NAJA TRIPUDIANS DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Naja tripudians, also known as the Indian Cobra, is a species of snake primarily found in the tropical regions of India and neighboring countries. This snake species is known for its distinctive appearance and the characteristic behavior of flaring its neck and raising its body.

The Indian Cobra holds special significance in many cultures and is frequently used in traditional medicine. Interestingly, its venom is a complex mixture containing various bioactive molecules. In homeopathy, Naja tripudians is derived from the properties of the snake venom, leading to an interesting approach in homeopathic therapy.

Traditionally, Naja tripudians is used in homeopathy for a variety of ailments. It is believed to provide support for emotional and physical imbalances. Its application is deeply rooted in homeopathic practice and is valued by experienced therapists.

• Origin: India and neighboring tropical regions
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Interesting biological properties of snake venom