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Diarrhea

Oct 14
2 min read

This is a living page, not an extensive list, just the remedies I’ve come across so far for this ailment. I’m always learning, so I’ll keep adding as I discover more.



Diarrhea is an increase in the volume of wateriness of stool or increase in frequency of bowel movements. Symptoms include cramping, vomiting and gas. Main causes are food poisoning or pathogenic virus or bacteria. It can also be from a chronic condition such as food sensitivities, anxiety, inflammatory bowel issues, or irregular eating habits.



  • Stay hydrated and consume a lot of electrolytes while the body is working on the problem. Consume mostly liquids as food intake.

  • Bone broth 

  • Hot Honey and Lemon with electrolytes

  • Consume cultured food or take probiotics

  • Redmond clay water


  • Bananas

  • Rice

  • Toast

  • Plain yogurt

  • Psyllium seed - absorbs excess moisture

  • 2 mashed, steamed apples, ½ tsp nutmeg, 1 tsp ghee - mixed together



Best taken as a tea to help with hydration.

  • Chamomile

  • Red raspberry leaf (1 Tbsp per cup of water, 3xday

  • Rosehips

  • Marshmallow

  • Nutmeg




Add to a carrier oil and massage around abdomen.

  • Cypress

  • Frankincense

  • Orange

  • Basil

  • Marjoram

  • Peppermint

  • Eucalyptus

  • Thyme

  • Tea Tree

  • Ginger

  • Chamomile

  • Lavender



Feelings & Emotions

Be mindful of the emotion, be specific in where it is attached, its okay to feel this way but then it must be let go. Hand it over to the Savior, it is now His to take care of.

  • Fear

  • Rejecting the visualization of something you don't want to accept

  • Wanting to be done with something or someone

  • Running away from a situation

  • Fear of something in the present

  • Obsessed with order

  • Giving up your goals when unable to have what you desire




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Disclaimer: The Information contained on this website is for educational purposes only and as a guideline for your personal use.  It is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed healthcare professional. Those who follow these suggestions do so at their own risk.

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