WOLFRAMIUM METALLICUM DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Wolframium metallicum, also known as tungsten, is a chemical element with the symbol W and atomic number 74. It belongs to the group of transition metals and is characterized by its high density and melting temperature. The origin of the name Wolfram comes from the mineralogical term "Wolfrahm," which means "wolf's sooty or creamy foam." Tungsten occurs in nature mainly in the form of minerals such as wolframite and scheelite.

Tungsten was discovered in the 18th century and has since established itself in various industrial applications, including electronics, the armaments industry, and in the manufacture of light bulbs. Due to its properties, tungsten has also found a place in homeopathy.

Traditionally, Wolframium metallicum is used in homeopathy to support well-being. It is often used for complaints associated with metabolic regulation and the body's vitality. In homeopathy, Wolframium metallicum is mainly used in dilutions C/D 13 to C/D 30.

• Origin: Chemical element, mainly in minerals
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Support for well-being