GOSSYPIUM HERBACEUM GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Gossypium herbaceum, also known as cotton, is a plant species from the mallow family. It originally comes from tropical and subtropical regions, particularly Africa and India. The plant is known for its soft, fibrous seed hairs, which are used to produce textiles.

The use of cotton dates back many centuries, both in the textile industry and in traditional medicine. Interestingly, the fibers of the cotton plant play an important role in many cultures, not only as a material but also as a symbol of prosperity and comfort.

In homeopathy, Gossypium herbaceum is traditionally used to support certain ailments. It is believed that the plant has a harmonizing effect on the body and is used in various homeopathic preparations.

• Origin: tropical and subtropical regions
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Symbolism in various cultures