SORBUS AUCUPARIA GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Sorbus aucuparia, also known as rowan or mountain ash, is a tree common in Europe and parts of Asia. It prefers to grow in mixed forests and at the edge of woods and is known for its striking red berries, which ripen in autumn.

The rowan has a long tradition in folk medicine. Its berries were historically used to make jam and liqueur. In many cultures, the rowan is considered protective and is associated with various myths and legends. It is also an important food source for birds, which feed on its berries.

In homeopathy, Sorbus aucuparia is traditionally used to support general well-being. Its application includes areas such as promoting mental balance and supporting the organism in stressful situations. The exact mode of action has not been scientifically proven, but the plant is valued in homeopathic practice.