MENTHA SILVESTRIS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Mentha silvestris, also known as wild mint, belongs to the Lamiaceae family and is a plant common in Europe and parts of Asia. It frequently grows in damp meadows, on riverbanks, and in forests.

Wild mint is known for its characteristic, refreshing scent. Its essential oil contains various ingredients that give the plant its special properties. Mint has been valued in traditional herbal medicine for centuries and is also used in cooking.

Traditionally, Mentha silvestris is used in homeopathy to support well-being. It is often used for gastrointestinal complaints and to promote digestion.

• Wild mint belongs to the Lamiaceae family
• Grows in moist areas and forests
• Traditional use in homeopathy to support digestion