CORYLUS AVELLANA FROM LEAVES DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Corylus avellana, also known as common hazel, is a deciduous tree primarily found in Europe and Asia Minor. It grows in forests, at forest edges, and in hedges. The hazel is known for its valuable nuts and its characteristic, round leaves.

The hazel has a long history of use in traditional medicine. In antiquity, it was often associated with fertility and prosperity. It is also a symbol of wisdom, as its branches were traditionally used as divining rods to find water sources.

In homeopathy, Corylus avellana is traditionally used for various ailments. It is believed that the plant can provide support for allergic reactions and skin conditions. It is also considered for strengthening the immune system in homeopathic applications.

• Origin: Europe, Asia Minor
• Traditionally used for allergies and skin problems
• Symbol of wisdom and fertility