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- Supplement Name: Oscillococcinum
- Pronounced: o-sill-o-cox-see-num1-800-Homeopathy: Boiron's Oscillococcinum
- Supplement Manufacturer: Boiron1-800-Homeopathy: Boiron's Oscillococcinum
- Boiron is a French manufacturer1-800-Homeopathy: Boiron's Oscillococcinum
- Has been used in France for over 65 years1-800-Homeopathy: Boiron's Oscillococcinum
- Oscillococcinum is the number one flu medicine in FranceRite Care: Oscillococcinum by Boiron
- The term Oscillococcinum was coined in 1925 by the French physician Joseph Roy
- In the United States, oscillococcinum is regulated as a drug by the FDAOrganic Direct: Boiron, Oscillococcinum
- Oscillococcinum claims to reduce the severity and duration of flu symptoms such as fever, chills, body aches and pains
- No side effectsRite Care: Oscillococcinum by Boiron
- No drug interactionsRite Care: Oscillococcinum by Boiron
- Non-drowsyRite Care: Oscillococcinum by Boiron
- Oscillococcinum has been recommended by some for the treatment or prevention of swine fluPrison Planet: Texas Doctor Claims Swine Flu Cases Far Worse Than Reported (April 30, 2009)
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Oscillococcinum, also known as Oscillo, is a homeopathic medicine used to treat flu-like symptoms in humans. Oscillococcinum is made by processing extracts from the liver and heart of a Muscovy Duck and is produced exclusively in France by French manufacturer Boiron. It is used as an alternative homeopathic medicine in over 50 countries worldwide.
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Dr. Marcus Gitterle
In April 2009, a Texas ER doctor named Dr. Marcus Gitterle sent an email to his colleagues and patients warning them of the seriousness of the worldwide swine flu outbreak. Dr. Gitterle claimed that the outbreak is at least ten times worse than has been reported by governmental organizations like the Centers for Disease Control, U.S. Health Department and World Health Organization. One of the recommendations Dr. Gitterle made to his patients was to begin taking the homeopathic supplement oscillococcinum before the onset of flu-like symptoms.Prison Planet: Texas Doctor Claims Swine Flu Cases Far Worse Than Reported (April 30, 2009)
