Boiron Magnesia Phosphorica Granules

Magnesia phosphorica granules is a homeopathic medicine developed by the Boiron laboratory.
Composition of Magnesia phosphorica granules
Magnesia phosphorica granules is obtained from an inorganic strain derived from magnesium salts derived from phosphoric acid.

Magnesium phosphate comes in the form of a white crystalline powder which is mixed with a hydroalcoholic solution during maceration in order to produce a mother tincture which will be the basic preparation of the final medicine. The process specific to homeopathy requires that this first solution is then diluted in a solvent, in this case purified water, at a rate of 1 drop per 99. Each solution obtained can be diluted again according to the same principle with the aim of gradually reducing the effects of the original strain and preparing various medicinal dosages which will subsequently be mixed with granules made of a mixture of lactose and sucrose.

Dosage of Magnesia phosphorica granules
Magnesia phosphorica, like the vast majority of homeopathic medicines from the Boiron laboratory, can be indicated for different pathologies, depending on the dosage and dosage. It is therefore recommended to consult a specialist doctor, particularly if this is the first use. He will adapt his prescription to the patient's physiology and his symptoms.

Magnesia phosphorica granules should be taken sublingually. Before 6 years, they should be dissolved in a glass of water.
You should consult your doctor if symptoms persist.

The Boiron laboratory also offers the homeopathic medicine Magnesia phosphorica in doses.

Packaging: tube of 80 granules