BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM GLOBULI D 1 - D 4

Berberis aquifolium, also known as Mahonia aquifolium or Oregon grape, is a plant native to North America. It prefers to grow in shady forests and on wooded slopes. The plant is characterized by its leathery, prickly leaves and striking yellow flowers, which appear in spring and later ripen into blue berries.

Mahonia aquifolium has a long history in traditional herbal medicine. It is particularly well-known for its use in skin care. The plant contains alkaloids that are valued for their various properties. The roots and bark of the mahonia were used by Native Americans to make tea and tinctures.

In homeopathy, Berberis aquifolium is traditionally used to support various ailments. In particular, it is often used for skin problems and to promote general well-being. It is administered in the form of globules or dilutions.

• Origin: North America
• Traditional use in skin care
• Homeopathic applications: Skin problems, general well-being