STRONTIUM CHLORATUM GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Strontium chloratum is a chemical element belonging to the group of alkaline earth metals. It occurs naturally mainly in minerals such as strontianite and celestite. Strontium is best known for its use in the glass and fireworks industries, but it also has a firm place in homeopathy.

The element strontium was discovered in 1790 by the chemist William Cruickshank and named after the Scottish town of Strontian, where it was first isolated. In nature, strontium is found in low concentrations in various rocks and in seawater.

In homeopathy, Strontium chloratum is traditionally used in various areas of application. It is primarily valued for its potentially balancing properties and is used in the treatment of complaints associated with nervousness and restlessness. It is also traditionally used in homeopathic practice for various forms of physical discomfort.

• Traditionally used for nervousness
• Influence on general well-being
• Support for physical ailments