Harpagophytum Boiron Granules

Harpagophytum granules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.

What are Harpagophytum granules?

These are granules contained in a tube. These granules consist of a strain and two excipients. The homeopathic strain used here is plant-based. This is Harpagophytum. It is a plant whose scientific name is Harpagophytum procumbens. It is more commonly called the "devil's claw". It is commonly used in cases of joint problems. The two excipients present in the granules are sucrose and lactose.

To make this medicine, granules were impregnated using a diluted and dynamized solution. This solution comes from the maceration of the crushed plant with a solvent containing alcohol. After this maceration step, a mother tincture was obtained, and diluted several times. The dilution process has been one of the pillars of homeopathy, since the creation of this practice more than two centuries ago by Samuel Hahnemann. Dilutions, when carried out to the hundredth, are called Hahnemann Centesimals. These are the CH.

Dosage of Harpagophytum granules

The oral route is the method of administration of this homeopathic medicine. The Harpagophytum granules will, once placed under the tongue, be allowed to melt. For administration to a child under 6 years old, they must be dissolved in a small quantity of water.

Precautions for use of Harpagophytum granules Boiron

If symptoms persist despite taking this homeopathic medicine, you should consult a doctor.
Presence of two excipients with notable effects: sucrose and lactose. Contraindicated in case of intolerance to certain sugars.

Packaging: tube of 80 granules.

This strain is also present in Harpagophytum 6 DH homeopathic drops.