WOLFRAMIUM METALLICUM GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Wolframium metallicum, also known as tungsten, is a chemical element that occurs in nature predominantly in the form of minerals such as wolframite. It is primarily used in the metallurgical industry and is known for its high density and melting point.

Tungsten has a long history, dating back to the 18th century when it was first identified as a distinct element. In addition to its industrial application, it also finds recognition in homeopathy. In this form, tungsten is offered as Wolframium metallicum in various dilutions.

Traditionally, Wolframium metallicum is used in homeopathy to support general well-being. It is often employed in the treatment of complaints associated with physical and mental exhaustion. The application in homeopathic practice follows the principles of individual case-taking.

• Origin: Occurrence in nature as a mineral
• Usage in the metal industry
• Traditional application in homeopathy