Hallo, mein Kind fängt jetzt an mit Zahnen und zuhause habe ich momentan nur das Dentinox-Gel N. Als Auszugsmittel ist hier Ethanol mit 70% beschrieben. Falls Alkohol enthalten sein sollte, würde ich es ungern an meinem Kind anwenden.
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Loading...Leute mein Hamster ist seit gestern richtig schwach seine Augen sind verklebt und er hat gestern noch gezittert heute ist er immer noch so aber zittert nicht mehr er trinkt jetzt ganz viel was kann ich machen
Hallo ich wollte mal fragen…ich habe ein Jobangebot bei dem ich es mir leisten kann in die flugschule bzw in den flugverein zu gehen. Leider bin ich kiffer und bei mir wurde eine Schizophrenie diagnostiziert. Nun meine Frage. Kann ich über eine langzeittherapie von 2 Jahren das über 1 Psychiater geht das richtig stellen lassen?…
Hallo, ich bin 14 und leider immernoch nur 1,60 cm groß. Ich wollte euch fragen ob ihr irgendwas kennt das den Wachstum vorantreibt, wie z.b. irgendwelche Lebensmittel oder so. vielen Dank
Kann man die Kosten für eine Taxifahrt zum Arzt oder Krankenhaus (also für Termine die man wahrnehmen muss) erstattet bekommen? Ich leide unter Epilepsie, darf deshalb kein Auto fahren und alleine mit dem Bus zu fahren ist oft riskant.
Hi ich wollte mal fragen, wie viel eure Schulranzen wiegen. Meiner wiegt so 9 kg. Ich wiege so 49kg und finde, dass mein Schulranzen eindeutig zu schwer ist. (w/15) (Das wären so 18,37% von meinem Körpergewicht, die ich da herumschleppen muss, oder 15,52% vom Gesamtgewicht, also ich und Ranzen.) Wir haben zwar nicht jeden Tag…
Dentinox gel toothing aidcontains a very small amount of alcohol, which is produced by the extraction of the natural active substance.
Dentinox N Gel 10 g Teeth Aid › Customer Reviews
Toothing gel for screaming babies? Better not!
Alcohol, sugar, Lidocain – toothing gels and powders often contain hazardous substances. In addition, they only help for a short time, because the majority of them continue to migrate into the stomach.
https://www.denthetika.de/current/newsdaten/zahnungsgel-fuer-schreiende-babys-better-not-118/
The remedy is quite controversial. Tell you the other answers.
I took this for my children. Do you know that? It was really good.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 680/2014 of 13 June 2014 laying down detailed rules for the application of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council and of the Council of 11 December 2014 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council on food additives (OJ L 347, 20.12.2014, p. 1).
Important: This drug does not affect beyond the placebo effect.
You know how exactly?
Or are you just trying to pick up some phrases you picked up somewhere?
Isn’t it amazing that so many parents use it with success in their children, although that, in your opinion, has no effect…
I am currently studying and I am PTA, so I have formulated it:)
The silence rather refers to that you will probably not discuss. Of course I like to discuss with you 🙂
A discussion lives decisively on entering the other person. I am also trying to do this completely, and I also agree if an argument (partly) convinces me.
I wouldn’t class myself as a total homeopathy opponent. Giving an Arnica D6 to a child is better than a paracetamol, if it falls or has a puppy. Or in the case of anxiety or stress-related dizziness, homeopathic medicines can of course also help.
I believe that these preparations can, therefore, certainly benefit, but I also assume that this is caused by the placebo effect.
The strength of these effects is evident from an example, which is the opposite of the placebo effect: the Nocebo effect.
In a study of an antidepressant, an American was dosed and got the typical symptom of a serotonin syndrome. The symptom (i.e. EKG, circulation etc. was noticeable and adapted for overdose). The doctors, of course, asked directly what group the patient is in the study’s guides. He was the placebo group. An overdose was therefore in fact impossible! This was communicated to the patient and the condition stabilized within a short time. (Fall Derek Adams). In all clinical studies, placebos have effects or side effects, although the pharmacologically inexplicable is.
As I said, I would also like to be convinced by another logical approach to explanation 🙂 Sorry if the last sentence attacked you, that doesn’t happen again :/
Because I don’t answer at night at half three?
Sorry, even I need some sleep.
Why should I discuss with you? You’ll be able to recoup well-known “Arguments” in a bit of a mill and don’t really get into my contributions. Like you, there are many around here.
Just give me a hand and write your own contributions.
P.S. Don’t you think it’s too much to call you “Pharmazeut”? I’d rather expect someone to study.
Oh, of course I’m not paying. I just don’t understand how something should work with a C8, i.e. an active ingredient of 1:1 with 256 zeros. Water changes its structure to decontamination customers and cannot store information. The active ingredient is not detectable. You follow an ideology and no science, otherwise you could argue. Instead, you swear.
Please tell me how homeopathy works. I really want to understand, only nobody has explained it to me so far.
I have dealt with Hahnemann etc, but also with the scientific view. But I’d like to be convinced by double blind studies.
So far, you haven’t made an argument and called my argument “Geplapper”…
Oh, yeah, the usual fucker.
You have no idea how homeopathy works.
Are you at least well paid by the pharmaceutical industry for your anti-campaigns?
Please leave with your comments below my answers.
I have a technical training for the pharmaceutical-technical assistant and for milligrams of solutions which have already been strongly diluted, no active substance can be detected chemically.
No, it’s not. These are psychological effects (placebo effect) that are plausible and well researched.
…which goes beyond the placebo effect. So it has an effect. Only no pharmacologically detectable which originates from an active substance.
In fact, Osanit is very expensive sugar and is not distinguishable from non-active globoli. Nevertheless, the application is useful if it acts and no active substance-containing medicinal products have to be used.
Yeah, there’s ethanol inside and that’s alcohol. In addition, Lidocain is included, which is also in no way good for children.
try Osa or Osaflor or KamistadBaby
small amount of alcohol is naturally present – see package leaflet.
Personally, I would give my child a cold bite ring instead.