HYACYNTHUS ORIENTALIS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Hyacinthus orientalis, also known as the common hyacinth, is a perennial plant belonging to the asparagus family. It originates from the Eastern Mediterranean region and is now widely distributed in many gardens and parks worldwide.

This plant is known for its striking, fragrant flowers that appear in various colors, including blue, purple, pink, and white. The hyacinth not only has a long cultural history as an ornamental plant but also holds symbolic meaning in many cultures, often as a sign of rebirth and spring renewal.

In homeopathy, Hyacinthus orientalis is traditionally used. Various areas of application are emphasized, based on the individual needs of patients. The plant is often offered in the form of globules and finds its place in homeopathic medicinal therapy.

• Traditional application in homeopathy
• Use in various dilutions
• An important component in herbal medicine