FRANGULA (or RHAMNUS FRANGULA) GLOBULES C/D 5 - C/D 12

Frangula, also known as Rhamnus frangula, is a deciduous tree common in Europe and parts of Asia. The plant mainly grows in moist forests, on riverbanks, and in thickets. Its bark is traditionally used and is an important component in homeopathy.

The bark of the Frangula tree, also known as alder buckthorn, has a long history in natural medicine. It was valued for its properties as early as the Middle Ages and was used in various traditional healing methods. The bark contains anthraquinones, which are known for their specific effect.

In homeopathy, Frangula is traditionally used to support digestion and promote gastrointestinal well-being. It is believed that homeopathic preparations made from Frangula can be helpful for various complaints.

• Traditional use to support digestion
• Gastrointestinal well-being
• Used in natural medicine for centuries