Boiron Ignatia Amara 30ch
Boiron Ignatia Amara 30ch
Boiron Ignatia Amara 30ch is a natural remedy for the relief of cough and cold symptoms. Boiron's Tubes (or Single medicines) are also known and registered by their Latin name, resulting in a common international nomenclature. This medicine is best known by the term 'Boiron' in French and 'Borron' in English. It is registered in many countries and comes from the term 'Ignatia' meaning "to help." Boiron Ignatia Amara 30ch works by fighting infection and reducing inflammation. It mainly acts against bacteria that cause coughs and flu.
About Boiron company:
Boiron's mission is to make the best possible medicines available to patients through all channels of distribution. Boiron was founded in Lyon in 1932 by the Frenois family, who still own it today. After 50 years of research and development, our commitment has never wavered. Today, Boiron is one of the world's leading suppliers of OTC (over-the-counter) medicines. It brings innovative, effective and high-quality homeopathic medication to patients, enabling them to access reliable healthcare solutions through its network of doctors (medical practitioners), pharmacists (healthcare professionals) and distributors.
The company's mission is to create products with optimal quality and at competitive prices, with attention to the environment. From natural raw materials (essential oils, plant extracts) or homeopathic mixtures (compounds that contain no active ingredients), it creates active substances whose composition is clearly defined and produced according to strict criteria of safety, purity, and efficacy. Boiron is present in over 120 countries and employs close to 4,000 people. Boiron is the only privately held company among the top ten homeopathic producers worldwide for market share.
Boiron Ignatia Amara can help treat several anxiety disorders, including:
– Generalized anxiety disorder
– Panic disorder
– Post-traumatic stress disorder
– Phobias (specific phobia)
– Obsessive-compulsive disorder.
How can Boiron Ignatia Amara help you fight anxiety and headaches?
Anxiety disorders can come in different shapes and forms. The most common anxiety disorder that adults will experience is a generalized anxiety disorder. Everyone feels anxious at times, but this feeling of unease for people living with a generalized anxiety disorder will last at least six months. It may affect their personal and professional lives.
Boiron Ignatia Amara is a natural remedy that can help people struggling with tension, stress, and headaches. Its ingredients are almost identical to what you would find inside Valerian Root. The two herbs are also on the FDA's list of "generally recognized as safe" substances, meaning they have been used for centuries by different people all over the world. Because of its lower concentration, it's used mainly to ease headaches and inflammation. It's considered to be very effective when it comes to helping you get a good night's rest, thanks to its calming effects. As for anxiety, it can only help improve the way your brain processes information and how you react to different situations. Studies have shown that the ingredients in Boiron Ignatia Amara can interact with your central nervous system and help you deal with anxiety, stress, and even tension-related headaches.
All that you should know about Ignatia Amara
The name Ignatia Amara translates to "intense bitterness." This name has largely been given to a homeopathic remedy made from twelve different plant species, including the root of the prickly ash tree. Johann Stauch created the remedy in 1778, and since then, it has found its way into the houses of wealthy people who would have otherwise paid fortunes for this bitter-tasting powder. This remedy is often called stauch or starchy. If this name seems familiar, it is because it was also the name of a popular homeopathic remedy during the nineteenth century.
Ignatia Amara was originally created in order to help people who had consumed large quantities of bitter medicines that their physicians had prescribed. This medicine was created by diluting various plant species with distilled water and then adding a small dose of alcohol to create a powerful medication for use on top of the bitter tea remedies. A long list of diseases was listed in the German pharmacopeia in the 1780s and early '90s, where all of these medicines were ranked by their bitterness. It was noted that most of these ailments were cured with this one remedy, and many people began to use it as a counter-indication to other bitter medicinal formulas. In 1896, doctors prescribed this remedy for children suffering from common illnesses such as constipation, colds, coughs and sore throats.
Ignatia Amara was known as the best medicine to take before meals to improve digestion. Supporters of this medicine note that it is very effective in countering anxiety, stress, fear and panic attacks. It is also noted that the remedy is commonly used to treat expectorant disorders since many people who use it can break up their phlegm more efficiently. Many people who suffer from asthma often get relief from this remedy, but it does not act directly on the lungs. Many people who get immediate relief from their asthma do not understand why since this medicine does not provide instant relief as inhalers do.
Ingredients:
Each Boiron tube contains 4 g (approximately 80 pellets).
Non-medicinal ingredients :
Sucrose and lactose.
Suggested use:
Adults:
Take 5 pellets three times per day or as directed by your family doctor.
Children or infants:
Dissolve one dose in a small amount of water or juice before administering to children under 2 years of age.
- Turn the Boiron's tube upside down
- Twist the cap of the Boiron's tube to tear off perforation lines. Continue to twist to release pellets as needed.
- Carefully remove the cap from the tube. Place five pellets under the tongue and allow them to dissolve.
Caution:
Consult a health practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen. Consult a doctor before taking this medication if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep it out of reach from children.
