Boiron Cocculus indicus granules

Cocculus indicus granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

What are Cocculus indicus granules?

Cocculus indicus granules are manufactured by the Boiron laboratory from a plant strain, Cocculus indicus, obtained from the fruits of a small shrub called cockle du levant or Indian ryegrass and which is native to Asia. This shrub naturally contains a neurotoxic substance which is completely eliminated to be used without risk in homeopathy.

Homeopathy, coming from the Greek “homeo” meaning similar and “pathos” meaning suffering, has been known since Antiquity and was used as a therapeutic method by Hippocrates. It was developed much later by a German doctor Samuel Hahnemann in the 18th century.

This therapeutic method characterized by pseudo-science bases its theories on that of similarities which claims that most pathologies can be treated effectively by substances whose effects are very close to the symptoms specific to each patient.
Homeopathy illustrates the adage “to cure evil with evil”.

The method of production is done by successively diluting the strain to the hundredth (CH) or one drop for 99 drops of solvent.
Boiron laboratories offer numerous dilutions which are based on a dosage determined according to numerous factors such as the symptoms as well as the age of the patient.

How to take Cocculus indicus granules?

Due to the different dilutions adapted depending on the patient and their pathology, it is essential to seek the advice of a doctor. In the form of granules, this homeopathic medicine can also be prescribed in the form of a dose of cocculus indicus.

Packaging: Tube of 80 granules