Colic Calm Gripe Water Review By Cherie Stirewalt At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

If you find yourself in the midst of nerve-wracking baby colic, you are probably searching frantically for a way to soothe your baby. A widely used treatment which dates back almost a century is gripe water. How do you know which is the best one?

There are many different brands to select from. They aren't created equal. We are confident that Colic Calm is the best of the bunch, and we can give you five reasons why.

What are the missing ingredients?

Your baby might be harmed by some of the ingredients that are contained in other brands in the marketplace.

So let us review the ingredients that are not contained in this one:

- No alcohol.

Of course you don't want to give your baby something that contains alcohol. There are several brands that previously contained alcohol, difficult as that is to believe. To be honest, hardly any brands today include alcohol as an ingredient. Thankfully, the alcohol has been removed from most brands. It still pays to take a look at the ingredients just to make sure.

- No baking soda (sodium bicarbonate)

This ingredient is contained in the brand that is most commonly available for purchase in drugstores. What are the reasons why you should not give your baby baking soda? For one thing, baking soda is recognized for hampering an infant's capacity for iron and folic acid absorption. Babies might not grow like they should if they have a folic acid deficiency. Iron deficiencies can lead to learning problems and decreased alertness. That is why you don't want to buy a gripe water that contains baking soda. Moreover, baking soda is alkaline and may disrupt the fragile pH balance in an infant's digestive system.

Doesn't contain herbal oils or extracts in concentration.

Dilution of organic substances makes them safe for infants. In a lot of products, though, these oils and extracts are included in potent strengths, not as dilutions. To ensure safety and effectiveness for your baby, the ingredients in the solution must be diluted so that the organic materials included are available at levels that are safe for your baby to ingest.

Follows FDA Guidelines

Colic Calm is a homeopathic medication which adheres strictly to FDA rules and is produced under the FDA regulations for safety, concentration, purity and labeling. There are some gripe waters that are labeled as dietary supplements. They don't qualify as homeopathic medicines because they don't meet the FDA requirements. This may account for the reports of product recalls for some of these brands.

Has proven to be 90% successful in the treatment of baby colic

Ecstatic parents have sung the praises of this brand by leaving glowing testimonials in various places throughout the Internet.

Also, for acid reflux, hiccups, teething, and baby gas, it works effectively.

This brand only has natural ingredients. Here is a list of some of them.

- Peppermint (which relieves gas and cramping)
- Chamomile (which calms and soothes and also cures restlessness)
- Fennel (which relieves spasms and cramps)
- Ginger (do you recall drinking Ginger Ale when you had an upset stomach as a child?)

Works quickly!

The biggest benefit of this brand of gripe water is probably the speed in which it takes effect. If the proof is in the pudding, this is a way to experience quick results. You will find out how quickly this stuff works when you do an Internet search for "colic calm video". In a few minutes, the baby goes from fussy to calm. It really calms a baby with colic!

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