MESPILUS GERMANICA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Mespilus germanica, also known as the medlar, is a fruit tree found primarily in the temperate zones of Europe and Asia. Historically, the medlar was a popular tree in many regions, its fruits prized in ancient times.

The medlar belongs to the rose family and is characterized by its distinctive small, pear-shaped fruits, which have a sweet-sour taste. The fruits are only edible after frost, as this is when they develop their full sweetness. In the past, medlars were used in cooking and for making beverages.

In homeopathy, the medlar is traditionally used for various ailments. Its application is based on traditional experience and is generally considered a supportive measure.

• Traditional use for digestive complaints
• Support for respiratory diseases
• Traditionally used to strengthen the immune system