The WALA Plant Library
Hops

Use in Skin Care and Remedies

Restless and in a rush, the hop climbs to giddy heights before stopping to form flowers and fruits which hang down heavily on compressed stalks and form a stark contrast to the plant's upward growth. These flowers are very inconspicuous. On the other hand, the hop produces something flower-like in the lupulin, with its resin and essential oils, which aromatically envelops the female flowers. It might be said that the hop has concentrated the power of its flowering. Excessive growth is followed by consolidation and internalisation. This image could reflect the nervous individual who cannot find repose and only falls into a dreamless sleep at the moment of deepest exhaustion.
Hops round off the formula for Dr.Hauschka's Almond St. John’swort Body Oil, with its soothing effect on sensitive and dry skin.

WALA Passiflora Nerventonikum*, a preparation containing passion flower (Passiflora caerulea) and hops, helps alleviate restlessness and insomnia.


* Prescribing information for the preparations mentioned (the indications are derived from the anthroposophical understanding of man and nature):

Passiflora Nerventonikum (nerve tonic)
Indications: Stimulation of the life organisation and harmonisation of its interaction with the sensitivity organisation in conditions where there is nervous weakness or lack of vitality, e.g. sleep disturbances and states of restlessness or agitation.
Warning: This medicinal product contains sucrose. Passiflora Nerventonikum contains gluten.

* For information on risks and side-effects please read the pack insert and ask your doctor or pharmacist.

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