When babies commence taking milk treated with Colief®, there may be change in stool pattern. The stools may then resemble those of a breastfed baby, ie looser and more frequent. If you are happy that the baby is otherwise well, gaining weight and urinating normally then there should be no cause for concern. If the drops seem to be working well, you might try reducing the number of drops used at each feed.

Colief® does not provide a treatment for colic, nor a cure. The addition of Colief® Infant Drops to the baby's usual milk merely compensates for a possible temporary lactase deficiency in the child's digestive system. Colief® Infant Drops added to baby's usual milk greatly reduce the level of lactose in the feed by breaking this down into glucose and galactose, before the baby is fed. See similar questions...

Colief®'s only ingredients are Lactase Enzyme (which should be naturally present in normal gut), Glycerol ("Glycerine" - which is also naturally present in the body as part of the process of converting fats to energy) and Water. None of these ingredients has even been shown to pose a risk to health. See similar questions...

If the drops were given directly to the baby, the acid levels in the upper digestive tract would quickly denature the enzyme and render this ineffective. However, four drops of Colief® when mixed with a little expressed foremilk* appear to be protected against this process by the milk itself, and this then provides a lining to the baby's upper digestive tract, mixing with the feed as this is ingested and working to reduce the lactose level of the milk. See similar questions...

Unopened bottles of Colief® should be stored in a cool dry place, below 25 degC. Once opened, Colief® should be stored in a refrigerator and the opened bottle discarded after 3 – 4 weeks. The bottle must not be allowed to freeze. See similar questions...

Colief® can be readily obtained from most pharmacies, including Boots, Moss, Lloyds, Numark & many major supermarkets, pharmacies (UK & Ireland). See similar questions...

Colief® was tested at Cork University Hospital, Ireland by Prof. Kearney in the early 1990’s to demonstrate that a lactose-reduced feed was effective in reducing infant colic. His results were presented to the Royal College of Paediatricians at their annual meeting in spring 1994 and published in the Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics in Sept 1998. See similar questions...

About 5% of the time, neural therapy injections may provoke an increase in pain for a day or so. This usually means that the injection was not in the correct spot; however, a painful reaction typically indicates that the interference field is nearby. See similar questions...

No! New Generation is not a drug, contains no hormones and the ingredients have been proven safe in laboratory testing. New Generation is hypoallergenic. No?it is absolutely harmless since it is not a drug, non-toxic, it is hypo-allergenic and actually used to a lesser degree in food processing for bread, cakes, mayonnaise etc., so, if it is safe enough to eat it's certainly safe enough to put on your head. See similar questions...

Any medical treatment can carry the potential for side effects in some patients. Cancer treatment is particularly powerful, because it is designed to destroy constantly dividing cancer cells. It can also affect healthy dividing cells and this can cause side effects. The challenge to researchers has been to develop treatments that destroy cancer cells but do not harm healthy cells. See similar questions...

The ingredients are 100% herbal. There is no harmful ephedrine in the formula. Absorption of the herbal ingredients is time released at a steady, safe and regulated rate, thus eliminating the jitters and irritability associated with other forms of weight loss products. The Curb Your Cravings topical patch will help you feel more energized, healthier and lose weight. There may be a mild skin rash. If this occurs, discontinue use of the product immediately. See similar questions...

Like all prescription drugs, PROPECIA may cause side effects. In clinical studies, side effects from PROPECIA were uncommon and did not affect most men. A very small number of men experienced certain sexual side effects, such as less desire for sex; difficulty in achieving an erection; and a decrease in the amount of semen. Each of these side effects occurred in less than 2% of men. These side effects were reversible and went away in men who stopped taking PROPECIA. See similar questions...

When used as directed, the answer is No. Revivogen's active ingredients are made of all natural compounds and have a long history of use both orally and topically. The only side effect noted with the use of this product has been transient mild scalp irritation in less than 2% of users. See similar questions...

Immediately following treatment, there may be a slight redness and/or swelling which usually disappears within a few hours. Occasionally, small whiteheads or tiny scabs may occur. It is important to remember that scabs are a part of the normal healing process in some people. If scabbing does occur, the patient is advised to not pick them off. When electrology is administered by a qualified electrologist using state-of-the-art technology and techniques, the results are most satisfactory. See similar questions...

There are no known absolute contraindications to any of the active ingredients in ColicCalm. All of our homeopathic remedies have undergone extensive clinical testing to substantiate their safety and efficacy in order to be listed in the HPUS and comply with all FDA laws and standards. However, it is always advised that you check with your pediatrician before introducing any product. See similar questions...

In general, naltrexone is well tolerated with no severe side effects. In the largest study, the most common side effects of naltrexone affected only a minority of people and included the following generally short-lived symptoms: nausea (10%), headache (7%), dizziness (4%), fatigue (4%), insomnia (3%), anxiety (2%) and sleepiness (2%). Naltrexone medication is a passive substance with no stimulating or tranquilizing effects. See similar questions...