RUSCUS ACULEATUS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Ruscus aculeatus, also known as butcher's broom, is a plant species primarily found in the Mediterranean regions of Europe and parts of Asia. This evergreen plant prefers shady and moist locations, often in forests and thickets.

The plant is characterized by its distinctive, stiff, and pointed leaves, which serve as an adaptation to its environment in nature. Ruscus aculeatus has a long history in traditional herbal medicine and is known for its use in various cultural contexts.

Traditionally, Ruscus aculeatus is used in homeopathy, particularly for complaints related to venous circulation. In homeopathy, it is often used for complaints such as swelling or a feeling of heaviness in the legs.

• Origin: Mediterranean regions and parts of Asia
• Characteristic pointed leaves
• Traditional use in homeopathy