MYRTUS COMMUNIS DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Myrtus communis, also known as myrtle, is an evergreen shrub found primarily in the Mediterranean region. The plant thrives in warm and sunny climates and is particularly common in countries such as Italy, Greece, and Turkey.

Myrtle has a long history of use and is known for its aromatic leaves and attractive, white to bluish flowers. In antiquity, myrtle was often associated with purity and love and was also mentioned in the mythology of the ancient Romans and Greeks. Myrtle leaves were traditionally used in wreaths and are a symbol of victory and joy.

In homeopathy, Myrtus communis is traditionally used to support well-being. The plant has various applications that have been handed down in homeopathy, and it is often associated with respiratory health and skin care.

• Origin: Mediterranean region
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Symbolism in antiquity