EVONYMUS EUROPAEA GLOBULES LM 6 - LM 30

Euonymus europaea, also known as spindle tree, is a native shrub widespread in Europe. It prefers to grow in deciduous forests, hedges, and at forest edges, and is characterized by its distinctive, bright red fruits, which are, however, poisonous.

Interestingly, the name "Pfaffenhütchen" (priest's cap) is derived from the umbrella-shaped caps of its seeds, which resemble the headwear of clergy. The shrub has a long tradition in folk medicine and is associated with various myths and legends.

In homeopathy, Euonymus europaea is traditionally used to alleviate certain ailments. It is particularly valued for its application in emotional imbalances and to support mental well-being.

• Origin: Europe
• Habitats: Deciduous forests, hedges
• Traditional applications: Emotional imbalances