RHAMNUS PURSHIANUS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Rhamnus purshianus, also known as Cascara Sagrada, is a small tree or shrub primarily found in the western regions of the USA and Canada. It is particularly common in the moist forests of the Pacific Northwest.

The bark of Rhamnus purshianus is traditionally valued for its laxative properties. It was used by indigenous peoples of North America and later also found application in Western herbal medicine. The name "Cascara Sagrada" means "sacred bark," indicating the respectful use of this plant.

In homeopathy, Rhamnus purshianus is traditionally used to alleviate various ailments. Common applications include:

• Support for digestion
• Promotion of bowel activity
• Traditional supportive therapy for constipation

The homeopathic preparation is made from the bark of the tree, which is processed using special procedures to develop the desired properties.