EXTRACTUM SECALIS CORNUTI FLUIDUM DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Secale cornutum, also known as ergot, is a fungus that grows on grains, particularly rye. It is commonly found in humid climates and has historical roots in European agriculture.

Interestingly, Secale cornutum was already used in the Middle Ages due to its special properties. The fungus contains alkaloids that were historically used as both medicine and poison. In homeopathy, it is used in highly diluted form.

Traditionally, Secale cornutum is used in homeopathy for ailments associated with circulatory disorders, menstrual problems, or certain types of cramps. Its use is based on centuries-old traditions and is valued by many homeopaths.