PHYSOSTIGMINUM PURUM GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Physostigminum purum, also known as Calabar bean, is an alkaloid extracted from the seeds of the plant Physostigma venenosum. This plant is primarily found in West Africa and grows in moist, tropical regions.

The Calabar bean has a long history in the traditional medicine of African peoples, where it was used as both a poison and a remedy. In Western medicine, physostigmine found application in the treatment of certain types of poisoning and as a research substance in neurology.

In homeopathy, Physostigminum purum is traditionally used to support the body's self-regulation. It is often used in the treatment of complaints related to nerve function and musculature. Areas of application include:

• Supportive treatment of nerve pain
• Traditional use for muscle tension
• Regulatory disorders of the nervous system