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

Fixed combinations consisting of:

Peppermint oil corresponding to February 18, 1986 ( B.  Anz. p.  3077);
Fennel oil corresponding to March 11, 1991 ( B.  Anz. p.  2742);
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.  

In case of gallbladder disease, only to be used after consultation with a physician or pharmacist.  

Not be used by those with obstruction of the biliary tract, cholecystitis, severe liver damage, pregnancy, or for infants and small children.  

In individual cases allergic reactions of skin and respiratory tract.  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 other galenical preparations for oral use.  

Fennel oil should not be used over extended time periods (several weeks) without consultation with a physician or pharmacist.  

Spasmolytic, carminative and antibacterial effects are documented for preparations of peppermint oil, fennel oil, and chamomile flower.  Pharmacological tests for the effectiveness of fixed combinations are not available.