EPHEDRA VULGARIS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Ephedra vulgaris, also known as common ephedra, is a plant found in dry, mountainous regions of Eurasia and North Africa. It belongs to the Ephedraceae family and is known for its characteristic, narrow, needle-like leaves.

The plant has a long history in traditional medicine, particularly in Chinese herbal medicine, where it is known as Ma Huang. Ephedra vulgaris contains alkaloids that can have stimulant properties and is traditionally used to support the respiratory system and promote general well-being.

In homeopathy, Ephedra vulgaris is traditionally used for ailments related to respiratory function and the circulatory system. Its use is based on centuries of experience and traditions regarding the plant's effects.

• Origin: Eurasia and North Africa
• Traditional use: Respiratory support
• Homeopathic applications: Respiratory function, circulatory system