MUREX PURPUREUS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Murex purpureus, also known as the purple dye murex, is a sea snail primarily found in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the Indo-Pacific. This shell-shaped snail is known for its unique ability to produce the deep violet dye Tyrian purple, which was highly coveted in ancient times.

The purple dye murex has a long history, dating back to antiquity, where it was used by the Phoenicians to dye fabrics. The dye was extracted from the snail's glands and was so precious that it was reserved only for the wealthy and powerful. Extracting the dye was extremely elaborate, requiring the processing of thousands of snails to obtain only a small amount of the coveted purple.

In homeopathy, Murex purpureus is traditionally used to support various ailments. It is believed to be helpful for women's issues and to harmonize emotional well-being. These applications are based on traditional experiences and the long history of using this substance.

• Origin: Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific waters
• Traditional application in homeopathy
• Used for women's issues and emotional complaints