METHYLENUM CAERULEUM GLOBULI C/D 100 - C/D 500

Methylenum caeruleum, also known as methylene blue, is a synthetic dye first developed in the 19th century. Originally produced from coal and other chemical compounds, it quickly found application in medicine and dyeing.

It is particularly interesting that methylene blue was used in the past as an antiseptic and for the treatment of various diseases. In homeopathy, Methylenum caeruleum is valued for its special properties. It has established itself as a valuable single remedy in tradition.

Traditionally, Methylenum caeruleum is used in homeopathy for:

• Impairments of well-being
• Support for various ailments

Its use in homeopathy is based on decades of experience and traditions that document the possible applications of the remedy.