GLONOINUM (or NITROGLYCERINUM) DILUTION LM 6 - LM 30

Glonoinum, also known as nitroglycerin, is a chemical substance produced from glycerin and nitric acid. It was first discovered in the 19th century and is found in the form of liquids and vapors in industry, particularly in explosive technology.

The discovery of Glonoinum as a homeopathic remedy dates back to the physician Samuel Hahnemann, who founded the homeopathic method. Glonoinum is used in homeopathy due to its special properties, which are applied in various dilutions.

Traditionally, Glonoinum is used in homeopathy to address complaints that may be associated with hypersensitivity of the blood vessels or with elevated blood pressure. It is believed that it could be helpful for headaches, dizziness, and other complaints caused by a sudden increase in blood flow.

• Origin: Chemical compound
• Discovery: 19th century
• Areas of application: Traditional homeopathic use