SECALE CORNUTUM GLOBULI C/D 6 - C/D 12

Secale cornutum, also known as ergot, is a parasitic fungus that grows on certain grasses, particularly rye. This fungus is mainly found in Europe and North America and has a long history in traditional medicine.

Ergot has attracted great interest due to its chemical composition, which includes alkaloids such as ergovaline. Historically, it has been regarded in various cultures as both a remedy and a dangerous substance, as it can also have toxic effects.

In homeopathy, Secale cornutum is traditionally used for various ailments. It is frequently applied for symptoms related to circulation and blood flow. Additionally, it is used to support the female body during pregnancy and childbirth.

• Origin: Parasitic fungus on rye
• Traditionally used in homeopathy
• Effect on circulatory symptoms
• Support during pregnancy