Aconite compound
Substances
acorn [H]
bryonia [H]
eupatorium perfoliatum [H]
phosphorous iron [H]
apis mellifica [H]
sweet mercury [H]
arnica montana [H]
Excipients with known effect :
EEN without threshold dose: sucrose , lactose
Presentation
Aconite Compound Gran T/4g
Cip : 3400930218693
Storage conditions: Before opening: for 5 years
Not approved for communities
Refund: NR
Why is aconite called Queen of poison?
As little as 2 milligrams of aconitine is enough to kill an average human. Depending on the species, and the source, this could be less than 1 gram of Monkshood. Queen of Poisons indeed. Historically, there have been several high profile murders involving aconitine.
How is aconite used as a poison?
Aconite roots are eaten as root vegetables and used to prepare herbal soups and meals, mainly for their purported beneficial effects. Severe or even fatal Aconitum alkaloid poisoning can occur after consumption of herbal soups and foods prepared from aconite roots.
How much aconite is toxic?
2 mg
(1) The estimated lethal dose of pure aconitine can be as low as 2 mg. (1) The recommended dose of processed aconite roots has been lowered to 1.5–3 g; toxicity has been reported from consumption of 7–11 g of aconite roots.
What is the active component of aconite?
Neoline, an active ingredient of the processed aconite root in Goshajinkigan formulation, targets Nav1. 7 to ameliorate mechanical hyperalgesia in diabetic mice. J Ethnopharmacol.
What is aconite made of?
Aconite is a plant in the Aconitum genus that grows in rocky areas in the Northern Hemisphere. Despite containing poisonous chemicals, it's used as medicine.
What happens if you eat aconite?
Common symptoms of aconite poisoning include stomach pains, nausea, and vomiting. You may also experience a burning sensation in your mouth and tongue. And you may have difficulty breathing and an irregular heartbeat. Some people also report a “creepy” sensation that feels like ants crawling over your body.
What is aconite homeopathy good for?
In homeopathy, aconite is used to treat fear, anxiety, and restlessness; acute sudden fever; symptoms from exposure to dry, cold weather or very hot weather; tingling, coldness, and numbness; influenza or colds with congestion; and heavy, pulsating headaches.
