SECALE CORNUTUM DILUTION C/D 6 - C/D 12

Secale cornutum, also known as ergot, is a fungus that grows on grains, especially rye. It originally comes from Europe and North America, where it historically thrives in humid climates. Its characteristic, horn-like fruiting bodies are the result of a grain infection.

The fungus has a long history in traditional medicine and is often associated with superstition and healing properties in various cultures. The ingredients of Secale cornutum are known for their alkaloids, which are significant in homeopathy. These alkaloids can be used in diluted form to address various symptoms.

Traditionally, Secale cornutum is used in homeopathy for a variety of applications. It is used for complaints related to circulation, the nervous system, and metabolism. The homeopathic preparation is often used in the form of dilutions to utilize the properties of the fungus in a gentle way.

• Origin: Europe and North America
• Habitat: Prefers humid climatic conditions
• Traditional use in homeopathy