Figwort Tincture (Scrophularia nodosa Tincture)

Figwort Mother Tincture (Scrophularia nodosa Urt.)

The common figwort (Scrophularia nodosa) belongs to the figwort family (Scrophulariaceae) and is a perennial wild plant native to Europe. It prefers to grow at forest edges, stream banks, and in moist meadows.

It is characterized by its angular stems, heart-shaped leaves, and small brownish-red flowers. Figwort has been valued for centuries in traditional European herbalism and is found in numerous historical herbals.

For the production of the mother tincture, selected fresh plant parts are processed according to the regulations of the German Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia (HAB).

Traditional Use

• Traditionally used to support general well-being

• Traditionally valued in European herbal medicine

• Traditionally used to support skin function

• Traditionally used in traditional herbal applications

• Traditionally valued for supporting metabolism

• Traditionally used to promote physical well-being

Indications in classical homeopathy

• Skin-related complaints

• Support of the lymphatic system

• Metabolic stressors

• Support of general well-being

• Traditional application in European naturopathy

Product features

• Homeopathic mother tincture

• Starting material: Scrophularia nodosa

• Produced according to HAB

• Pharma-grade quality

• Light-protected glass bottle

• Available in 10 ml, 50 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, and 1000 ml

• Bottled at the Heilige Geist Apotheke Baden

Note

The stated areas of application are based on traditional use in herbal medicine and homeopathy.