MELILOTUS ALBA DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Melilotus alba, also known as white clover or melissa, is a plant from the legume family, primarily found in Europe and Asia. It grows in moist locations such as meadows and riparian areas and is characterized by its striking white flowers.

The plant has been known since ancient times and was frequently used in traditional herbal medicine. Melilotus alba contains coumarin, known for its characteristic fragrance and valued in the perfume industry. In folk medicine, the plant was used for various ailments, making it an interesting topic in phytotherapy.

In homeopathy, Melilotus alba is traditionally used for ailments of the venous system. These include sensations of heaviness and pressure in the legs, among others. The application is based on the principle that the plant, through its specific properties, can offer support for well-being.

• Traditionally used to support the venous system.
• Often grows in moist locations in Europe and Asia.
• Contains coumarin, known for its fragrance.