AGRIMONY DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Agrimonia eupatoria, also known as common agrimony, is a perennial plant native to Europe and parts of Asia. It commonly grows along roadsides, in meadows, and in light woodlands. The plant is known for its striking yellow flowers, which bloom from July to September and are particularly attractive to butterflies.

The use of agrimony in traditional medicine dates back a long way. In ancient times, it was valued by various cultures as a medicinal plant. It is known not only for its decorative flowers but also for its potential positive properties, which make it popular in naturopathy and homeopathy.

Traditionally, agrimony is used in homeopathy to treat a variety of ailments. Its use is often mentioned for digestive complaints, skin problems, and as a supportive measure for various types of inflammation. In homeopathy, Agrimonia eupatoria is used in the form of dilutions to support the body's self-healing powers.

• Origin: Europe and parts of Asia
• Traditional use in naturopathy
• Popular in homeopathic therapy