Boiron Kalmia Latifolia Granules

Kalmia latifolia granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

What is the composition of Kalmia latifolia granules?

Kalmia latifolia is the scientific name for mountain laurel and is the strain used in this medicine.
Mountain laurel is a shrub native to North America. It is a tree with a certain toxicity. In traditional Native American medicine, it is used for its analgesic properties as well as in cases of rheumatism.

To make this medicine, the crushed plant was macerated with a solvent containing alcohol. This maceration will have made it possible to obtain a mother tincture containing active ingredients from the plant. This mother tincture was then diluted several times. The dilutions carried out are Hahnemannian centesimals. This is what we call CH. These centesimals are dilutions to the hundredth. After dilution and dynamization, granules composed of sucrose and lactose are impregnated.

Eighty granules make up a single tube.

How to take Kalmia latifolia granules Boiron?

Kalmia latifolia granules is administered orally.
To take this medicine, you must let the granules melt under the tongue. To administer it to a child under 6 years old, it is necessary to dilute them in a little water.

What are the precautions for using Kalmia latifolia granules?

This homeopathic medicine incorporates two excipients with notable effects. These are sucrose and lactose. It is contraindicated in cases of intolerance to certain sugars.
If, despite taking Kalmia latifolia granules, symptoms persist, you should consult a doctor.

Packaging: tube of 80 granules.

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