Boiron Collinsonia Canadensis granules

Collinsonia canadensis granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Collinsonia canadensis granules

Collinsonia canadensis granules is a medicine used in homeopathy which is obtained from a strain of plant origin called Collinsonia Canadensis, named after the plant from which it originates, Collinsonia.

Collinsonia is a plant native to the countries of South East Asia and the North American continent.
The traditional use of this plant dates back several centuries and consisted, among Native Americans in particular, of making poultices intended to treat deep lesions.

Homeopathic medicine focuses on the roots of the plant which, once dried, are left to macerate in a solvent to obtain a mother tincture.

Homeopathy is a pseudo-science founded during the 19th century by a German doctor, Samuel Hahnemann, and is based on the idea that seemingly harmful substances can have therapeutic effects on a disease whose symptoms are similar to the effects of the plant in which they originate. The process of dilution in purified water from the mother tincture makes it possible to reduce its toxicity without losing the imprint of its benefits thanks to the memory of the water. Homeopathic medicine, such as Collinsonia canadensis, acts by activating the body's natural defense mechanisms which allow it to heal itself.

Dosage of Collinsonia canadensis granules

The dosage of this medicine is at the discretion of a doctor specializing in homeopathy.

Packaging: Tube of 80 granules

The Boiron laboratory offers numerous homeopathic strains such as Chloralum in granules.