CYPRIPEDIUM (PUBESCENS) GLOBULES C/D 1 - C/D 4

Cypripedium pubescens, also known as the large yellow lady's slipper, is a beautiful orchid species found mainly in North American forests. It prefers to grow in damp, shady areas and is known for its striking, slipper-shaped flowers that appear in various shades of yellow.

This plant not only has aesthetic value but also an interesting history. Traditionally, it was used by indigenous peoples of North America. Cypripedium pubescens is often considered a sedative and is known for its relaxing properties. The plant has established itself over the years as part of traditional herbal medicine, with its roots and rhizomes being used to make teas and tinctures.

In homeopathy, Cypripedium pubescens is traditionally used to support the nervous system. It is believed to be helpful for nervous restlessness and to promote relaxation. This application is based on the traditional experiences and observations of users.

• Origin: North American forests
• Traditional use for calming and relaxation
• Traditionally used in homeopathy