ALKANNA TINCTORIA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Alkanna tinctoria, also known as dyer's alkanet or alkanet, is a plant species in the borage family. It is originally from the Mediterranean region and grows wild in countries such as Italy, Spain, and North Africa. The root of this plant is traditionally used to extract dyes.

Alkanet roots contain a variety of bioactive compounds, including alkannins and shikonin, which are known for their deep red color. In the past, the dye was used not only for dyeing textiles but also for coloring food and cosmetics. The use of alkanet dates back to antiquity, and it is used in various cultures, not only as a dye but also in traditional medicine.

In homeopathy, alkanet is traditionally used, especially for skin conditions and to support wound healing. The homeopathic preparation makes it possible to use the plant's properties in a diluted form. The use of alkanet in homeopathy is based on centuries of tradition and knowledge of the plant's healing powers.

• Traditionally used to support skin health.
• Used in homeopathy to relieve skin irritations.