BADIAGA (SPONGILLA LACUSTRIS) PELLETS C4/D4

Badiaga, also known as Spongilla lacustris, is a freshwater sponge. It is primarily found in clear lakes and rivers and is known for its unique porous structure, which gives it its characteristic properties.

This natural sponge has a long history in traditional folk medicine. The use of Badiaga dates back to ancient times, where it was valued for its cleansing and regenerating properties. In homeopathy, Badiaga is often used in the form of globules or dilutions.

In homeopathy, Badiaga is traditionally used to support various ailments, especially skin problems and to promote wound healing. It is believed to be able to influence the skin's appearance and promote the natural regeneration of the skin.

• Origin: Freshwater sponge
• Traditionally used in homeopathy
• Support for skin problems