AMANITA PHALLOIDES GLOBULI C / D 8 - C/D 12

Amanita phalloides, also known as the death cap, belongs to the family of Amanitaceae and is a highly poisonous mushroom found in the deciduous forests of Europe and North America. This plant is primarily found in moist, shady areas, where it lives in symbiosis with various tree species.

The Amanita phalloides is notorious for its toxicity and has repeatedly caused a stir in the history of mycology. The mushroom contains toxic compounds that can cause severe poisoning. Despite its dangerousness, it plays a special role in homeopathy, as it is attributed a potential effect in certain ailments.

Traditionally, Amanita phalloides is used in homeopathy to address various symptoms. The remedy is used in a highly potentized form, which is considered harmless in homeopathic practice. It is often used for:

• traditional support of the organism
• accompanying detoxification processes
• enhancing general well-being

It is important to note that the use of Amanita phalloides in homeopathy is based on decades of experience and tradition.