MANDRAGORA AND DRIED ROOT GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Mandragora, also known as Mandrake, is a plant belonging to the nightshade family (Solanaceae). It is primarily found in the Mediterranean region, as well as parts of Asia and North Africa. The Mandragora plant has a long history and was valued even in antiquity.

The root of Mandragora has a distinctive shape, often resembling human features, which is why it has been associated with mystical properties in various cultures. In European folklore, Mandragora was considered a magical plant and was used in numerous rituals. Its name derives from the Latin word "mandragora," meaning "sleep-inducing."

In homeopathy, Mandragora is traditionally used to support various ailments. Its application is based on centuries-old traditions describing the plant's healing properties. It is particularly valued for nervous conditions and for promoting general well-being.

• Traditionally used in homeopathy
• Root with characteristic shape
• Connection to mystical and healing properties