If the weather is warm it's important to stay hydrated. A common mistake people make on the water is forgetting to drink fluids and then becoming sick from dehydration. Water or sports drinks are preferred, alcohol can make some people sick on the water, even in small quantities.

If you're prone to seasickness, take your first Queasy Drop before leaving the dock, and then continue to suck on one periodically throughout the day. Just remember to suck on them - don't chew them - or they won't be effective.

Queasy Drops are all natural, and contain no pharmaceuticals. That said, if you are taking prescription medications and have ANY reason to be concerned about interactions we recommend you print the ingredients and seek the advice of your doctor or pharmacist.

Queasy Drops are safe and effective for pregnant women. As a matter of fact we have a version of the product called Preggie Pops to help with morning sickness.

Queasy Drops will help with the upset stomach, but you'll need aspirin to help with the headache, and you'll need to re-hydrate your body with water or sports drinks since alcohol dehydrates you.

It depends on your specific symptoms, but many people have told us that Queasy Drops helped with their flu symptoms.

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The drug, Tamoxifen is an estrogen receptor blocker that is used long-term (usually five years) in the prevention of hormone-sensitive breast cancer reoccurrence. There is strong data to suggest that 120mg daily of soy isoflavones provides similar benefit to Tamoxifen without the potential for side effects.

Squaw Vine (Mitchella repens) is an herbal remedy known to be very effective in preparing the body for a safe labor and birth. Native Americans have used this plant to facilitate childbirth for many centuries. This herb improves contractions for an easier and shorter labor, decreases pain and calms nervousness. Raspberry leaves (Rubus idaeus) are known to be an excellent herbal supplement for pregnant women, especially those who are nearing the very end of their pregnancy.

Add approximately ¼ cup just boiled water to 15 drops of tincture and allow to cool. Drink as is or diluted in juice or water. Use three times daily during the last two to three weeks of pregnancy. Note: Propartum Drops are for use during the last 2-3 weeks before due date only and should be used under the supervision of a doctor, homeopath, naturopath, midwife or doula.

Some Herbal Drops, such as Cold Balm, Congest-Ease, High Energy, Nature's Antiseptic, and Wild Lettuce/Valerian, can be taken quite frequently (up to eight to ten times per day). For others, the recommended frequency is three to four times per day. Herbs are accumulated in the body. If dosages are taken less frequently, they will have to be taken longer for the same effects.

Patients place one drop under the tongue 3 times per day. If the afternoon drop is missed, 2 drops can be used at bedtime.

When the drops are applied as directed onto the toenail, the fungus is no longer able to survive, but the nail is still damaged. The fungus can live for a long time under the nail, which is why it is important to apply the drops to the nail bed and file away the thickened nail so the drops can penetrate to underneath the nail. Once the fungus is no longer active, the nail can grow out and the fungus is not present to attach itself to the new nail.

Yes, but some precautions need to be taken even with natural products. If using nail drops on children, mix two drops of nail drops in a teaspoon of a carrier oil and rub that on the toe and nail that has the fungus. It can be more convenient to premix a small amount into a bottle to have ready to use nightly. For the carrier oil we recommend olive, almond, or grape seed oil. Remember to always keep futspaproducts out of the reach of children.

Rescue Remedy is a composite remedy and contains fewer drops of each individual mother tincture than a single stock bottle would. So in order to get the right amount of the remedy the dose is doubled. This is true, but the amount of remedy is not important as long as the minimum dose is taken, and the minimum dose is the amount you get if you take four drops from a treatment bottle.

Because a queasy stomach can have many sources, there is no perfect solution for everyone. We were careful in researching our flavours to select a variety of choices in order that people could find one that worked for them. In fact, we have received great feedback from people who say our pops relieved their nausea from car sickness, riding in airplanes, on boats, and also morning sickness. Because no specific herb or natural product is perfect for everyone, we provide a variety of flavours.

We were looking for a name that would be easily recognized by the people we wish to help. Since “queasy” was a word frequently used by people with motion sickness, dizziness or morning sickness, it seemed perfect to speak to those in need of Queasy Pops. It is a general term and doesn’t specify the source of the discomfort, making it the right choice for it’s many applications.