KHELLA DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Khella, also known as Ammi visnaga, is a plant originally from the Mediterranean region. It primarily grows in countries like Egypt, Morocco, and Libya, where it is frequently used in traditional medicine.

The plant is known for its striking inflorescences, which consist of numerous small, white flowers. Khella has a long tradition in folk medicine and was historically used for various ailments. Its name is derived from the Arabic word for "grain," referring to the shape of its seeds.

In homeopathy, Khella is traditionally used in various potentized forms. Among the most common applications are:

• Supporting well-being in cases of cardiovascular complaints
• Traditional use for respiratory diseases
• Supportive measures for bladder and kidney complaints

Please note that the use of Khella in homeopathy is based on traditional beliefs and cannot be considered a confirmed medical fact.