Boiron Antimonium Crudum Granules

Antimonium crudum granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Antimonium crudum granules

Antimonium crudum granules come from the Antimonium crudum strain which is obtained from antimony sulfide (stibnite ore).
The excipients of this homeopathic medicine are sucrose and lactose.

Method of administration of Antimonium crudum granules

This homeopathic medicine should be administered orally only.
To access the desired number of granules, before opening the tube, invert the tube, rotate the cap to drop the desired number of granules, then open.
You should let the granules melt gently under your tongue.

Precautions for use of Antimonium crudum in granules

For children under 6 years old, you must dissolve the granules in a glass containing a little water before administering them.
If symptoms persist despite taking this homeopathic medicine, consult a doctor.

Homeopathy is a therapeutic method developed in the 19th century by a German doctor named Samuel Hahnemann. Homeopathy is based on several principles including two main ones which are the principle of similarity and the principle of dilution. The principle of similarity establishes that the same toxic substance can cause symptoms in a healthy subject at high doses and treat a subject suffering from the same symptoms at low doses. The principle of dilution consists of diluting a substance a very large number of times. A dilution to the hundredth for example (CH - Centesimal Hahnemannian) is equivalent to 1CH.

Antimonium crudum in doses also exists but does not have the same indications. Be sure to make an appointment with a doctor beforehand.

Packaging: 1 tube of 4 g