COCHLEARIA OFFICINALIS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Cochlearia officinalis, also known as scurvy grass or spoonwort, is a plant found in damp, coastal areas of Europe and Asia. It frequently grows in salt marshes and on riverbanks and is known for its robust, dense leaves.

The plant has a long history of traditional use, particularly in folk medicine. It is often associated with its pungent, spicy note, reminiscent of the taste of horseradish. In naturopathy, it plays a role in nutrition, as the leaves are rich in vitamins.

Traditionally, Cochlearia officinalis is used in homeopathy to support various ailments. Its applications include:

• Immune system support
• Promotion of respiratory health
• Traditional applications for digestive problems

Homeopathic use is based on the principles of potentiation and individualization of treatment.