PAPAVER RHOEAS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Papaver rhoeas, also known as the common poppy, is an annual plant widespread in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It thrives in nutrient-rich, dry soils and is often found in grain fields and along roadsides.

The common poppy is known for its striking red flowers and its use in traditional folk medicine. The plant contains alkaloids, which were valued in the past for their calming properties. The petals of the common poppy are edible and were used in cooking to enhance various dishes.

In homeopathy, Papaver rhoeas is traditionally used for various ailments, particularly for sleep disorders and to promote relaxation. Its application is based on centuries-old knowledge of the plant's calming properties.