyote wrote:
Pamol - my boy is immune to that now - we are trying for something stronger
Any suggestions?
Not stronger as such but different: Brufen. Infant's ibuprofen, reduces fever and inflammation. We've used it for our kids with ear infections, fever, throats etc. when the pamol wasn't cutting it. I think it's pharmacy only and I'm sure it has some possible side effects like any drug.
Datsane, midwives are an opinionated but very varied bunch of women. I'm married to one.
Thermo wrote:
If it works, do it.
The best advice going for parenting. Don't seek out more stress by being dogmatic about things!
Joined: Dec 02, 2002 Posts: 13,314 Location: Rydell High
Posted: Thu 26th Jun 2:39pm Post subject:
OliverBendix wrote:
Infant's ibuprofen, reduces fever and inflammation. We've used it for our kids with ear infections, fever, throats etc. when the pamol wasn't cutting it. I think it's pharmacy only and I'm sure it has some possible side effects like any drug.
Like possible stomach ulcers/bleeding....make sure they are taken with lots of food, if the ingredients are anything like adult Ibuprofen.
Joined: Jul 31, 2006 Posts: 470 Location: Paddling in the Waiwhetu stream, Lower Hutt.
Posted: Thu 26th Jun 2:54pm Post subject:
Yar, having looked at the bottle it says "with food" and "Prescription only", so it wasn't much use me recommending it because it's not for general sale to us punters anyway.
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You cannot attach files in this forum You can download files in this forum
All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. The comments are property of their posters, all the rest ℗ 2000-2008 by Tama Easton.
Extra design ℗ by Scotty Lane and Nathan Whitley. Photos and written work on this site are property of their owners, do not use them for commercial purposes.
Developed for Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 and Mozilla Firefox 3.0
My guess is no.
