LACHESIS MUTUS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Lachesis mutus, also known as the Bushmaster snake, is a venomous snake found primarily in the tropical rainforests of South America, especially in the Amazon region. It belongs to the pit viper family and is known for its distinctive coloration and aggressive behavior.

This snake has played a special role in the traditions of indigenous peoples and was used for both medicinal and ritual purposes. In homeopathy, Lachesis mutus is used due to its properties and associated symbolism. The substance is derived from the snake's venom, which is used in a highly diluted form.

Traditionally, Lachesis mutus is used in homeopathy for:

• Sensations of hypersensitivity
• Pains that worsen with warmth
• Emotional states associated with feelings of jealousy
• Symptoms accompanied by circulatory problems

It is typically administered in the form of globules or dilutions.