
Product Insights
Baudry is a 70 g raspberry‑flavoured sucking paste from Boiron that combines low‑dose homeopathic extracts of Aconitum napellus, Atropa belladonna, Drosera, Bryonia dioica, Coccus cacti and Ipeca with a sweet base of sucrose, glucose syrup and invert sugar. The formulation also includes Arabic gum, the insect‑derived colourant cochineal (E124), and other processing aids, resulting in a product classified as ultra‑processed (NOVA 4) and lacking an official Nutri‑Score, while its sugar content makes it unsuitable for low‑sugar diets. According to the French PNNS classification, Baudry falls into the “Sweets” group, offering a convenient, flavored lozenge but with limited nutritional benefits and a high degree of industrial processing.
Comparative Analysis
Compared with typical sweet lozenges, Baudry provides only trace amounts of botanical extracts while relying on added sugars and an insect‑derived colourant, firmly placing it in the ultra‑processed confectionery segment.
Ingredients
Aconitum napellus 1 DH (0,002 ml), Atropa belladonna 1 DH (0,002 ml), Drosera 1 DH (0,002 ml), Bryonia dioica 1 DH (0,002 ml), Coccus cacti 1 DH (0,002 ml), Ipeca 1 DH (0,002 ml), gomme arabique, saccharose, sirop de glucose, sucre inverti, arôme framboise, colorant : rouge cochenille A (E124).
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