LUFFA OPERCULATA PELLETS C/D 13 - C/D 30

Luffa operculata is a plant primarily found in tropical regions, such as Africa and India. It belongs to the gourd family (Cucurbitaceae) and is known for its long, fibrous fruits, which are often used as natural sponges.

The luffa fruit has a long tradition in many cultures. It is used not only as a kitchen utensil but also in traditional medicine. The fibers of the luffa are biodegradable and are used in personal care, while the plant itself is also used in homeopathic preparations.

In homeopathy, Luffa operculata is traditionally used for ailments related to respiratory health. It is believed to have supportive properties for the body.

• Origin: Tropical regions, especially Africa and India
• Traditional use in medicine and personal care
• Traditional applications in homeopathy