ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Asclepias Syriaca, also known as common milkweed, is a plant widely distributed in North America. It prefers to grow in open meadows, along roadsides, and in sunny areas. The large, showy flowers are typically pink to purple and attract numerous insects, especially butterflies.

Common milkweed has a long history of traditional use. In various cultures, it was valued not only as an ornamental plant but also for its potential properties. The milky fluid extracted from the stems is a characteristic feature of the plant and earned it the name "milkweed."

In homeopathy, Asclepias Syriaca is traditionally used. The application is based on the principles of homeopathy, where similar symptoms are treated with similar remedies. It is believed that this plant can be supportive for various ailments.

• Origin: North America
• Growth habitat: Meadows and sunny places
• Traditional application in homeopathy