• 1 ml Echinacea purpurea mother tincture

• ethanol

Echinacea mother tincture

Plant parts used: fresh flowering herb

CERES Echinacea purpurea, blood poisoning, diarrhoea, gonorrhoea. Essence of the plant:
It is the nature of Echinacea to provide us with a protective skin, a shield against which potential triggers of conflict can ricochet. Infectious diseases arise from the interaction of three factors: 1. pathogen, 2. physical defense (immune system, environment), 3. psychological defense. Since pathogens are always present without an infection having to occur, the key lies in defence. The importance of the immune system and environment is well known, but the psychological impact on the immune system should not be underestimated. A weakened immune system is often triggered by a conflict situation. It is important to distinguish between weakening and strengthening conflicts. They are then strengthening and must be lived through, if they contribute to a process of raising awareness, for example when it comes to distancing yourself from psychological exploitation. But conflicts are debilitating when they have a trivial cause, when you're getting angry, angry, or arguing about things that are either none of your business or so insignificant that they'd be better ignored. Conflicts often flare up in stressful situations (overload with work and problems, lack of sleep, wet and cold weather). Then the slightest reason can become a trigger. It is therefore necessary to develop a psychological immunity, not to examine in detail the many small imperfections of life, to ignore them. The essential power of the coneflower supports us in this.