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Aconite Review – Is it Effective?

By Sasha de Beausset Aparicio, MSc

Reviewed by Rebecca Williams, MD, MA, MB, BChir

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Evidence Based | Summary | Nutrition Facts | Claims | Precautions | Cost | Dosing | Conclusion

Aconite or Aconitum Napellus is manufactured by Weleda. This company is located in the UK and is known for having created over 100 different dietary supplements. Due to their history in supplying these high-quality products, Weleda has a good reputation with their customers. Aconite is recommended mainly for children, but people of all ages can try it.

Aconite or Aconitum Napellus is promoted to help children get a good night’s sleep, relieving them from dry cough at night and from various cold symptoms.Aconitum Napellus should only be taken as needed, but if symptoms won’t clear up after the first few days, you may need to consult a doctor.

While it is safe for children to use, no more than 6 tablets of Aconite or Aconitum Napellus should be taken daily, in order to avoid unwanted side effects. The tablets should be placed under the tongue, where they will dissolve completely in short time. Adults can take up to 2 pills at a time but should not go above the recommended dose as well.

Summary

1) What is Aconite?

Aconite or Aconitum Napellus is marketed as an herbal remedy that has been used for hundreds of years by many different cultures to this very day. It can be used to treat various ailments, such as stress, anxiety, coughs or colds. It is generally offered in certain locations where it is recommended for an umbrella of needs.

Though there is little information provided as to indicate how and why the product would work, whether it reaches its goal or not depends mostly on each individual’s response to the supplement. Though Aconitum Napellus received quite positive reviews even in costumer testimonials, we cannot conclude that this particular product is as effective as it claims to be.

Nutrition Facts

2) Aconite Nutrition Facts

Aconite contains the following ingredients: Arnica 30c (homeopathic dilution).

Aconite is also found in ADD supplements like Synaptol.

3) Does Aconite Work?

Aconite or Aconitum Napellus is an herbal remedy that has been used in many cultures for hundreds of years. This product is used for a variety of ailments including stress, anxiety, colds, and coughs. It seems to be offered in some locations as an opportunity to take care of an umbrella of needs.

The way that a person responds to Aconite or Aconitum Napellus may be positive, but many variables can be the root causes of such ailments. Therefore, it was difficult to determine if this particular product is the reason a person improves or not. This product doesn’t offer any side effects, and it is safe for children as young as 6 to use with adult supervision.

Claims

4) Aconite Claims

  • Can be used safely by children, ages six and above with adult supervision
  • No side-effects have been reported from the use of this product
  • The product’s manufacturer is well known and trusted by costumers
  • Testimonials about Aconite tend to stay positive
Precautions

5) Precautions of Aconite Use

  • Apparently, no free trial offers are available at this point
  • No money-back guarantee
  • The product may be ineffective in some patients
  • The long-term effects of this supplement on the human body have not yet been observed
Cost

6) Aconite Cost

There are 30 tablets of Aconite or Aconitum Napellus per bottle. The length of time that will last depends on how frequently they are used. The cost per bottle is £6.95. Shipping is offered only within the UK. The cost of shipping is £3.95 unless the total of products is over £40. Then the cost of shipping would be free. Refunds are offered for unopened bottles of this product only. They must be returned within seven business days of receiving them.

Dosing

7) Aconite Serving Size

We suggest children take one tablet every 2 hours with a cap of 6 per day, depending on their needs. So far no side effects have been related to Aconite or Aconitum Napellus, which is why it is safe to use for children 6 of age and above.

Conclusion

8) Conclusion

Weleda, the manufacturer of Aconitum Napellus, states that their product does indeed accomplish its goal. However, the company does very little to explain how exactly this homeopathic supplement attempts to reduce stress, anxiety, treat colds, and so forth. If more information was shared on testing this specific product, we would be happy to provide our readers with it.

Aconite or Aconitum Napellus is recommended to be a powerful form of antioxidant that can aid in purifying the body, by eliminating the toxins that have gathered throughout the years, from an unhealthy lifestyle. Whether Aconite lives to its expectations or not, the average food supplements consumer will be attracted by the product’s relatively low price. In a sense, you could buy a “trial sample” of the product to test it for a period of time before deciding to purchase a larger quantity, depending on how you react to it.

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