RICINUS COMMUNIS DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Ricinus communis, also known as the castor bean plant, is a plant originally from Africa and the Middle East. Today, it is widespread in many tropical and subtropical regions of the world.

The plant is known for its large, striking leaves and the spiky seed pods that contain the poisonous castor seeds. These seeds are important due to the castor oil they contain, which is used in various industrial applications. In homeopathy, however, only the diluted form of the plant is used to harness its potential properties.

Traditionally, Ricinus communis is used in homeopathy for various ailments. It is said to be helpful in supporting digestive processes and alleviating discomfort related to the skin.

• Origin: Africa, Middle East
• Distribution: Tropical and subtropical regions
• Traditional uses: Digestive complaints, skin problems