RUMEX ACETOSA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Rumex acetosa, also known as common sorrel, is a perennial plant found in the temperate zones of Europe and Asia. It frequently grows in moist meadows, along roadsides, and in gardens. Its distinctive, arrow-shaped leaves and its sour, edible leaves have given the plant its name.

Common sorrel has a long history in traditional folk medicine. Already in the Middle Ages, it was valued for its refreshing and appetite-stimulating properties. The plant contains various vitamins and minerals and has gained great popularity in cuisine as a seasoning.

In homeopathy, Rumex acetosa is traditionally used to alleviate complaints associated with the respiratory system and the skin. It is often applied for symptoms such as coughs or skin irritations. The homeopathic preparation is valued as gentle support in various situations.

• Origin: Europe and Asia
• Traditional Use: Respiratory diseases, skin complaints
• Known for: Refreshing properties, appetite stimulant