NYMPHAEA ALBA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Nymphaea alba, also known as the White Water Lily, is an aquatic plant common in Europe and North America. It primarily grows in still waters such as ponds and lakes, where its large, white flowers and round leaves float on the water's surface.

The White Water Lily not only has an attractive appearance but also a long history in traditional medicine. In some cultures, it was valued for its calming properties. Its flowers and roots are found in various herbal preparations and are used for their potential positive attributes.

In homeopathy, Nymphaea alba is traditionally used to support emotional balance and in cases of sleep disorders. It also finds applications in homeopathic practice for treating anxiety and stress.

• Habitat: still waters
• Traditional uses: emotional balance, sleep disorders