Boiron Sanguinarina nitrica dose

Sanguinarina nitrica dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
This medication in doses is available in several hundredth dilutions (CH).
Composition of the dose Sanguinarina nitrica
The globules of the Sanguinarina nitrica dose are composed of a homeopathic strain and two excipients, sucrose and lactose.

In this Boiron medication, the strain used comes from an alkaloid, Sanguinarine nitrate, which is obtained from a plant, Bloodroot of Canada.

The Canadian bloodroot, also called "Dragon's blood", is a plant of the Papaveraceae family like the poppy. A red latex flows from its roots. This latex is rich in toxic alkaloids, berberine, protopine and Sanguinarine.

Canadian bloodroot was once used in traditional medicine as a poultice against ulcers.

The Sanguinarina nitrica strain is mixed with a solvent to obtain a mother tincture which will undergo several successive dilutions. These particular dilutions are called Hahnemannian Centesimals. The principle of dilution, created by the doctor Samuel Hahnemann in 1796, is very important in homeopathy.
Dosage of Sanguinarina nitrica dose
The homeopathic medicine Sanguinarina nitrica is taken orally. The globules should be left under the tongue to melt there.
For children under 6 years old, they must be dissolved in water beforehand.

The homeopathic medicine Sanguinarina in granules is an alternative to doses.

Precautions for using Sanguinarina nitrica dose
Sucrose and lactose are excipients with a notorious effect.
It is necessary to consult a doctor if symptoms persist after taking the Sanguinarina nitrica dose.

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