DAPHNE MEZEREUM PELLETS C/D 5 - C/D 12

Daphne mezereum, also known as mezereon, is a shrub found mainly in Europe and parts of Asia. It prefers to grow in moist woodlands and can reach up to two meters in height. The plant is known for its striking, fragrant flowers, which appear in early spring.

Mezereon has a long history in folk medicine and was traditionally used for various purposes. Particularly noteworthy are the plant's toxic properties, which, however, are used in highly diluted form in homeopathy. The fruits of mezereon are poisonous and should not be consumed, which underlines the importance of proper preparation in homeopathy.

In homeopathy, Daphne mezereum is traditionally used to support conditions associated with skin diseases and rheumatic complaints. Its application is based on many years of experience and tradition.