CYNARA SCOLYMUS DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Cynara scolymus, also known as the artichoke, is a plant species from the daisy family (Asteraceae). It originally comes from the Mediterranean region, where it is common in countries such as Italy and Spain. The artichoke is primarily valued for its edible flower buds, which are used in various ways in cooking.

The artichoke has a long history as a medicinal plant. Even in antiquity, it was valued by the Romans and Greeks, both as food and as medicine. The leaves of the artichoke contain bitter substances that are often used in natural medicine for their positive digestive properties.

Traditionally, Cynara scolymus is used in homeopathy to promote general well-being. The artichoke is particularly noted in the treatment of digestive problems and for supporting liver function. In homeopathy, it is also often used to support appetite loss.

• Origin: Mediterranean region
• Traditional use: Support for digestion
• Use in homeopathy: Loss of appetite, liver function