Karmolis Drops for colds and stomach complaints 80 ml Dr. Schmidgall

Karmolis is suitable for different types of diseases depending on the method of administration: Inhalation: - for diseases of the respiratory tract. Orally: - gastrointestinal disorders - nausea, feeling of heaviness in the epigastrium, flatulence; - loss of appetite, - tension, irritability, sleep disturbances, meteoropathy, vegetative manifestations during menopause; - travel sickness On the skin: - pain in muscles and limbs in rheumatoid arthritis, lumbago, sciatica; - headache; - itching of the skin in insect bites. Always read the leaflet before use! Suitable for: adults and children over 12 years of age Active ingredient: 100g Karmolis contain 1720mg menthol, 860mg essential oils (thyme, anise, cassia, clove, lemon, lavender, spike, Indian balm-mint, sage, nutmeg), 172mg spirit of balm-mint, 61,550mg ethanol 94% w/w (=96%v/v), 35,698mg purified water. Dosage: 10-20 drops of Carmolis are taken on sugar, in hot tea or water up to 5 times a day. For external use, Carmolis is rubbed several times a day on the painful area. For inhalation, 20 drops are added to hot water, then the vapors are inhaled. For flatulence, a feeling of heaviness in the epigastrium, digestive system disorders: 10-20 drops are taken with hot tea, water or on sugar. For nervous sleep disorders: 10-20 drops are taken before bedtime with a cup of tea or with sweetened hot water. Travel sickness: For nausea, a few drops of Carmolis on sugar have a calming and relaxing effect. For tension: 3 times a day, 10-20 drops on sugar or in tea. Cold: Up to 5 times a day 10-20 drops of Karmolis on sugar or in tea. Headache: In addition to oral administration of the drops, it can be rubbed into the forehead, temples and neck. For pain in the limbs: the painful areas are smeared daily, then warmed. For diseases of the respiratory tract: 20 drops are placed in hot water, inhaling the vapors, or in hot tea, then the tea is drunk. Rubbing into the chest and back before going to bed causes a significant improvement in breathing. Itchy skin, insect bites: Cover the affected areas with without rubbing. Warnings: Oral administration of Karmolis is contraindicated in cases of obstruction of the bile ducts, cholecystitis, liver diseases and ulcers in the gastrointestinal tract. In case of cholelithiasis, Karmolis should be taken with special care. Karmolis should not be administered to children under 12 years of age. Due to the alcohol it contains, it should not be given to patients with liver diseases, alcoholics, epileptics, patients with organic brain damage, pregnant women, breastfeeding women. Avoid contact with the eyes. There are no known interactions with other medications or other forms of interaction. Karmolis should not be administered during pregnancy and breastfeeding. This medicinal product contains 64 vol. % alcohol. When following the dosage instructions, up to 0.54 g of alcohol enters the body with each intake. In case of overdose, the ability to drive or operate machinery may be negatively affected.

The effectiveness of Karmolis in the treatment of respiratory tract diseases is based on the content of menthol, thyme oil, anise oil, clove oil and sage oil, since all these components have an expectorant, antispasmodic and antiseptic effect. When inhaled, the volatile essential oils reach the throat and bronchi, where they are able to exert their local effect. However, after oral or external application, the essential oils are also active when their components are absorbed or - at least partially - eliminated through breathing. Menthol, thyme oil and anise oil enhance the removal of mucus and secretions from the bronchi and trachea. This effect is caused partly by liquefying the secretions and partly by accelerating their transport. In addition, the bronchospasmolytic properties of menthol, thyme oil, anise oil, and clove oil are of utmost importance in the treatment of respiratory diseases. The effectiveness of Karmolis in the treatment of gastrointestinal disorders is based on its carminative, antispasmodic, antiseptic, and choleretic effects. The digestive effects are caused either by reflex or direct irritation of the mucous membrane. In this way, the secretion of gastric juice and the peristaltic activity of the stomach are enhanced. Thanks to its antispasmodic effect, as well as the antiseptic and stimulating effects on intestinal peristalsis, Karmolis facilitates the release of gases and prevents their excessive formation. Antiseptic properties are of fundamental importance in the case of inflammatory gastrointestinal diseases. By producing bile in the liver cells and facilitating the release of bile from the gallbladder, menthol, lavender oil, corn oil and nutmeg oil exert choleretic effects, which are an important contribution to the effectiveness of Karmolis in the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases. The sedative and antispasmodic properties of lavender oil, corn oil, citrus oil and the alcoholic extract of lemon balm are the reason for the use of Karmolis in cases of nervousness of various origins. Due to the irritating effect of menthol, thyme oil, cinnamon oil, lavender oil, corn oil, citrus oil and nutmeg oil, Karmolis can also be used as a warming agent. After penetrating the skin, these oils increase blood flow, resulting in a feeling of warmth and redness of the skin. In this way, pain of various origins such as rheumatic pain, muscle pain, etc. can be symptomatically relieved.