MERCURIALIS PERENNIS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Mercuralis perennis, also known as "perennial mercury" or "dog's mercury", is a perennial plant from the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae). It is primarily found in the moist forests and meadows of Europe and Asia. Its distribution ranges from temperate zones to alpine regions.

This plant has a long history in folk medicine and is often associated with various applications. Particularly noteworthy are its striking green leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers that appear in spring. Mercuralis perennis is known for its ability to thrive in shady and moist environments, which makes it an interesting plant in nature.

In homeopathy, Mercuralis perennis is traditionally used to treat various ailments. The symptoms associated with the plant are often taken into consideration. Traditional areas of application include:

• Supporting general well-being
• Strengthening the immune system
• Use for cold symptoms

The use in homeopathy is based on the assumption that the properties of the plant, which are present in its natural form, can also have an effect in potentiated form.