ULMUS CAMPESTRIS GLOBULI C/D 8 - C/D 12

Ulmus campestris, also known as the field elm, is a deciduous tree widespread in Europe and parts of Asia. It usually grows in moist areas and along riverbanks. The field elm is known for its adaptable nature and can thrive in various soil types.

The plant has a long history in traditional medicine and was valued in folk medicine for its potential properties. Of particular interest is that the bark of the elm was formerly used to make teas and decoctions that were intended to support health.

In homeopathy, Ulmus campestris is traditionally used to support various ailments. The application is based on traditional experiences and the observation of symptoms in patients.

• Field elm is known for its robustness.
• Traditionally used in folk medicine.