LYCOPUS VIRGINICUS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Lycopus virginicus, also known as Virginia bugleweed, is a perennial herbaceous plant found in moist areas of North America, particularly in the eastern United States. This plant commonly grows in swamps, along stream banks, and in wet woodlands.

Interestingly, Lycopus virginicus was traditionally used as a medicinal plant by various Native American tribes. In folk medicine, it was applied for various ailments, often in the form of decoctions or tinctures. Its characteristic, narrow leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers make it a unique sight in its natural habitat.

In homeopathy, Lycopus virginicus is traditionally used to support various conditions. Its application is based on tradition and empirical knowledge accumulated over centuries. Classic areas of application include:

• Support for hormonal imbalances
• Traditional use for cardiovascular system complaints
• Aid in regulating metabolism