CENTAURIUM ERYTHREA GLOBULI C/D 100 - C/D 500

Centaureum erythraea, also known as common centaury, is a plant found in Europe, particularly in temperate zones. It prefers to grow in nutrient-poor meadows and dry grasslands.

Common centaury has a long tradition in folk medicine and was already valued in the Middle Ages. The name "Centaureum" is derived from the myth of the centaur Chiron, who was considered a knowledgeable healer. The plant is appreciated for its characteristic small, pink to purple flowers and its narrow, lance-shaped leaves.

In homeopathy, Centaureum erythraea is traditionally used to support well-being. It is known to be used in various homeopathic potencies, often for complaints related to digestion. Furthermore, it is used for individuals who have difficulty asserting their own needs.

• Traditional use in homeopathy.
• Supportive for issues of assertiveness.
• Prefers to grow in nutrient-poor meadows in Europe.