ROSA CANINA DILUTION C/D 100 - C/D 500

Rosa canina, also known as the dog rose or wild rose, is a widespread plant species of the rose family (Rosaceae). It is native primarily to Europe, North Africa, and West Asia, and commonly grows in hedges, forests, and along roadsides.

The dog rose is characterized by its pink to white flowers and the distinctive red rosehips that ripen in autumn. These fruits are not only an important food source for many animal species but are also valued in traditional herbal medicine. Rosehips contain a variety of vitamins, especially vitamin C, and are known for their antioxidant properties.

In homeopathy, Rosa canina is traditionally used to support the organism. It is believed that in certain homeopathic dilutions, it can be helpful for various ailments. Commonly cited areas of application include:

• Immune system support
• General strengthening of well-being
• Traditionally for skin problems

It should be noted that the homeopathic use of Rosa canina is based on decades of experience and should not be considered a confirmed medical fact.