RICINUS COMMUNIS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Ricinus communis, also known as the castor bean plant, originally comes from Africa and the Mediterranean region. This plant is known for its striking, large leaves and characteristic, spiky seed pods, which contain the seeds from which the oil is extracted.

The use of Ricinus communis has a long tradition. Although the seeds are poisonous, the oil extracted from them is valued in many cultures. In homeopathic teachings, the plant is valued for its special properties and is used in various areas.

Traditionally, Ricinus communis is used in homeopathy for digestive system complaints and to support well-being. It is usually applied in the form of globules or dilutions.

• Origin: Africa and the Mediterranean region
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Support for the digestive system