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See Latest ArticlesAccidental intakes of remedies from complementary and alternative medicine in children-analysis of data from the Swiss Toxicological Information Centre
European Journal of Pediatrics, 10/19/09
Zuzak TJ et al. – The data show that accidental, unintended intake of CAM remedies happened in children, but developed mostly harmlessly. Comparing herbal with homeopathic remedies, accidental intakes with homeopathic remedies were more common, but intoxications associated with manifestations were observed more frequently with herbal remedies.
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