CHELONE GLABRA

Chelone glabra, commonly known as Snakehead or Balmony, is a homoeopathic medicine derived from the plant Chelone glabra, native to North America. Belonging to the Scrophulariaceae family, it is traditionally used in homoeopathy for its action on the liver, digestive system, and parasitic infestations, particularly worms. It is especially indicated in cases of hepatic sluggishness, jaundice, and worm-related conditions.In homoeopathy, Chelone is recognized for its efficacy in treating dyspepsia, liver affections, and parasites. It is known to alleviate soreness of external parts and is beneficial during recovery periods following fevers or intermittent illnesses.

Common Names:

English: Snakehead, Balmony

SBL’s Chelone can be helpful in the following conditions:

• Liver Disorders

• Beneficial in managing hepatic torpor, pain in the left lobe of the liver, and sluggish liver function.
• Useful in jaundice and reduces hepatic-related indigestion and discomfort.

• Dyspepsia

• Chelone alleviates indigestion, and gastric discomfort linked with liver dysfunction.

• Worm Infestations

• Highly beneficial against roundworms and threadworms.
• Supports gut cleansing and reduces symptoms related to parasitic infections.

• General Weakness and Debility

• Relieves fatigue, malaise, and tiredness that follows intermittent fevers or long-standing illness.
• Helps restore strength during convalescence.

• Skin Soreness

• Chelone  helps with external soreness, described as a sensation “as if the skin were off.”
• Useful for skin sensitivity or irritation due to internal imbalances.