Boiron NauseaCalm | Nausea & Upset Stomach Relief

NauseaCalm is a homeopathic medicine for nausea and vomiting: an upset stomach, the fullness after overindulging in food and drink, stomach flu, and the nausea or dizziness that comes with travel, amusement rides and video games. The unflavoured meltaway tablets dissolve in the mouth without water. Each box holds 60 tablets and it suits adults and children from two years up.

How NauseaCalm Works

Nausea is not a condition on its own — it is a symptom, and the list behind it is long: an upset stomach, stomach flu, motion, parasitic overload, or simply eating far too much. So NauseaCalm carries five homeopathic actives rather than one, each matched on the label to a different version of feeling sick: nausea with dizziness and the need to lie down, vomiting with a rush of saliva, plain indigestion, the queasiness that fresh air fixes, the nausea that eases once you eat. Most over-the-counter options for this lean on antihistamines, aspirin or caffeine, which is why they can leave you drowsy, irritate your stomach or turn your stools black. NauseaCalm does none of that. It works on a full or an empty stomach, has no known drug interactions and is non-habit forming.

Key Ingredients

Five actives, all at 4C, each aimed at a different kind of nausea:

• Indian cockle — for nausea or vomiting that comes with dizziness and the need to lie down.
• Ipecac — for nausea and vomiting with a rush of saliva.
• Poison nut — for the upset stomach and indigestion behind the nausea.
• Tobacco — for dizziness, nausea and vomiting that ease when you get fresh air.
• Petroleum — for the nausea that lifts a little once you eat.
• Croscarmellose sodium, lactose and magnesium stearate — the tablet base. Gluten-free, with no artificial sweeteners, flavours, colours or preservatives.

Who It’s For

For the household medicine cabinet: the child with a stomach bug, the adult who ate too much, the queasy morning with no obvious cause. Unflavoured and no water needed, so it travels well too.

Suggested Use

Adults and children 7 years and over: at the onset of symptoms, dissolve 2 tablets in the mouth and repeat if needed until symptoms improve, up to three times a day. Children 2 to 6 years: dissolve 2 tablets in a tablespoon of water and follow the same timing. Under 2 years, ask your healthcare practitioner first. Boiron also asks you to check with a doctor before use if the nausea comes with diarrhoea, fever, a severe headache or severe abdominal pain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it make me drowsy? No. There is no antihistamine, aspirin or caffeine in it, so your alertness is untouched.

Do I take it with food? Either way works — full stomach or empty.

NauseaCalm or MotionCalm? Same five actives. NauseaCalm is labelled for nausea from any cause, MotionCalm only for travel — but MotionCalm adds a dose you take the evening before you set off.

My nausea keeps coming back for no reason. What now? Recurring nausea with no obvious trigger is worth investigating. Our guide to the three types of parasites and their symptoms covers one cause that gets missed.

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Disclaimer: This is a dietary supplement. Always consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before adding a new supplement to your routine. These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, kill or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Seek advice from your doctor if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or following a doctor-prescribed protocol.