MERCURIALIS PERENNIS DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Mercurialis perennis, also known as Dog's Mercury, is a perennial plant found in moist forests and shady places in Europe and Asia. It belongs to the spurge family and is particularly common in deciduous forests.

Dog's Mercury has a long history in traditional herbal medicine. It was frequently used in folk medicine to alleviate various ailments. Its leaves are edible, but caution is advised as they can be poisonous in larger quantities. The plant is known for its characteristic, narrow, serrated leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers.

In homeopathy, Mercurialis perennis is traditionally used for musculoskeletal complaints and skin conditions. It is also considered for the treatment of specific gastrointestinal conditions.

• Perennial plant that grows in moist forests
• Traditionally used in herbal medicine
• Used in homeopathy for various ailments