TAXUS BACCATA DILUTION C/D 100 - C/D 500

The yew (Taxus baccata) is an evergreen tree primarily found in Europe, North Africa, and West Asia. It frequently grows in forests and parks and can reach heights of up to 20 meters. Its needle-like leaves are dark green, and the plant is known for its robust and long-lasting nature.

The yew has an interesting botanical peculiarity: while the wood and needles of the plant are poisonous, the red berries it bears are harmless to birds. The yew holds symbolic meaning in various cultures, often associated with immortality and eternity.

In homeopathy, the yew is traditionally used in various applications. Its preparations are frequently employed for emotional stress and to support inner peace. It is also traditionally used in the treatment of physical ailments.

• Evergreen tree up to 20 meters tall
• Distributed in Europe, North Africa, and West Asia
• Traditional application in homeopathy