Boiron Raphanus Sativus Niger granules

Raphanus sativus niger granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Raphanus sativus niger homeopathic granules

This Boiron medication is made from a plant strain, Raphanus sativus niger, from black radish.

Raphanus sativus niger, black radish, also called cultivated horseradish or Spanish radish, is used as food, but also in herbal medicine.

To make this medicine, black radish was crushed and the ground black radish was macerated with a solvent containing alcohol. At the end of this process, a mother tincture containing plant active ingredients is obtained. It is then diluted several times. If these dilutions are carried out to the hundredth, we speak of Hahnemannian Centesimals (CH). The different dilutions are then impregnated onto granules.

Its granules contain, in addition to this strain, two excipients, sucrose and lactose.

Dosage of Raphanus sativus niger granules

Raphanus sativus niger granules are to be taken orally and more precisely sublingually: after placing them under the tongue, they will begin to melt slowly and absorption will be gradual.
In children under 6 years old, the granules should be dissolved in a little water before taking.

Precautions for use of Raphanus sativus niger granules

If symptoms persist, consult a doctor.
Raphanus sativus niger granules contains lactose and sucrose, excipients with a notorious effect.

Packaging: tube of 80 granules.

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