SORBUS AUCUPARIA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Sorbus aucuparia, also known as the rowan or mountain ash, is a tree widespread in Europe and parts of Asia. The rowan prefers open woodlands and frequently grows at high altitudes. Its striking red berries are not only eye-catching but also an important part of the ecosystem, serving as food for many birds.

The rowan has a long tradition in folk medicine. Its berries and bark were historically used to treat various ailments. In many cultures, the rowan is also associated with magical properties and was considered a protective plant against evil spirits.

In homeopathy, Sorbus aucuparia is traditionally used for complaints related to digestion and metabolism. It is also applied for allergies and to support the immune system.

• Origin: Europe and parts of Asia
• Traditional uses in homeopathy
• Protective plant in various cultures