INDIUM METALLICUM GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Indium metallicum is a chemical element belonging to the group of metals. It was first discovered in 1863 by the chemist Ferdinand Reich and was named for the blue lines in its spectrum, which are reminiscent of indigo. Indium occurs naturally in small quantities, primarily in zinc and lead ores.

The element is predominantly used in the electronics industry, for alloys, and in the manufacture of coatings. In homeopathy, Indium metallicum is used as a homeopathic remedy, although its exact effects and mechanisms are not yet fully understood.

Traditionally, Indium metallicum is used in homeopathy to support general well-being. It is often employed for states of exhaustion and to promote inner balance.

• Discovered in 1863
• Found in zinc and lead ores
• Traditional use in homeopathy