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MAGNESIA CARBONICA 5C 4C 9C 15C 30C 7C homeopathic pellets Boiron
4g pellets (about 80 pellets).
MAGNESIA CARBONICA 4C 9C 15C 30C 7C 5C granules homeopathy Boiron
Homeopathic medicines can be used in various symptoms, so it is not possible to determine the indications and dosage of a specific preparation.
The homeopath chooses the appropriate drug dilution and dosage appropriate to the patient's health status and characteristic symptoms.
It is advisable not to touC the fingers homeopathic granules.
Use a toothpaste without mint (type Homéodent Boiron).
Tube translucent granules.
To eaC tube of color corresponds dilution
4CH 5CH red yellow green blue 7CH 9 green water CH 12CH 15C orange purple 30c
Weight 4g. About 80 pellets.
Contains sacchararose.
To the granules or alcoholic drops dissolve in 100ml of water. The granules are very slow to dissolve, it is necessary to prepare in advance your mix.
Homeopathic medicines have no chemical toxicity or against indication or interaction with other medications or adverse effect related to the amount of ingested product. Pregnant women can heal without known risk for them and their future child, but it is best to seek advice.
In acute conditions, it is advisable to take homeopathic remedies every hour until symptoms improve. Therefore, we must space out, 3 or 4 times a day, then gradually stop.
In chronic conditions, the low dilution remedies (> to 9CH) are taken 1-2 times a day, the substantive remedies are taken 1 time a week or once a month 1. This decision belongs to the homeopath.
Some diseases can not be treated by homeopathy simply by self-medication. Severity requires medical advice can be delivered by a homeopathic doctor. The doctor will decide if your condition can only be treated by homeopathy or if your treatment should be supplemented with allopathy.
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