SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Symphytum officinale, also known as Comfrey, is a perennial plant widely distributed in Europe and Asia. It prefers to grow in moist locations, such as riverbanks and meadows. The plant is known for its distinctive, large, rough leaves and attractive, bell-shaped flowers, which appear in various shades, mostly violet to blue.

The use of Comfrey has been documented for centuries. Historically, the plant was often valued for supporting wound healing. Its name "Comfrey" refers to its traditional application, as it was believed to be helpful for bone and joint problems. In folk medicine, it was also used to aid in bruises and sprains.

In homeopathy, Symphytum officinale is traditionally used to treat various musculoskeletal complaints. Common areas of application include:

• Support for muscle and joint injuries
• Traditional application for bone fractures
• Aid in wound healing processes