MESPILUS GERMANICA GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Mespilus germanica, also known as the medlar, is a deciduous tree primarily found in Europe and parts of Asia. The medlar belongs to the rose family and is known for its small, round fruits, which were highly valued in antiquity.

The medlar has a long history and was a popular food in ancient Greece and Rome. Its fruits are often used to make jams and compotes. Interestingly, the fruits are only edible after a frost, which gives them a special culinary touch.

In homeopathy, Mespilus germanica is traditionally used for various ailments related to digestion and general well-being. Its application is based on centuries-old traditions and experiences.

• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Popular for digestive complaints
• Historical significance as a food source