RUSCUS ACULEATUS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Ruscus aculeatus, also known as Butcher's Broom or Common Butcher's Broom, is a plant species belonging to the Ruscaceae family. This perennial plant is widespread in the Mediterranean regions of Europe, particularly in Southern Europe. It prefers to grow in shady, damp forests and at forest edges.

The plant has a long history of use, both in traditional herbal medicine and in homeopathy. The leaves of Ruscus aculeatus are stiff and thorny, which gives the plant its name. The root is often used to prepare various concoctions.

In homeopathy, Ruscus aculeatus is traditionally used for complaints of the venous system. It is often used for symptoms associated with venous insufficiency or to support circulatory well-being. Its application is based on traditional knowledge and experience with the plant.

• Growth habit: Perennial plant
• Origin: Mediterranean Europe
• Use: Traditionally in homeopathy