LICHEN ISLANDICUS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Lichen islandicus, also known as Icelandic Moss, is a lichen found primarily in the cold, harsh climates of Nordic countries, such as Iceland and Norway. This plant often grows on rocks, tree bark, or other sub-stratal surfaces and is remarkable for its adaptability to extreme weather conditions.

The lichen has a long history of use in traditional medicine. It is known for its ability to survive in harsh environments, thus offering interesting insights into the adaptation mechanisms of plants. Lichen islandicus was also historically used as a food source and for making dyes.

In homeopathy, Lichen islandicus is traditionally used to support respiratory ailments. Furthermore, it is often employed in alternative medicine to promote general health and enhance well-being.

• Growth in cold climates
• Traditional use in medicine
• Respiratory support