ACORUS CALAMUS (or CALAMUS AROMATICUS) GLOBULI LM 6 - LM 30

Acorus calamus, also known as calamus or sweet flag, is a marsh plant primarily found in wetlands and along water margins in Europe, Asia, and North America. This plant, which can grow up to one meter high, has characteristic narrow, sword-shaped leaves and a typical aromatic scent.

Calamus has a long history in traditional medicine. In many cultures, the plant was valued not only as a spice but also as a medicinal remedy. The root of the plant is frequently used and is said to contain a variety of essential oils responsible for its characteristic fragrance. Calamus was also used in ancient medicine for various ailments.

In homeopathy, Acorus calamus is traditionally used for various complaints. It is particularly valued for its potential positive effects on digestion and for various respiratory diseases. Furthermore, it is sometimes used to support mental clarity and concentration.

• Grows in wetlands and near water
• Has a long history in traditional medicine
• Traditionally used in homeopathy for digestive and respiratory ailments