FRANGULA (or RHAMNUS FRANGULA) GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Frangula, also known as Rhamnus frangula, is a deciduous tree primarily found in Europe and Asia. Its natural habitats are often in damp forests, along riverbanks, and in thickets. The plant is known for its characteristic smooth, dark green leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers that develop in spring.

The bark of the Frangula tree is traditionally used in various cultures. Of particular interest is its long-standing appreciation in folk medicine, dating back centuries. It contains anthranoids, which are used in the production of homeopathic preparations. In natural medicine, Frangula has a long history and is often used in combination with other medicinal plants.

In homeopathy, Frangula is traditionally used to support various ailments. Its homeopathic application is based on the principles of individualized treatment and a holistic view of the person. Classic areas of application include:

• Support for the digestive system
• Regulation of bowel movements
• Promotion of general well-being

Please note that the use of Frangula in homeopathy is traditional and cannot be considered a proven medical fact.