Natyleo Boiron is a homeopathic medicine in granule form that combines Caulophyllum thalictroides, Arnica montana, Actaea racemosa, and Gelsemium in 9CH potency. It is traditionally used to prepare for childbirth. Read the package insert carefully before use.
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Natyleo is a homeopathic medicine available in granule form. It combines four remedies at the same dilution, 9CH: Caulophyllum thalictroides, Arnica montana, Actaea racemosa, and Gelsemium.
Natyleo is a homeopathic medicine traditionally used to prepare for childbirth, like the other products in our homeopathy section for pregnancy and childbirth. In the absence of scientific data, this indication is based on the traditional homeopathic use of its ingredients.
It is intended for pregnant women whose pregnancies are progressing normally, during the final weeks leading up to delivery. It is used in conjunction with prenatal care and childbirth preparation classes, not as a substitute for them.
Dosage
This medication is intended for adult women only. Allow 5 granules to dissolve under the tongue once daily for 1 month prior to the expected due date. Stop taking this medication after delivery.
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Precautions
Precautions for use, contraindications, interactions, and side effects are detailed in the medication guide; read it carefully before use.
Active Ingredients
| Homeopathic strain | Dilution | Amount per 4-g tube |
|---|---|---|
| Caulophyllum thalictroides | 9CH | 0.01 mL |
| Arnica montana | 9CH | 0.01 mL |
| Actaea racemosa | 9CH | 0.01 mL |
| Gelsemium | 9CH | 0.01 mL |
Excipients with known effects
Sucrose, Lactose.
Packaging
Box of 3 tubes, each containing 4 g of granules.
The issue that most often causes hesitation is when to start taking it. In France, the expected due date is generally set at 41 weeks of amenorrhea: the treatment month therefore begins around 37 weeks. At the pharmacy, we recommend using the date listed in your prenatal records, rather than a rough estimate based on your last period.
Natyleo is intended for a healthy pregnancy; it is not intended for use in response to any warning signs. Regular contractions before your due date, a loss of amniotic fluid, bleeding, or a baby that is moving less require you to go to the maternity ward immediately, regardless of any ongoing treatment.
Can Natyleo induce labor?
No. Natyleo is not indicated for inducing labor: it is indicated for preparing for childbirth, with daily dosing started before the due date. Inducing labor is a medical decision made by the maternity ward team based on specific criteria. An expectant mother who goes past her due date should therefore follow the instructions of this team.
Can I take Natyleo if I plan to have an epidural?
The Natyleo package insert does not list any interactions with other medications. The decision to have an epidural should be discussed with the anesthesiologist during the scheduled consultation at the end of pregnancy. At that time, the expectant mother should mention all treatments taken during the past month, including homeopathic medications.
Is Natyleo covered by health insurance?
No. Natyleo is a homeopathic remedy that does not require a prescription and is not covered by insurance: it is available without a prescription at both brick-and-mortar and online pharmacies, and its price is not regulated. This status does not affect its usage guidelines, which remain as outlined in the package insert—be sure to read it before taking your first dose.
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