RHAMNUS FRANGULA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Rhamnus frangula, also known as alder buckthorn, is a deciduous tree or shrub primarily found in Europe and parts of Asia. The plant frequently grows in moist locations, such as floodplains and near bodies of water.

Alder buckthorn is known for its characteristic, narrow leaves and dark, almost black fruits. The plant's bark is traditionally used in herbal medicine. Interestingly, alder buckthorn bark has been valued for centuries in various cultures and is still used in naturopathy today.

In homeopathy, Rhamnus frangula is traditionally used to support the digestive system. It is often used for digestive and bowel movement complaints. These applications are based on decades of experience and tradition.

• Origin: Europe, parts of Asia
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Support for the digestive system