SENNEGA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Sennega, also known as Senega snakeroot, is a plant from the family Polygoniaceae. It is mainly found in North America and parts of Europe, where it grows in damp forests and meadows.

The root of the Sennega plant is traditionally used for various purposes. In folk medicine, it is often used as an expectorant. Its name derives from its use in traditional Native American medicine, where Sennega was employed to support the respiratory system.

In homeopathy, Sennega is traditionally used for respiratory system complaints. In particular, it is frequently applied for coughs and bronchitis. It is believed that the plant can influence mucus production, which contributes to its use in homeopathic therapy for respiratory diseases.

• Origin: North America and parts of Europe
• Traditional use in folk medicine
• Traditional applications in homeopathy