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Does your child need Calc Carb?

Calcium is one of the most abundant minerals on Earth, and one of the most important in the human body. It is essential for strong, healthy teeth and bones, and for muscle growth and tone, blood clotting and the assimilation of enzymes. Calcium is an essential nutrient for the healthy development of the growing foetus, infant and child. However, even though calcium is so important to the human body, it is not easily absorbed, and many of our modern-day foods actually inhibit proper assimilation of this vital mineral.

In its homeopathic form, Calcium Carbonate (Calc Carb) is made from the inside of an oyster-shell and its origins tell us much about the psychology of the Calc Carb type. In homeopathy we name a patient by the remedy that most closely fits a person’s picture of emotional and physical shortcomings, failings, weaknesses, limitations and infirmities. Therefore, when we talk about a “Calc Carb” type, we are talking about a person who would most benefit from this remedy.

Calc Carb for children

Calc Carb should not be confused with calcium. Calc Carb promotes the proper assimilation of calcium – even if a child is getting lots of calcium in their diet it is possible that it is not being properly managed. In fact too much physical calcium is usually the worst thing for a Calc Carb type (hence the reason why they don’t like or tolerate milk).

PERSONALITY (CHILD)

The oyster is one of the more sedentary creatures of the ocean, preferring to stay inside its shell. Similarly, the Calc Carb child is slow, solid and plodding. The Calc Carb type is cautious, and wary of change and of new experiences. He or she is slow to experiment with new foods, slow to make new friends and tends to avoid change, strongly preferring her routine.

The Calc Carb child tends to be very stubborn, although highly sensitive to being teased or criticised. The Calc Carb child is often slow to talk and slow to walk, and doesn’t like to be rushed. Mothers often find themselves hurrying the Calc Carb child along. Concentration is usually very good and this child can sit engrossed in play for long periods. The Calc Carb type may be timid, has many fears, but is an independent child and prefers to play alone. They have are also stubborn, inflexible and obstinate (there is always a battle between mom and the toddler!)

PHYSICAL

The Calc Carb child tends towards frequent ear infections, tonsillitis, swollen glands and sore throats. She may be slow to meet developmental milestones. Reflux and digestion disorders are common, such as gluten, wheat and cow’s milk intolerance. The Calc Carb baby often has reflux, as well as cradle cap, eczema, asthma, warts and molluscums. The number one indicator that your child needs Calc Carb is a constant runny nose (even when the child seems to be in good health).

Calc Carb is also the first remedy for clamminess. This type of child sweats profusely on her head and hands, especially at night and from the slightest exertion. The Calc Carb child typically has a large, round head, a distended abdomen, swollen glands and a non-stop runny nose. Calc Carb types often have lots of reflux, indigestion and sour-smelling discharges.

PROPERTIES

Calc Carb is the main remedy for stimulating pituitary and thyroid function. It therefore:

Improves metabolism and digestion
Improves thyroid function
Reduces acidity in the body
Is the main remedy for strong teeth and bones, as it promotes healthy bone development (strengthens a weak spine and bones)
Assists with calcium assimilation and bone disorders
Reduces excess craving for sweets and carbohydrates
Improves excessive sweatiness / clamminess
Improves sleep disorders
Improves lethargy, apathy and laziness
Assists with glandular swellings
Helps with low muscle tone and hyper flexibility of the joints
Reduces excess mucus production (even when a child seems healthy, they still tend to have a runny nose)

Calc Carb Quiz

Questions:
1. Is your child prone to any of the following

a. Ear infections?
b. Glandular swellings?
c. Asthma (brought on by exertion or wheezy, phlegmy cough brought on by wet weather)?
d. Excessive appetite?

2. Does your child sweat easily on the head and feet or feel clammy?
3. Is your child stubborn and uncomfortable with change?
4. Was your child slow to walk and slow to talk?
5. Is your child overweight or does he or she tend towards easy weight gain?
6. Does your child crave carbohydrates (like bread and pasta), sweets, and often dislike meat?
7. Does your child dislike milk (or have a dairy intolerance – sometimes even to mother’s milk)?
8. Does your baby/child have candida, thrush or recurrent fungal infections?
9. Does your child have lots of fears (of the dark, insects, animals, heights, new experiences)?
10. Does your child have a constant runny nose and get sick with the change of season?
11. Has your child had his or her adenoids removed?
12. Does your child have constipation with large stools?
13. Does your child have weak ankles/joints, and twist or sprain their ankles easily?
14. Has your child had any broken bones?
15. Does your child need to be hurried along all the time?

Answer: 
“Yes” answer to 4 or more of these questions indicates that your child would benefit from Calc Carb.

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