MERCURIALIS ANNUA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Mercurialis annua, also known as annual mercury, is a herbaceous plant widespread in Europe and Asia. It frequently grows in moist meadows and along roadsides and is known for its narrow, long leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers.

This plant has an interesting history in traditional botany. It was often valued as a medicinal plant in antiquity and can be found in various folk medicine applications. Its use dates back to the Middle Ages, where it played a role in herbal medicine.

In homeopathy, Mercurialis annua is traditionally used for various ailments, with a focus on the specific symptoms associated with the plant. These include, among others, genitourinary tract complaints and skin problems.

• Annual plant found in Europe and Asia.
• Traditional applications in homeopathy.
• Often used for specific complaints.