Russian woman poisoned by Indian dietary supplements containing aconitine poison. A resident of the Moscow region said she bought the dietary supplement in Sochi at the World of India store. Upon returning home, she began taking the medicine and felt ill - the woman was hospitalized with anaphylactic shock. The patient was treated in the hospital. After discharge, she said the initial diagnosis was wrong. It was not anaphylactic shock, but poisoning by aconite poison, which was part of the Trishun dietary supplement, the Russian woman said. At home, the patient undergoes 24-hour ECG monitoring; a Holter monitor was installed because atrial fibrillation was diagnosed in the hospital. Now the woman is preparing documents for court. Regnum Now is faster in MAX