SAPONARIA OFFICINALIS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Saponaria officinalis, also known as Soapwort, is a perennial plant found primarily in Europe and Asia. It prefers moist habitats, such as forest edges and meadows, and is characterized by its white to pink flowers that bloom in spring.

Soapwort gets its name from the soap-like substances contained in its roots, which lather when they come into contact with water. These properties were traditionally used to serve as a soap substitute. In addition to its use in natural medicine, the plant was also used in traditional textile dyeing.

In homeopathy, Saponaria officinalis is traditionally used for various ailments, although the exact indications may vary. The plant is considered helpful in supporting the body, especially for respiratory and skin complaints.

• Perennial plant with foaming properties
• Traditionally used in natural medicine
• Used in homeopathy to support respiratory and skin complaints