AMBROSIA (ARTEMISIAEFOLIA) GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Ragweed (Artemisiaefolia), also known as common ragweed, is a plant primarily found in North America and parts of Europe. It belongs to the daisy family and prefers sunny locations in dry, nutrient-poor soils.

This plant has an interesting history, as it was valued as a medicinal plant in various cultures. Particularly the pollen of ragweed is known for its strong allergenic effect, which is why the plant is often associated with hay fever. In traditional folk medicine, it was also used to aid digestion and treat respiratory diseases.

In homeopathy, ragweed is traditionally used for allergies and respiratory diseases. Its use is based on the symptoms that the plant itself can cause. Users report positive experiences, especially with seasonal allergies.

• Origin: North America, Europe
• Traditional uses: Allergies, respiratory diseases