Fixed Combinations of Peppermint oil, Caraway oil, and Chamomile flower

Fixed combinations consisting of:

Peppermint oil corresponding to February 18, 1986 ( B.  Anz. p.  3077);
Caraway oil corresponding to December 14, 1989 ( B.  Anz. 22a, February 1, 1990);
Chamomile flower corresponding to November 1, 1984 ( B.  Anz. p.  13327);

and their preparations in effective dosage.  

Dyspeptic discomfort, especially with mild spasms in the gastrointestinal region, flatulence, and a sensation of fullness.  

Obstruction of biliary tract, cholecystitis, severe liver diseases.  If suffering from gallstones, to be used only after consultation with a physician or pharmacist.  

Sensitive individuals may experience gastric discomfort.  

None known.  

Unless otherwise prescribed:

The individual components of the combination must be equivalent to 30 - 50 percent of the daily dosage given in the monographs for the individual herbs.  

Essential oil, comminuted drug, and galenical preparations thereof for oral use.  

A spasmolytic, carminative, and antibacterial effect is documented for peppermint oil, caraway oil, and chamomile flower.  Pharmacological tests for the effectiveness of fixed combinations are not available.