RHAMNUS FRANGULA GLOBULI C/D 100 - C/D 500

Rhamnus frangula, also known as alder buckthorn, is a deciduous tree native to Europe and parts of Asia. It commonly grows in moist forests and on riverbanks. The bark and fruits of the tree are the parts used in homeopathic applications.

Alder buckthorn has a long history in traditional medicine. Its bark was already used in the Middle Ages to produce remedies. Interestingly, the name "Faulbaum" (rotten tree) comes from the fact that the fruits are inedible for many animals and the tree is often surrounded by rotting fruits.

In homeopathy, Rhamnus frangula is traditionally used for various ailments. The most common applications include:

• Supporting digestion
• Regulating bowel movements
• Traditional applications for gastrointestinal complaints

Its use in homeopathy is based on centuries of experience and tradition and should not be considered a scientifically proven medical fact.