CYTISUS LABURNUM GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Cytisus laburnum, also known as golden chain, is a shrub-like tree found primarily in Europe, especially in the Mediterranean region. The plant is characterized by its striking yellow flowers, which bloom in full splendor in late spring and early summer.

Golden chain is often planted in gardens and parks for its beauty. Interestingly, both the flowers and the seeds of the plant are poisonous and contain alkaloid compounds. These properties have led to the plant's use in traditional medicine and homeopathy, where it is valued for its potential effects.

In homeopathy, Cytisus laburnum is traditionally used to support well-being in various areas. The applications are diverse and can range from supporting nervous conditions to certain heart complaints.

• Origin: Europe, Mediterranean region
• Usage: Traditionally in homeopathy
• Special feature: Toxic components