Boiron Actaea Racemosa Dose

The Boiron laboratory has developed Actaea racemosa, a homeopathic medicine in single-dose form based on globules.
Composition of Actaea racemosa dose
The Boiron Actaea racemosa dose medication was developed from a plant strain, cohosh.

Cohosh is a plant of the Ranunculaceae family that grows almost exclusively in the eastern plains of the North American continent. It was also widely used by local Native American populations, already well before the arrival of European settlers.
Homeopathic principles of Actaea racemosa
Like the vast majority of plants, cohosh benefits from medicinal properties that homeopathy strives to extract. Unlike traditional medicine which acts by seeking the most effective counterpoison against a pathology, this therapy catalogs the fauna, flora and mineral world from a perspective of similarities with the symptoms. Its principle is based, in fact, on the idea that a pathology can be treated by injecting an infinitesimal dose of “poison” into the body in order to stimulate the immune mechanisms specific to its symptoms. Its process involves successive dilutions of a tincture of the strain.

Dosage of Actaea racemosa Boiron dose
Actaea racemosa from Boiron in doses comes in different dilutions. Their dosages being very varied, because they depend on the symptoms and physiology of the patient, they remain, most of the time, at the discretion of a specialized doctor.

In dose form, the globules are taken once, sublingually, diluted in water beforehand in children under 6 years old.

If necessary for taking several times, Actaea racemosa also exists in homeopathic granules with Actaea racemosa in granules.

Packaging: Single-dose tube (approximately 200 globules).

Boiron offers you numerous homeopathic strains such as the Vipera Redi strain in doses.