CALCIUM FLUORATUM GLOBULES C/D 5 - C/D 12

Calcium fluoratum, also known as fluorspar, is a mineral that occurs frequently in nature. It belongs to the group of halides and is often found in sedimentary rocks as well as in hydrothermal deposits. The chemical compound is primarily found in the form of crystalline fluorite.

In nature, calcium fluoratum usually forms green, blue, or violet crystals and is known for its particular transparency and brilliance. Historically, it was also used in industry as an abrasive and in glass manufacturing.

In homeopathy, calcium fluoratum is traditionally used to support the elasticity of tissues and to promote the growth of bones and teeth. It is often used for complaints associated with tissue changes and cartilage problems.

• Traditionally for the support of connective tissue and bones
• Frequently used in homeopathy for skin and tissue problems
• Can be used for musculoskeletal complaints