HELODERMA HORRIDUM GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Heloderma horridum, also known as the Mexican Beaded Lizard, is a fascinating reptile found in the desert regions of Mexico and the southwestern USA. This lizard is known for its striking coloration and unique lifestyle, which make it a distinctive representative of the animal kingdom.

The Heloderma horridum is one of the few venomous reptiles and has a long history in traditional medicine. While the use of this substance in modern medicine is very limited, it is valued in homeopathy due to its special properties. Its venom glands produce a secretion that was historically used by indigenous peoples for various purposes.

In homeopathy, Heloderma horridum is traditionally used to support various ailments. Its applications are based on the individual symptoms and reactions of patients. The homeopathic use of this substance occurs in highly diluted form to utilize the potential properties of the source without risking toxic effects.

• Origin: Mexico and southwestern USA
• Traditional application in homeopathy
• Venomous substance with historical uses