Boiron Sanguinarina nitrica granules

Sanguinarina nitrica granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Sanguinarina nitrica granules

The strain selected for the production of these granules, Sanguinarina nitrica, comes from the Canadian bloodroot, Sanguinaria Canadensis in Latin.

The Canadian bloodroot is a plant native, as its name suggests, to Canada. For greater precision, the active ingredient is in fact an alkaloid, which gives its name to the final product, Sanguinarine nitrate. It is extracted from the rhizome of the plant, in which it is found in the form of a reddish-colored juice.

After being crushed in lactose, Sanguinarine nitrate is subjected to several successive dilutions in a solvent, in order to minimize potentially toxic effects without losing the memory of the active ingredient. The CH number indicates the number of dilutions made from the mother tincture.
The active ingredient is then mixed with lactose and sucrose globules.

Dosage of Sanguinarina nitrica granules

The dosage of Sanguinarina nitrica remains at the discretion of a specialist doctor who will diagnose the symptoms in order to refine his prescription. Like the vast majority of homeopathic medicines, Sanguinarina nitrica offers different dilutions which adapt to the chosen dosage.

The medication is intended for sublingual ingestion.

This medication aims to stimulate immune defenses specific to the pathology.

Precautions for use of Sanguinarina nitrica homeopathic granules

Lactose and sucrose are excipients with a notorious effect.

Packaging: Tube of 80 granules

Boiron also offers you this strain in single dose, it is Sanguinaria nitrica dose.