BADIAGA (SPONGILLA LACUSTRIS) GLOBULES LM 6 - LM 30

Badiaga, also known as Spongilla lacustris, is a freshwater sponge found in habitats such as ponds and lakes. It belongs to the family of sponges and is particularly common in Europe and North America.

Badiaga has a long history of traditional use. The sponge has been used for centuries, with its fine, needle-like silica structures playing a special role. In folk medicine, Badiaga is attributed with a variety of skin-care-promoting properties.

In homeopathy, Badiaga is traditionally used for various ailments, including:

• Supportive measures for skin problems
• Traditionally for bruises and contusions
• Traditional application for rheumatic complaints

Please note that the effect of homeopathic remedies varies individually and cannot be regarded as an established medical fact.