Hazel tree
The hazel tree is a rural shrub native to the Southeast, found in woods and forests, as well as in some hedgerows. The hazel tree is "multistemmed," meaning it is composed of several thin trunks. It is one of the few species from the Tertiary period that still exists today.
Name:
Hazelnut tree
Latin name: Corylus avellana L.
Type: Betulaceae
Origin: Europe
Key Properties
Contributes to the proper functioning of the urogenital system
Hazel contributes to the proper functioning of the urogenital system.
When the prostate enlarges, it prevents the bladder from emptying properly. This results in frequent trips to the bathroom day and night, decreased sexual desire, and other issues that affect the quality of life of men affected by this condition.
*Present in the Prostate glycerine macerate complex (25 drops).
Products containing organic hazelnut
