GALIUM ALBUM GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Galium album, also known as white bedstraw, is a perennial plant common in Europe and parts of Asia. It frequently grows in damp meadows, at forest edges, and in shady areas, and has characteristic narrow-lanceolate leaves and small, white flowers.

The plant has a long history in traditional folk medicine. In ancient Egypt, Galium album was used to dye fabrics, and it is also valued in naturopathy. The plant exhibits an interesting property as it is able to bind calcium from the soil, thus contributing to the soil's mineral supply.

In homeopathy, Galium album is traditionally used to treat various ailments. It is often employed for skin problems, to support the lymphatic system, and for inflammation. These applications are handed down and based on many years of experience in homeopathic practice.

• Origin: Europe and parts of Asia
• Growth Locations: Damp meadows, forest edges
• Traditional Use: Skin problems, lymphatic system support