Roseola infantum--alternative for fever reduction

[Guest guest]

Tell your friend to see a Homeopathic practitioner. Homeopathic

remedies have no side effects, except to make you feel better since

they work *with* the body (promote healing) instead of conventional

drugs which work against the body.

 

Kristin

 

, " Bolek "

<przelew@a...> wrote:

> Hello,

> A friend of mine has an 18 month old boy, who was born a premie, who

> suffers from what she suspects is Roseola infantum. Could someone

> recommend any child safe alternative to reduce high fever? The

> mother has used acetaminophen but is fearful of the toxic side

> effects. She tried using children's ibuprofen but it tastes so

> horrible that the child just spits it up or won't drink juice laced

> with it.

> Thank you,

> Bolek

[Guest guest]

Bolek,

 

This may sound really strange, but have her try this.

Just lightly rub the temples (sides of the head next

to the eyes), up and down really quickly for 20-30

seconds. That adjusts the thalamus (and with eyes

closed hypothalamus) and should do a lot to reduce the

fever without medication (it also helps to adjust so

you can deal with the temperature you're currently in,

so if you're cold or hot, rubbing them like that will

adjust your body to quit feeling so hot/cold).

 

Kat

 

--- Bolek <przelew wrote:

> Hello,

> A friend of mine has an 18 month old boy, who was

> born a premie, who

> suffers from what she suspects is Roseola infantum.

> Could someone

> recommend any child safe alternative to reduce high

> fever? The

> mother has used acetaminophen but is fearful of the

> toxic side

> effects. She tried using children's ibuprofen but it

> tastes so

> horrible that the child just spits it up or won't

> drink juice laced

> with it.

> Thank you,

> Bolek

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Kristin and Maryann,

Thank you very much for your timely response and input.

Bolek