Discover Boiron's Hydrastis canadensis 6DH drops to support your well-being naturally. Enjoy the benefits of this plant, known for promoting your overall balance.
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HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS 6 DH Drops
Registered medication: EH00540
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Source: Plant
60 ml drops:
- CIP Code: 0372457
- CNAM code: 7037245700043000
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The Power of Nature for Your Well-Being
Discover Boiron’s Hydrastis canadensis 6DH drops, a homeopathic remedy that harnesses the benefits of nature to promote your overall well-being. This preparation, made from the Hydrastis canadensis plant—also known as “Goldenseal”—is formulated in a 6DH dilution for gentle and effective action.
Natural Balance and Vitality
Hydrastis canadensis is a plant that has long been known for its beneficial properties. Boiron’s 6DH drops allow you to benefit from its properties to support your overall well-being. This homeopathic preparation can be used as a complement to a healthy lifestyle to promote balance in your body.
Discover the natural power of Hydrastis canadensis in homeopathic drops by Boiron. A high-quality preparation for daily well-being and renewed inner harmony.
The Power of Hydrastis: Nature and Well-being. Hydrastis canadensis, also known as Goldenseal, is a plant renowned for its many benefits. Thanks to Boiron, enjoy its power in liquid form—easy to administer and absorb.
Boiron Quality: Authentic Homeopathy. With Boiron’s unmatched reputation in the field of homeopathy, you can be assured of the purity, effectiveness, and quality of every drop of this preparation. Expertise that makes all the difference.
Versatility for Everyday Life: For Natural Balance. Hydrastis canadensis is often used in homeopathy to support the body in various situations. This 6DH-dilution preparation is perfectly dosed to support you in your daily life.
Oral solution in drops. Dilute the drops in a small amount of water.
Hydrastis canadensis is a homeopathic remedy traditionally used to treat mucous membranes with yellowish, viscous secretions.
ENT: This medication is recommended to relieve chronic inflammation of the nose and throat, such as sinusitis, rhinitis, blepharoconjunctivitis, bronchitis, laryngitis, and chronic pharyngitis.
Gastric Disorders: It is also used to treat gastric disorders, constipation, and hemorrhoids.
For yellowish mucous secretions: Take 5 granules of Hydrastis Canadensis 5CH three to four times daily or one 5CH dose three times daily.
For sinusitis with thick discharge and pharyngitis with yellow mucus: Take 3 granules of Hydrastis Canadensis 9CH three times a day or one 9CH dose twice a day.
Constipation during pregnancy or after childbirth: Take 3 granules of Hydrastis Canadensis 5CH three times a day. In cases of chronic constipation during pregnancy, it is recommended to take 5 granules of the same strain only in the morning and evening.
For severe weakness, fatigue, emaciation, and weakened immunity, as well as for cold sores and oral herpes: The recommended dosage is 5 granules of Hydrastis Canadensis 4CH three times a day or 1 dose of Hydrastis Canadensis 4CH twice a day.
HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS 6DH.
Maintain Your Balance
Incorporate Boiron’s Hydrastis canadensis 6DH into your wellness routine to maintain your natural balance. These homeopathic drops are easy to take and suitable for the whole family.
Discover Boiron’s Hydrastis canadensis 6DH drops to support your well-being naturally. Enjoy the benefits of this plant, known for promoting your overall balance. Order now for a life in harmony with nature.
Sugar intolerance: The granule form of this medication contains sucrose and lactose. If you are intolerant to these sugars, it is important to consult your doctor before using this medication.
Rare hereditary disorders: This product is not recommended for patients with fructose intolerance, glucose-galactose malabsorption syndrome, or sucrase-isomaltase deficiency. In addition, due to the presence of lactose, this medication is not recommended for those with galactose intolerance, Lapp lactase deficiency, or glucose-galactose malabsorption syndrome.
It is always essential to follow the instructions and dosage prescribed by your homeopathic physician.
Keep out of reach of children. Due to the presence of alcohol, inform your doctor if you have liver disease, epilepsy, or are pregnant. If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
This medication contains alcohol. Its alcohol content is 55% V/V, or 0.45 g of alcohol per 50 drops.
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