SAMBUCUS NIGRA GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Sambucus nigra, also known as elder, is a shrub or small tree common in Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia. It often grows in moist areas, at forest edges, and in gardens.

The elder has a long tradition in folk medicine. Even in ancient times, it was valued by various cultures. The elder's flowers and berries are known not only for their striking appearance but also for their diverse applications. The ripe berries are edible, while the flowers are often used to prepare teas or syrups.

In homeopathy, Sambucus nigra is traditionally used to support respiratory illnesses. It is frequently found in the treatment of colds and to alleviate symptoms associated with the cold season.

• Traditionally used for respiratory illnesses
• Support for cold symptoms
• An important component in folk medicine