Boiron Nux moschata dose

Nux moschata dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
Composition of Nux moschata homeopathic dose
The Boiron Nux moschata dose medicine is composed of a homeopathic strain and sucrose and lactose, excipients.

The strain used here is Nux moschata, nutmeg.

Nutmeg comes from the nutmeg tree. It is a condiment used in cooking for a long time. It is indeed a very popular spice to spice up dishes. It has also seen use in traditional medicine. Indeed, it was believed to have aphrodisiac properties and was also used in cases of flatulence or to soothe pain related to periods.

To manufacture this medicine, the Boiron laboratory used nutmeg to develop a mother tincture, which then underwent a dilution process. Thus, Nux moschata dose is available in 6 different dilutions, ranging from 4 CH to 30 CH. The CH designate Hahnemannian Centesimals, dilutions to the hundredth, whose name comes from Samuel Hahnemann, the doctor who founded homeopathy in the 18th century.
The diluted mother tincture was used to permeate the dose globules. There are around 200 of them.
How to take the Nux moschata dose?
The globules of the Nux moschata dose are taken orally in their entirety. They are meant to melt under the tongue. For administration to a child under 6 years of age, it is necessary to dissolve them in a small quantity of water.
Regarding the dosage of Nux moschata, refer to your homeopathic doctor.
Precautions for using Nux moschata dose Boiron
Sucrose and lactose are excipients with a known effect which must be taken into account in the event of a contraindication.
If symptoms persist despite taking the dose of Nux moschata, it is necessary to consult a doctor.

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

If the single-dose form does not suit you, choose Nux moschata in granules tube.