AMYGDALUS (PRUNUS) PERSICA E CORTICE GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Amygdalus persica, better known as the peach tree, is a species of plant in the rose family (Rosaceae). The peach tree originally comes from China, where it has been cultivated for over 2000 years. Today, it is widespread in many temperate climates and is grown in numerous countries.

The fruit of the peach tree, the peach, is not only known for its sweet taste but also for its versatile use in traditional medicine. The bark of the peach tree is used in homeopathy and has a long history of application. In various cultures, both the fruits and the bark are valued.

In homeopathy, the bark of Amygdalus persica is traditionally used to support well-being. There are various indications for which homeopathic remedies made from peach bark can be used. These remedies are often offered in the form of globules, dilutions, or pellets.

• Origin: Peach tree (Amygdalus persica)
• Application: Traditional use in homeopathy
• Availability: Globules, dilutions, pellets