IGNATIA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Ignatia amara, also known as the St. Ignatius bean, is a tropical tree primarily found in the regions of Africa and South America. The seeds of this plant are used in homeopathy.

The St. Ignatius bean has a long history in traditional medicine. It was discovered by European explorers as early as the 17th century and quickly found application in various healing practices. The plant contains alkaloids known for their effects and is often associated with emotional states.

In homeopathy, Ignatia is traditionally used to address mental ailments, grief, and emotional fluctuations. It is believed to aid in processing losses and is helpful when people are suffering from stress or emotional burdens.

• Origin: Africa and South America
• Traditional use for emotional complaints
• Used in homeopathy since the 17th century