AMMI VISNAGA (or KHELLA) DILUTION D 5 - D 12

Ammi visnaga, also known as Khella, is a plant species from the family Apiaceae. The plant originally comes from the Mediterranean region and is mainly found in countries such as Egypt, Greece, and Italy. It prefers to grow in dry, sunny areas and is known for its striking umbel flowers.

The Khella plant has a long history of use in traditional medicine. Already in antiquity, it was valued by various cultures, particularly in Arabic and Mediterranean healing. The seeds of Ammi visnaga were traditionally used to prepare teas and other concoctions.

In homeopathy, Ammi visnaga is traditionally used. Its applications are diverse and include, among others, complaints related to the urinary tract and digestion. The plant is frequently used in homeopathic therapy to support general well-being.

• Origin: Mediterranean region
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Used for urinary tract and digestive complaints