LYSSINUM GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Lyssinum, also known as the rabies impulse salts, is a homeopathic single remedy derived from the saliva of rabid animals, primarily dogs. The use of Lyssinum in homeopathy is based on the assumption that this substance can be helpful in treating symptoms associated with rabies. Rabies is a viral disease that occurs primarily in certain regions of the world.

In homeopathy, Lyssinum is traditionally used to address various emotional and physical symptoms. It is believed that the substance can support the treatment of anxiety, aggressive behavior, and various neurological complaints. The theory behind this is that the symptoms that occur in rabies could also be relevant in attenuated form in other clinical pictures.

The use of Lyssinum in homeopathic practice has developed historically, and it is often used as a remedy in complex cases where the patient's emotional state plays a role. It is important to emphasize that its use in homeopathy is traditionally passed down, and its effectiveness cannot be considered a proven medical fact.

• Origin: Saliva of rabid animals
• Traditional application: Support for anxiety and aggressive behavior
• Historical use in homeopathy