Boiron Ricinus Communis Granules

Ricinus communis granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Ricinus communis in granules

Ricinus communis granules are prepared from a plant strain, an extract of crushed castor bean and macerated in a hydroalcoholic solution, in order to obtain a mother tincture.

Castor oil is a large herbaceous plant that has become a real star of cosmetics due to the supposed properties of the oil from this same seed. Originally from tropical regions, castor oil has now been exported to temperate climates and is cultivated as a raw material for hair care products, in particular, but also as biofuel.

Once the mother tincture is finalized, the crushed castor bean undergoes a succession of dilution in purified water as a solvent in order to eliminate its harmful effects while retaining their imprint thanks to what homeopathy calls the memory of water. Mixed with granules of lactose and sucrose, each dilution has the mission of activating the body's defense mechanisms in order to help it fight against pathogenic symptoms, according to one of the main principles initiated by Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy, the law of similarities.

Dosage of Ricinus communis granules

Like any homeopathic medicine, Ricinus communis can have different medicinal functions and must be consumed in parallel with medical advice which will best determine its dosage.

The homeopathic medicine Ricinus communis granules should be taken sublingually and, for children under 6 years of age, diluted in a small glass of water before administration.

The Boiron laboratory also offers Ricinus communis in doses.

Packaging: tube of 80 granules