HELLEBORUS NIGER GLOBULI C/1 - C/D 4

Helleborus niger, also known as the black hellebore, is a plant primarily found in the mountains of Europe, particularly the Alps and the Carpathians. It prefers shady, moist locations and typically blooms in winter or early spring with its characteristic white to greenish flowers.

The plant has a long history in folk medicine, where it was traditionally used for various ailments. Black hellebore is known for its poisonous properties, which makes it particularly interesting in homeopathy. Homeopathic preparation ensures that potentized remedies can be used safely by reducing toxicity.

In homeopathy, Helleborus niger is traditionally used to address emotional and psychological complaints. These include, among others, depressive moods and anxiety. This remedy is also applied for physical ailments connected with psychological stress.

• Origin: Europe, particularly the Alps and Carpathians
• Traditional Use: Psychological and emotional complaints
• Special Feature: Poisonous plant, safe in potentized form