ALNUS GLUTINOSA GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Alnus glutinosa, also known as black alder, is a deciduous tree common in the damp regions of Europe and Asia. It is particularly frequently found in riparian forests, on riverbanks, and in bogs.

The black alder is known not only for its ecological properties but also for its use in traditional natural medicine. Its bark and leaves have long been used to alleviate various ailments. Furthermore, the alder plays an important role in the ecosystem as it contributes to improving soil quality.

In homeopathy, Alnus glutinosa is traditionally used to support various ailments. It is believed that the substance can be helpful in treating symptoms related to allergies or skin problems.

• Origin: Europe and Asia
• Growth: In moist locations, e.g., riparian forests
• Traditional application in homeopathy