MEZEREUM GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Mezereum, also known as Mezereum, is a shrub belonging to the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae). Originally native to Europe and parts of Asia, this shrub is characterized by its striking, fragrant flowers and distinctive, elongated fruits, which contain a toxic substance.

The name Mezereum comes from the Latin word for "poisonous," referring to the potentially harmful properties of the plant. In traditional applications, Mezereum is valued for its special constituents. These include various alkaloids and essential oils that play a role in homeopathy.

Traditionally, Mezereum is used in homeopathy to treat various ailments. These primarily include skin diseases and inflammatory processes. Its application is based on centuries of experience and traditions that highlight the plant's healing properties.

• Originally widespread in Europe and Asia
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Frequently used for skin conditions