Boiron Sulfur Iodatum Dose

Sulfur iodatum dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
The single-dose tube contains globules (approximately 200). These globules are composed of a homeopathic strain and are available in several dilutions.
Composition of Sulfur iodatum dose
The homeopathic strain of this Boiron medicine is Sulfur iodatum. It comes from iodine sulfide, or sulfur iodide, made by fusing sulfur and iodine.

Sulfur and iodine are two essential chemical elements for the body.

Sulfur iodatum dose is a medicine obtained by homeopathic preparation of the mother tincture obtained from the strain, Sulfur iodatum. The mother tincture is diluted several times to the hundredth. We talk about CH, Hahnemannian Centesimals. This dilution unit was named in reference to Samuel Hahnemann, a German doctor considered the founder of homeopathy more than two centuries ago. In this practice, dilution plays a fundamental role.

Finally, the globules are also composed of two excipients: sucrose and lactose which have no properties strictly speaking.
Boiron Sulfur iodatum dose dosage
The medicine Sulfur iodatum in doses from the Boiron laboratory is taken only orally and specifically sublingually.
Thus, the globules should be allowed to melt under the tongue.
For administration to a person under 6 years of age, it is necessary to dissolve the globules in a small amount of water. This strain also exists in the form of Sulfur iodatum in tube granules from the Boiron laboratory.

Precautions for using Sulfur iodatum dose globules
If symptoms persist, it is necessary to consult a doctor.
Lactose and sucrose, which are part of the composition of these globules, are excipients with a notable effect.

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

Boiron is a homeopathic laboratory which has numerous strains such as Veratrum Album in single doses.