CORYLUS AVELLANA E CORTICE GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Corylus avellana, also known as the common hazel, is a widespread deciduous tree found primarily in Europe and Asia Minor. This plant is known for its nutritious hazelnuts and its characteristic round leaves.

The hazel has a long tradition in folk medicine and is often associated with various healing properties. In many cultures, it is considered a symbol of fertility and knowledge. The bark and leaves of the hazel were historically used to make teas and tinctures.

In homeopathy, the bark of Corylus avellana is traditionally used. It is believed that it can be used for various ailments, although the exact applications vary. Traditional areas of application include:

• Supporting general well-being
• Traditional applications for skin problems
• Possible relief of respiratory symptoms