VALERIANA OFFICINALIS PELLETS C/D 5 - C/D 12

What is Valeriana officinalis?

Valeriana officinalis, also known as valerian, is a perennial plant native to Europe, Asia, and North America. It prefers to grow in moist locations, such as meadows and along riverbanks.

Valerian is known for its distinctive, pinnate leaves and small, fragrant flowers. The plant has a long history in traditional medicine and is often associated with calming and relaxing properties.

Interesting Facts about Valerian

The roots of Valeriana officinalis are the most commonly used parts of the plant. They are frequently used in phytotherapy and can be found in many traditional remedies. The plant gets its name from the Latin word "valere," meaning "to be strong," and has been used for centuries to support well-being.

Traditional Applications in Homeopathy

In homeopathy, Valeriana officinalis is traditionally used to support nervous restlessness and sleep disturbances. It is believed that globules or dilutions made from valerian can help promote a sense of calm and relaxation.

• Traditionally for nervous complaints
• Support for sleep problems
• Promotes relaxation