Boiron Viola Tricolor granules

Viola Tricolor granules are a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

Composition of Viola tricolor granules Boiron

The Boiron drug Viola tricolor granules borrows its active ingredients, which are found in its strain, from a species of herbaceous plant naturally widespread in Europe, the wild pansy or Viola tricolor.

Recognizable by its delicate flowers with purplish, yellowish and white reflections, the wild pansy has always been the subject of great interest on the part of humanity who have used it in turn as an ornament, as a food, in herbal tea and as an ingredient for the pharmacopoeia. Its biochemical composition shows salicylates, saponins, vitamins and tannins.

Dosage of Viola Tricolor granules

The Boiron laboratory offers its medicine in several dilutions which have the virtue of offering the patient a dosage best suited to their symptoms and physiology. Made to the hundredth and presented in Hahnemann centesimals, each of its dilutions is obtained from a mother tincture resulting from the maceration of the plant extract in an aqueous solution. This process makes it possible to annihilate the toxic effects of certain substances while retaining an imprint of the active ingredients thanks to the supposed memory of purified water serving as a solvent.

For an adequate dosage, it is strongly recommended to seek the advice of a specialized doctor.

Method of administration of Viola Tricolor granules

Viola Tricolor homeopathic granules are taken orally and placed under the tongue for gradual release.
For children under 6 years old, remember to dissolve the granules in a little water before giving them.

Precautions for use of Viola Tricolor granules

Viola Tricolor granules are suitable for pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as children.

Packaging: Tube of 80 granules

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