RICINUS COMMUNIS GLOBULI C/D 100 - C/D 500

Ricinus communis, also known as the castor oil plant, is a plant found mainly in tropical and subtropical regions. Originally from Africa and the Middle East, it has spread worldwide and is frequently cultivated in agriculture as an ornamental and useful plant.

The plant is characterized by its large, palmate leaves and conspicuous, spiny seed pods. The seeds of the castor oil plant contain ricin, a highly toxic substance, which is nevertheless used in homeopathic processing in highly diluted form. This special processing allows the plant to be used in homeopathy without utilizing the toxic properties of the seeds.

Traditionally, Ricinus communis is used in homeopathy. Here, it is often employed for digestive tract complaints as well as various skin conditions. The homeopathic preparation is based on the principle that the dilution and potentization of the substance can unleash its healing properties.

• Origin: Africa and the Middle East
• Distribution: Worldwide, especially in tropical regions
• Traditional application: Digestive complaints, skin conditions