RHAMNUS FRANGULA DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Rhamnus frangula, also known as alder buckthorn, is a small tree or shrub found primarily in the damp forests and riparian woodlands of Europe. Its distinctive bark and small, oval leaves make it a relatively easy plant species to identify.

Alder buckthorn has a long history of use in traditional medicine. The bark is often valued for its laxative properties and is also found in various natural remedies. In homeopathy, alder buckthorn holds special significance as a symbol of cleansing and regeneration.

Traditionally, Rhamnus frangula is used in homeopathy to support digestive complaints. Its application is particularly well-known among people who suffer from occasional gastrointestinal discomfort.

• Origin: Europe, in damp forests and riparian woodlands
• Traditional use in natural medicine
• Homeopathic application for digestive complaints