GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS GLOBULI LM 6 - LM 30

Gratiola officinalis, also known as common hedge-hyssop, is a plant found primarily in damp meadows and on riverbanks in Europe and Asia. It belongs to the plantain family and has a long tradition in folk medicine.

The common hedge-hyssop is characterized by its heart-shaped leaves and small, white to purple flowers. In traditional European medicine, it was already used in the Middle Ages. Gratiola officinalis also served as an ornamental plant in ponds and gardens in antiquity.

In homeopathy, Gratiola officinalis is traditionally used to support various ailments. This remedy is frequently found in the treatment of issues related to the digestive tract or skin. Its homeopathic application is based on the experiences and traditions of past centuries.

• Origin: Europe and Asia
• Traditional Use: Folk Medicine
• Homeopathic Application: Digestive tract, Skin