BELLADONNA GLOBULES LM 6 - LM 30

Belladonna, also known as 'deadly nightshade', belongs to the nightshade family and is mainly found in the Mediterranean region as well as parts of Europe and Asia. This plant is known for its striking, purple flowers and shiny, black berries.

The use of Belladonna dates back to antiquity. In folk medicine, it was often valued for its diverse properties. The plant's berries are very poisonous, which also contributes to its name, as they were historically used by women to dilate pupils and thus act as a beauty aid.

In homeopathy, Belladonna is traditionally used for various ailments. These include:

• Fever and inflammation
• Pains that appear suddenly and intensely
• Symptoms accompanied by overexcitement and restlessness

Belladonna is thus an important single remedy in homeopathic therapy that can look back on a long tradition.