VALERIANA OFFICINALIS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Valeriana officinalis, better known as valerian, is a perennial plant primarily found in Europe and Asia. It prefers to grow in moist locations, such as riverbanks and meadows. The plant has characteristic pinnate leaves and can grow up to two meters tall. Its flowers are small, pink to white, and form dense clusters.

The roots of valerian are the best-known and most commonly used part of the plant. They are often dried and used in traditional medicine. Valerian has a long history in folk medicine and was already valued in the Middle Ages for treating nervous disorders. In antiquity, it was also used as a sleep aid.

In homeopathy, Valeriana officinalis is traditionally used for restlessness, insomnia, and nervous complaints. Globules are a popular dosage form that allows for easy administration.