LYCOPUS VIRGINICUS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Lycopus virginicus, also known as Virginia bugleweed, is a perennial plant primarily found in the moist areas of North America, especially along riverbanks and in swamps. Its characteristic green leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers make it an interesting component of the native flora.

This plant has a long history of use in traditional Native American medicine. It was valued for its potential health-promoting properties and also found use in alternative medicine. Lycopus virginicus plays a role in folk medicine and has attracted the interest of researchers who want to learn more about its potential effects.

In homeopathy, Lycopus virginicus is traditionally used to alleviate complaints associated with the cardiovascular system. It is also used to support emotional balance and regulate hormones. These traditional applications are based on many years of experience and tradition.

• Perennial plant from North America
• Traditionally used in folk medicine
• Used in homeopathy for cardiovascular complaints