CORYLUS AVELLANA E CORTICE GLOBULI C/D 100 - C/D 500

Corylus avellana, also known as the common hazel, is a deciduous tree primarily found in Europe and Asia Minor. It prefers open woodlands and sunny slopes and can grow up to 5–8 meters tall.

The common hazel has a long history of use, both as a food source and in traditional medicine. The nuts are rich in healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals, while the bark and leaves are used for various purposes in different cultures.

In homeopathy, the bark of the hazelnut tree is traditionally used. It is believed to have a supportive effect on various ailments. The use of the plant in homeopathic preparations is part of centuries-old knowledge based on experience and tradition.

• Traditional applications in homeopathy
• Use of the bark for homeopathic preparations
• Widespread in Europe and Asia Minor