AMYGDALUS (PRUNUS) PERSICA FROM CORTEX DILUTION LM 6 - LM 30

Amygdalus persica, also known as the peach tree, belongs to the Rosaceae family and is primarily found in warm, temperate regions of the world. Originally from China, the peach tree has established itself in many cultures over the centuries and is now cultivated in many countries.

The peach tree is not only known for its delicious fruits but also for its delicate blossoms, which bloom in full splendor in spring. In traditional herbal medicine, the bark of the peach tree is noted. It contains various bioactive compounds that have long been valued in folk medicine.

In homeopathy, the bark of the peach tree is traditionally used. It is applied for various ailments and is considered part of a holistic therapy. There are numerous traditions and anecdotal reports about its exact mechanisms of action and areas of application, but these are not fully scientifically proven.

• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Beauty of the peach blossom
• Occurrence in warm regions