CICHORIUM INTYBUS DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Cichorium intybus, also known as chicory, is an herbaceous plant common in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It frequently grows by roadsides and in meadows and is characterized by its bright blue flowers.

Chicory has a long history in traditional medicine. In the past, its leaves and roots were used in cooking, among other things, as a salad or as an ingredient in coffee substitutes. It was also valued in folk medicine for supporting digestion.

In homeopathy, Cichorium intybus is traditionally used for various ailments. Common areas of application include:

• Support for liver and gallbladder function
• Digestive problems
• Appetite regulation

The homeopathic preparation is made from fresh plant components and is part of the classical homeopathic pharmacopoeia.