Boiron Solanum Malacoxylon Dose

Solanum malacoxylon dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
What is Solanum malacoxylon dose?
The medicine Solanum malacoxylon in a homeopathic dose comes from a plant strain extracted from Solanum with glaucous leaves.

The Solanum with glaucous leaves is a woody plant very widespread in Argentina where it originates, and more precisely in the pampas. Consumed in abundance, its leaves can be toxic and cause calcinosis, a disease that manifests itself as calcification in soft tissues. This toxicity is due to its high dose of cholecalciferol.

Homeopathy focuses on natural and chemical substances whose effects develop in mirrors of the symptoms of a pathology, with the aim, not of curing or soothing them, but of stimulating the immune system so that it is able to defend itself more quickly, like a vaccine. This is why the strain, once extracted and amplified by maceration, is then diluted one hundredth several times in purified water. This phase aims to reduce toxic effects while retaining a memory of the active ingredients supposed to trigger immune mechanisms.
How to take the Solanum malacoxylon Boiron dose?
It is advisable to consult a homeopathic doctor before taking Solanum malacoxydon dose in order to be best advised on its dosage.

Allow the globules to melt slowly after placing them under the tongue.
Precautions for using Solanum malacoxylon homeopathic dose
Solanum malacoxylon homeopathic dose is reserved for the oral route. In young children under 6 years old, remember to melt the globules in a little water before giving them to the child with a teaspoon.
Keep the dose of Solanum malacoxylon Boiron away from the reach and sight of children.

Packaging: Single-dose tube (approximately 200 globules)

We also offer Solanum malacoxylon granules from the Boiron laboratory.