ASARUM (EUROPAEUM) GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Asarum europaeum, also known as European wild ginger, is a perennial plant from the birthwort family. It is primarily found in the shady forests and moist soils of Europe, growing in a variety of regions, from the Alps to lower-lying forests.

The plant is characterized by its heart-shaped, glossy leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers that usually appear in spring. Asarum europaeum is highly valued in traditional medicine and homeopathy, as it has a long history of use. Particularly noteworthy is its intense, spicy scent, which is caused by the essential oils it contains.

In homeopathy, Asarum europaeum is traditionally used for various ailments. It is believed to be able to influence the respiratory system and general well-being. It is often applied in the form of globules or dilutions, although its exact effects have not yet been scientifically proven.

• Heart-shaped leaves with an intense scent
• Traditional use in European natural medicine
• Grows in shady, moist forests