EXTRACTUM SECALIS CORNUTI FLUIDUM DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Secale cornutum, also known as ergot, is a parasitic fungus that primarily grows on rye and other cereals. Originally widespread in Europe and Asia, it is now also found in North America and Australia. The fungus forms characteristic black, horn-like fruiting bodies that infest the cereal ears.

Historically, Secale cornutum was known in antiquity, and there are numerous reports of its use in traditional medicine. In homeopathy, this substance is valued for its unique properties. It has a long history of application and is part of many homeopathic remedies aimed at treating specific ailments.

Traditionally, Secale cornutum is used in homeopathy for various applications. These include:

• Support for female cycle complaints
• Adjunctive measures in obstetrics
• Blood pressure regulation

Secale cornutum is used in various potencies, which can be selected depending on individual symptoms.

Note: This information is for general informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Treatment decisions should always be made by a doctor or qualified medical professional.