MANDRAGORA AND DRIED ROOT GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Mandragora, also known as Mandrake, is a plant belonging to the nightshade family. It is primarily found in the Mediterranean region and parts of the Middle East. The root of this plant has a characteristic shape, often resembling a human body, which has lent it mystical meanings throughout history.

Mandragora has a long history in folklore and traditional medicine. Even in ancient times, the plant was often associated with magical properties. It was mentioned in ancient writings and was a popular remedy in folk medicine, where it was used for various purposes.

In homeopathy, Mandragora is traditionally used to treat certain ailments. It is believed that it could be helpful in supporting well-being. It is often applied in the form of globules, dilutions, or pellets.

• Origin: Mediterranean region and Middle East
• Traditional use in folklore
• Traditional applications in homeopathy