SPIRAEA ULMARIA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Spiraea ulmaria, also known as Meadowsweet, belongs to the rose family and is widespread in Europe and Asia. This plant thrives in moist meadows, on riverbanks, and in floodplains, and is known for its characteristic sweet scent.

Meadowsweet has a long tradition in folk medicine. Already in the Middle Ages, the plant was used for making beverages and as a spice. Its flowers contain salicylates, which are related to the active ingredient in aspirin, giving it a special place in naturopathy.

In homeopathy, Spiraea ulmaria is traditionally used to support musculoskeletal complaints and to relieve inflammation. It is also used for colds and to aid digestion.

• Growth in moist meadows and floodplains
• Traditional use in folk medicine
• Support for musculoskeletal complaints