Boiron Spigelia Anthelmia granules

Spigelia Anthelmia granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Spigelia anthelmia granules

The strain used for the preparation of this Boiron medication is of plant origin.
This strain draws its properties from the worming spigelia.

The wormy spigelia is a plant native to South America and the West Indies, renowned for its great toxicity. The famous Marquise de Brinvilliers is said to have used it on several occasions in the manufacture of her poisons.

Faithful to its founding principle of similarities, homeopathy has perceived in the active ingredients present in this plant a beneficial medical aspect aimed at treating pathologies with symptoms very similar to the effects of the poison they contain.

Dosage of Spigelia anthelmia granules

A major pillar of homeopathy concerns the supposed capacity of purified water to retain a memory of the active ingredients immersed in it without retaining their toxic effects. This presupposition implies the principle of dilution which consists of gradually drowning out the concentration of the mother tincture, product of the maceration of the strain in an aqueous solution. Carried out to the hundredth or hundredth Hahnemannian centesimal, each of these dilutions are denoted CH.
These successive dilutions make it possible to refine the dosage according to various criteria such as the physiology of the patient or the symptoms of the condition. The high number of dilutions available explains the need for medical consultation with a doctor specializing in homeopathy.

Precautions for use of Spigelia anthelmia granules Boiron

The granules of lactose and sucrose, soaked in diluted solution of Spigelia anthelmia, are taken orally and allowed to melt under the tongue. They are suitable for pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as children. However, prior consultation with a specialist doctor is recommended.

Packaging: Tube of 80 granules