DIGITALIS (PURPUREA) GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Digitalis purpurea, also known as foxglove, is a perennial plant native to the temperate regions of Europe. It prefers moist, shady locations and is frequently found in forests and along roadsides.

The plant is known for its striking, bell-shaped flowers that appear in various shades from purple to white. Digitalis purpurea has a long history in traditional medicine, where it was valued for its heart-strengthening properties. In ancient times, the leaves were often used to treat various ailments.

In homeopathy, Digitalis purpurea is traditionally used for a variety of symptoms related to the heart and circulatory system. These include complaints such as palpitations and irregular heartbeat. The remedy is also applied in other organic disorders.

• Origin: Europe
• Traditional Use: Heart complaints in homeopathy
• Effect: Traditionally used to support the circulatory system