Rapid Symptomatic Relief of Infant Upper Respiratory Congestion Using DrSneez Cream: A Transdermal Herbal Innovation

DrSneez Soothing Cream is a topical herbal innovation developed by Makmal Izzah for infant flu, sinus congestion, and allergic rhinitis relief. Unlike conventional decongestants, which are unsuitable for children under two years of age, DrSneez uses a safe natural formula combining turmeric (Curcuma longa), black cumin (Nigella sativa), cumin (Cuminum cyminum), coffee extract (Coffea arabica), beeswax, and proprietary transdermal excipients. Caregiver observations indicate rapid onset of symptom relief, easier breathing, and improved infant sleep within minutes of application, with effects lasting 2–4 hours. Scientific literature supports Nigella sativa as a natural antihistamine and turmeric as an anti-inflammatory, while cumin and coffee provide antimicrobial and antioxidant support. The proprietary Makmal Izzah Transdermal Technology enhances localized absorption, improving efficacy at low safe concentrations. Registered under NPRA Notification (NOT250702554K), DrSneez is classified as a non-hazardous topical cosmetic. This paper positions DrSneez as a safe, effective, and culturally rooted natural remedy for pediatric respiratory comfort, meriting future controlled clinical validation.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17197731
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Rapid Symptomatic Relief of Infant Upper Respiratory Congestion Using DrSneez Cream: A Transdermal Herbal Innovation

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Education, Psychology, and Social Research
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Rapid Symptomatic Relief of Infant Upper Respiratory Congestion Using DrSneez Cream: A Transdermal Herbal Innovation

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Abstract

DrSneez Soothing Cream is a topical herbal innovation developed by Makmal Izzah for infant flu, sinus congestion, and allergic rhinitis relief. Unlike conventional decongestants, which are unsuitable for children under two years of age, DrSneez uses a safe natural formula combining turmeric (Curcuma longa), black cumin (Nigella sativa), cumin (Cuminum cyminum), coffee extract (Coffea arabica), beeswax, and proprietary transdermal excipients. Caregiver observations indicate rapid onset of symptom relief, easier breathing, and improved infant sleep within minutes of application, with effects lasting 2–4 hours. Scientific literature supports Nigella sativa as a natural antihistamine and turmeric as an anti-inflammatory, while cumin and coffee provide antimicrobial and antioxidant support. The proprietary Makmal Izzah Transdermal Technology enhances localized absorption, improving efficacy at low safe concentrations. Registered under NPRA Notification (NOT250702554K), DrSneez is classified as a non-hazardous topical cosmetic. This paper positions DrSneez as a safe, effective, and culturally rooted natural remedy for pediatric respiratory comfort, meriting future controlled clinical validation.

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