RUSCUS ACULEATUS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Ruscus aculeatus, also known as butcher's broom, is a plant species from the Liliaceae family. This robust plant is mainly found in the Mediterranean regions of Europe, as well as parts of Asia and North Africa. Ruscus aculeatus prefers to grow in shady forests and on damp soils, where it is often found as undergrowth.

The plant is characterized by its thorny, leathery leaves, which appear in the form of cladodes. These cladodes are actually modified stems, while the true leaves are small and inconspicuous. Ruscus aculeatus is known not only for its striking appearance but also for its diverse traditional uses in folk medicine.

In homeopathy, Ruscus aculeatus is traditionally used to support venous health. It is often used for complaints related to venous function and to alleviate discomfort in the legs. The application is based on long-standing traditions and experiences.

• Traditionally used to support venous health
• Used for discomfort in the legs
• Based on long-standing application experiences