Fumaria

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Fumaria (Fumaria officinalis L.) is a herbaceous plant of the Papaveraceae family, characterized by elongated, purple-colored flowers. Its name comes from the Latin fumus which refers to the particular smell reminiscent of smoke that is released when its roots are uprooted. Fumaria is rich in alkaloids, flavonoids and mucilages.

In homeopathic medicine it is particularly appreciated for its purifying and soothing properties and is therefore excellent for promoting the trophism and functionality of the skin. On the market it can be found in the form of granules, drops, mother tincture or as a component of food supplements.