Owen Homoeopathics Cocculus 6c is traditionally used for symptoms associated with sea sickness, travel sickness and jet lag. Each tube contains 120 pilules for convenient use during travel or periods of disrupted sleep.
This remedy is associated with dizziness, nausea, weakness and trembling when physical or emotional stress follows a lack of sleep. It may also suit symptoms linked with nursing loved ones, caring for children at night or feeling exhausted by worry.
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Travel-related symptoms: Traditionally used when discomfort is worse during passive motion in a car, plane, train or boat.
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Recognised sensations: Associated with a hollow or empty feeling, lightness in the body, profuse salivation and thirst.
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Preferred conditions: Symptoms are described as better when lying quietly, sleeping or staying in a warm room.
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Common triggers: Travel, loss of sleep, open air, and the smell or thought of food may make symptoms worse.
The 6c pilules are a practical choice to keep with your travel essentials, ready for journeys where motion, fatigue or missed sleep may affect how you feel.
Cocculus has traditionally been used for symptoms related to sea sickness, travel sickness and jet lag. It can provide symptomatic relief when a person is dizzy and exhausted by worry and lack of sleep, nursing loved ones and getting up to sleepless children.This remedy resonates with symptoms that come on from a combination of physical and emotional stress, especially following loss of sleep or the stress of looking after loved ones. All ailments are worse with moving surroundings such as riding in a car, plane, train or boats. A characteristic symptom for this remedy is a sensation of hollowness or emptiness in the head or other parts with a sense of lightness in the body. KeywordsVery chilly and worse in open airNausea, empty hollow feelingVertigo, weakness and tremblingProfuse salivation and thirstExhausted and must lay downModalitiesBetter: Lying down quietly; warm room; sleepWorse: Travel and passive motion; loss of sleep; smell or thought of food
