AMMI VISNAGA (or KHELLA) GLOBULES C/D 13 - C/D 30

Ammi visnaga, also known as Khella, is a plant species from the family Apiaceae. It originates from the Mediterranean region and frequently grows in the coastal areas of North Africa and the Middle East. The plant is known for its characteristic umbellate flower heads and its pinnate leaves.

The use of Ammi visnaga dates back to antiquity. In traditional medicine, the plant was often used to support various bodily functions. Particularly noteworthy is that the plant has a long history in the folk medicine of the Arab and Mediterranean regions, where it is considered a valuable component.

In homeopathy, Ammi visnaga is traditionally used to treat various ailments. It is often applied for complaints related to bladder and kidney function. Additionally, Khella is also used to support the cardiovascular system.

• Originally from the Mediterranean region
• Traditional application in folk medicine
• Used in homeopathy for various ailments