LAUROCERASUS DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Laurocerasus, also known as cherry laurel, is a plant from the Rosaceae family, common in Europe and North America. The plant is primarily known for its dense, evergreen leaves and small, white flowers, which later ripen into dark blue berries.

Cherry laurel is not only a popular ornamental shrub in gardens but also has a long history in traditional herbal medicine. The leaves and seeds, in particular, contain various ingredients used in homeopathy. The berries themselves, however, are poisonous and should not be consumed.

In homeopathy, Laurocerasus is traditionally used for complaints related to respiratory problems and to support the cardiovascular system. It can also play a role in emotional stress and strain.

• Origin: Europe and North America
• Use in traditional herbal medicine
• Traditional applications in homeopathy