If you’re one of the millions who faced power outages this week due to severe storms, I’m sure you are feeling the heat. Soaring temperatures and high humidity can be a cause for concern, especially for the elderly and children. If at all possible, use your common sense and get to a cooler location.
Heat stroke is extremely serious and requires emergency treatment. Luckily, it can be prevented. Staying hydrated is of utmost importance. Try my refreshing homeopathic electrolyte drink. It’s especially good when profuse sweating depletes electrolytes faster than you can replace them.
As we’ve learned, homeopathy helps to gently bring the body’s system back into balance. When we experience symptoms from being overheated, it is a signal that the body’s internal cooling system is overtaxed and can’t function properly. Therefore, we should consider a homeopathic remedy to gently stimulate the system back into alignment.
Try one of the three remedies described below. If symptoms are severe, administer a dose in the 30th potency every 15 minutes until improved.
Glonoine: Pay attention to the eyes and the expression. If Glonoine is needed, the eyes will be glazed over with a blank, fixed look. The pupils will probably be contracted as well. Cold sweats may be present. The body may be cold, but the head will probably be hot. A racing or barely perceptible pulse is also of note. Exhaustion may be so severe that speech is impossible.
Belladonna: This remedy has some similarities to Glonoine such as a cold body and hot heat and a blank stare, but the pupils will normally be dilated when Belladona is required. A red face is possible with Glonoine, but paleness may also occur. However, Belladonna is always associated with a burning red color. As a memory trick when I was learning homeopathy, I kept a card on Belladonna in my red robe. Any of the following symptoms can also point you toward the use of Belladonna: involuntary stool or urination, twitching limbs, bending the head backwards, and extremely deep sleep.
Aconite: Remember that we think of Aconite for symptoms that come on extremely quickly. This remedy is also associated with agitation, restlessness, and anxiety so if these states are present, Aconite may help. Additional clues can be contracted pupils, a strong pulse, and a feeling of heat throughout the whole body, not concentrated in the head like Glonoine and Belladonna.
Once you have chosen the remedy that best fits the total symptom picture, stick with it for a least three doses. If not even a slight improvement is noted after that, try giving the second most likely remedy.
You shouldn’t hesitate to seek medical treatment for heat exhaustion or heat stroke, but I have heard many reports from my students of times when they were able to turn around in the ER parking lot because the remedy they took on the way to the hospital worked so quickly!
Happy summer and stay cool!
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Thanks for this great first aid information!
Thank you for the information , helpful . Jane
thanks for the gr8 information
I will make sure these remedies are in my summer first aid kit!
This is horrifying advice. You are describing the symptoms of a seizure under the Belladonna section. If a person is in seizure due to heat exposure, the single most urgent action to take is to cool their body down by removing clothing and applying cool or tepid water to their skin; applying ice packs to their armpits or groin, if available; and having them drink cool water if they are able. Giving them belladonna is a very, very low priority.
Joette, do you have a recipe for homemade cottage cheese, using raw milk? Thank you!
Would you suggest the same remedies for someone who had heat stroke as an infant, and did not know this until they were an adult? I know someone who was left in hot cars as an infant and who probably has unresolved health issues as a result. I have not been able to find much information about this, except by people in the Gulf War(s), and stories about infants who were left in hot cars and did not survive.