Lifestyle changes are the foundation for controlling acid reflux (GERD). Some herbs - ginger, chamomile, slippery elm, DGL licorice, aloe vera, and fennel - may ease symptoms for some people, but evidence is limited. Always discuss supplements with your clinician and seek care for alarm symptoms.
Herbal "breast enlargement" pills are marketed as an easy alternative to surgery, but reliable evidence for meaningful, lasting growth is lacking. Supplements vary in quality, can interact with medications, and may pose risks for people with hormone-sensitive conditions. Consult a clinician before use.
Gripe water is a long-standing, variable remedy for infant fussiness and colic. Its ingredients and regulatory status vary, so read labels, avoid alcohol and baking soda, try soothing measures first, and consult your pediatrician for persistent crying.