ATROPA belladonna and Radix D 20 globules

Pack size:

20 g

Dosage form:

Globules

Atropa belladonna, commonly known as deadly nightshade, is a plant with a complex history of both medicinal and toxic uses. While historically used for various ailments, its potent toxicity necessitates careful handling and professional guidance when considering its medicinal applications. Modern medicine utilizes derivatives of belladonna, such as atropine and scopolamine, for specific purposes like dilating pupils during eye exams and treating motion sickness, but their use is carefully controlled due to the plant's inherent dangers. 
Historical and Traditional Uses:
Cosmetic:
Belladonna was used in the past by Italian women to dilate their pupils, making their eyes appear larger and more attractive. 
Traditional Medicine:
It was employed for pain relief, muscle relaxation, and to address conditions like motion sickness, stomach cramps, and even epilepsy. 
Modern Medicine (Historically):
Belladonna extracts were incorporated into plasters for conditions like rheumatism and pulmonary tuberculosis, and atropine was isolated for medicinal purposes. 
Modern Medicinal Uses (Controlled):
Ophthalmology:
Atropine, derived from belladonna, is still used by eye surgeons to dilate pupils for examinations and surgeries. 
Antidote:
Atropine can be used as an antidote for nerve agent or insecticide poisoning and to counteract the effects of certain medications like opium or chloroform. 
Motion Sickness:
Scopolamine, another compound found in belladonna, is used in transdermal patches to prevent motion sickness. 
Other Uses:
Atropine and scopolamine, in combination with other medications, may be used to treat conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, stomach ulcers, Parkinson's disease, and excessive urination. 
Important Considerations:
Toxicity:
All parts of the Atropa belladonna plant are poisonous and can cause serious side effects if ingested. 
Side Effects:
Belladonna can cause a range of adverse effects, including blurred vision, rapid heartbeat, dry mouth, confusion, hallucinations, and in severe cases, even death. 
Interactions:
Belladonna can interact with other medications, potentially increasing the risk of side effects. 
Professional Guidance:
It's crucial to consult with a healthcare professional before using any belladonna-containing products due to its potential toxicity and interactions. 

Atropa belladonna e radice D20, vellum globules. Active ingredient: Atropa belladonna e radice ferm 33a. Indications: Homeopathic medicine of the anthroposophical therapeutic approach, therefore no therapeutic indication is specified.

For risks and side effects, read the package insert and ask your doctor or pharmacist.


INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: INFORMATION FOR THE USER

Atropa belladonna e radice D20, vellum globules
Active ingredient: Atropa belladonna e radice ferm 33a

Composition:
10 g of vellum globules contain: Atropa belladonna e radice ferm 33a Dil. D20 1 g (HAB, Vs. 33a). Contains sucrose (sucrose/sugar).

Indications:
Homeopathic medicinal product of the anthroposophical therapeutic approach, therefore without specified therapeutic indication.

Contraindications:
None known.

Precautions for use and warnings:
This medicinal product contains sucrose. Please consult your doctor if you have an intolerance to certain sugars.

Dosage and method of administration:
As directed by your doctor.

Duration of administration:
The duration of treatment requires consultation with your doctor.

Side effects:
None known.

Contents:
20 g.

Pharmaceutical entrepreneur and manufacturer:
WALA Heilmittel GmbH
Dorfstraße 1,
73087 Bad Boll/Eckwälden.

This leaflet was last revised in January 2025.

Source: Information from the Wala catalogue,
as of: 04/2025.

Active ingredient: Atropa belladonna e radice ferm 33a. Indications: Homeopathic medicinal product of the anthroposophical therapeutic approach, therefore without a specified therapeutic indication.