Lycopodium: Homeopathic Uses, Benefits & Traditional Applications

Lycopodium has been used to treat a multitude of ailments since the Middle Ages. This herb is also known as ̶0;wolf̵7;s claw̶1; because the root resembles a wolf̵7;s foot.

Homeopathic Remedy

• The homeopathic remedy is made by extracting the pollen from the Lycopodium spores. It is then mixed with milk sugar.

Treatments

• Lycopodium is primarily used to treat digestive problems and anxiety. Lycopodium spores can also be used externally for wounds and eczema.

Digestion

• Lycopodium is an important remedy for digestion problems. These include diarrhea and constipation, bloating, gas and chronic bouts of irritable bowl syndrome.

Anxiety

• Lycopodium is used to treat common issues caused from anxiety such as an intense fear of failing and feeling a sense of inferiority. Lycopodium also treats anticipatory anxiety such as fear of public speaking, stage fright and performance anxiety.

Other Uses

• Lycopodium is also used to treat skin problems such as eczema and flesh wounds. Sexual problems in males such as erectile dysfunction have been treated with Lycopodium as well.