GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Gratiola officinalis, also known as water hyssop or hedge hyssop, is a perennial plant found in damp meadows and on the banks of bodies of water in Europe and North America. The plant belongs to the Plantaginaceae family and is characterized by its upright stems and narrow, elongated leaves.

Gratiola officinalis has a long history in traditional herbal medicine. It was commonly used in the Middle Ages and found its place in various old herbals. The plant is known for its delicate white to purple flowers, which are arranged in clusters and emit a pleasant fragrance.

In homeopathy, Gratiola officinalis is traditionally used to support various ailments. It is often used for gastrointestinal complaints and to treat respiratory diseases. Its applications are based on decades of experience in alternative medicine.

• Habitats: Damp meadows, banks of bodies of water
• Uses: Traditionally in herbal medicine
• Traditional homeopathic applications