CICHORIUM INTYBUS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Cichorium intybus, also known as chicory, is a perennial plant primarily found in Europe and North America. It frequently grows along roadsides and in meadows and is characterized by its striking blue flowers that open in the morning and close in the evening.

Chicory has a long tradition in folk medicine. It was already valued by the ancient Egyptians and Romans and is also found in historical texts as both a food and a medicinal plant. The plant's roots are sometimes used to produce a coffee substitute, which was considered beneficial for health.

In homeopathy, Cichorium intybus is traditionally used to support the organism. It is believed to be helpful for problems related to digestion and metabolism. It is also traditionally used to support liver function and promote general well-being.

• Origin: Europe and North America
• Traditionally used in homeopathic drug therapy
• Popular in folk medicine and as a coffee substitute