MICRURUS CORALLINUS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Micrurus corallinus, also known as the coral snake, is a species of snake found primarily in the tropical regions of Central and South America. This snake is known for its striking coloration, consisting of red, black, and yellow rings, which provides excellent camouflage in its natural environment.

Interestingly, coral snakes are known not only for their impressive appearance but also for their venom. Their venom contains neurotoxic components that can lead to severe health impairments if bitten. In homeopathy, however, a potentized preparation made from this substance is used, drawing on the specific properties of the snake.

Traditionally, Micrurus corallinus is used in homeopathy for ailments associated with the nervous system and musculature. The use of this substance is based on decades of experience and the tradition of homeopathic practices.

• Origin: Tropical regions of Central and South America
• Traditional homeopathic applications: Support of the nervous system