Boiron Natrum phosphoricum dose

Natrum phosphoricum dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
Composition of Natrum phosphoricum in dose
The strain used in this medicine is Natrum phosphoricum, sodium phosphate.

Sodium phosphate is part of what we call Schüssler Salts. It was used as a purgative in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Boiron laboratory developed its drug Natrum phosphoricum using sodium phosphate which was used to create a mother tincture. This was then subject to several dilutions. Called Hahnemannian Centesimals (CH), these are dilutions to the hundredth. Their name is a reference to Samuel Hahnemann, doctor and founder of homeopathy.

In addition to this strain, the globules which constitute this medicine include two excipients: sucrose and lactose. Each tube contains about 200 of these globules.
Dosage of Natrum phosphoricum dose
This homeopathic medicine is taken orally. The globules should be left under the tongue where they will melt. For administration to a child under 6 years of age, the globules must be dissolved in a little water.
Natrum phosphoricum dose is taken in a single dose: all of the globules of the dose must be taken sublingually.

There are different Ch dilutions of this medicine. Ask your homeopathic doctor for advice for a personalized prescription, adapted to your physiology and your disorder.
Precautions for use of Natrum phosphoricum dose
Consultation with a doctor is necessary if symptoms persist despite taking Natrum phosphoricum dose.
Sucrose and lactose are excipients with a notorious effect.

Packaging: single-dose tube (approximately 200 globules).

We offer you Colchicum homeopathic granules from Boiron.