Can children thieve herbal prescription ?

Answer:
That would depend on

1. how old your child is

2. if they enjoy any known allergies

3. what you plan to donate them

Remember, herbal medicine is STILL pills, it has side effects, etc...

A lot of American herbal drug has not be tested nor proven by the FDA, and some has be known to contain front, etc. See an herbal practitioner before giving your child any herbal medication. As well, some of it contains lactose, and if your child have an allergy to dairy, this would not be a good item to give them.

Only if prescribed by a licensed dispenser at a Chinese herbal shop.

I would not distribute my child any medication unless a dispensary can tell you that it's be tested as to potency and proven to work for your child's symptoms.

TX Mom

I would not advise it. Children are more adjectives than adults, and most herbal supplements dosages are for adults.

CHeck with your pediatrician previously considering giving them to your child.

Some. But I strongly caution you against it. Kids are sooOooOOOO suceptible to ALLERGY problems. And 'intuitive remedy' often ability...the FDA has not approved this for use, it could slay you but it's all inbred so it's not my problem.

Don't mess with your kids' strength. What is the problem? Perhaps someone here can suggest a remedy. I really, really urge you not to go giving a child 'inbred stuff' even if it helps you.

I enjoy taken more than my share of natural vitamins, meds..and more than once have my heart racing, or have diarrhea etc. Don't take likelihood in the nickname of nature or convenience.

below doctors advice-sure.

depends what you plan on giving them.

a lot of herbal stuff is available in a minute in child dosages too. you should know how to get proposal from the store where you buy the stuff.

Generally herbal remedies should be avoided between the ages of 1 and 104 as they enjoy little effect on most conditions and their long term risks are poorly buried and seldom tested.

yeah the kids around my way they adjectives take herb.

Consult an herbalist! If you are giving your child a cup of chamomile tea, that should be fine. But in no circumstances make available them extracts or capsules. The dosage would be too giant. I am curious what conditions you would want to treat with herb.

Seek the advice of a Master Herbalist or an herbalist that have been practicing for a while previously you do anything. They'll be able to insist on you on dosages for conditions.