LICHEN ISLANDICUS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Lichen Islandicus, also known as Icelandic Moss, belongs to the family of lichens and usually grows on rocky substrates in cold, northern regions. It is particularly common in Iceland, Scandinavia, and the highlands of Greenland.

This lichen is not only known for its adaptability to extreme climatic conditions but also for its interesting biology. Lichen Islandicus consists of a symbiosis of algae and fungi, which together form a resilient life form. In traditional folk medicine, it was often used to support respiratory ailments.

In homeopathy, Lichen Islandicus is traditionally used to treat respiratory complaints and to support inflammatory processes. It is believed that the positive properties of this lichen are also applied within the framework of homeopathic therapy.