CARYOPHYLLUS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Caryophyllus, better known as the clove, is a tropical tree species found primarily in the Moluccas, an Indonesian archipelago. The flower buds of this tree are dried and used as a spice, which is highly valued in cooking.

The clove has a long history in traditional medicine. Its use dates back to antiquity, where it was employed not only as a spice but also for food preservation and in aromatherapy. The aromatic oils extracted from the buds are known for their intense flavor and fragrant properties.

In homeopathy, Caryophyllus is traditionally used for a variety of applications. It is believed to be helpful for complaints in the mouth and throat as well as for digestive problems. Its homeopathic use is based on centuries of experience and tradition.

• Origin: Moluccas, Indonesia
• Traditionally used in aromatherapy and as a spice
• Homeopathically for mouth and throat complaints as well as digestive problems