NAJA TRIPUDIANS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Naja tripudians, also known as the Indian cobra, is a species of snake predominantly found in India and other parts of Southeast Asia. This snake is known for its characteristic appearance, including its typical snakeskin and the broad hood it can flare when it feels threatened.

In traditional culture, the Indian cobra is often associated with various mythological and cultural symbols. Its venom has evoked both fascination and fear throughout history, which is why it is also considered in traditional medicine and homeopathy.

In homeopathy, Naja tripudians is traditionally used to treat various ailments. Its application is based on the principles of similarity and is often used for both emotional and physical symptoms. The exact effects and scope of application are documented in homeopathic literature.

• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Connection to Indian culture and mythology
• Fascinating animal with special symbolism