BETULA ALBA DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Betula alba, also known as the White Birch, is a deciduous tree found primarily in Europe and Asia. This tree species is characterized by its distinctive white bark and frequently grows in damp forests and at forest edges.

The White Birch has a long history in traditional medicine. Its leaves and bark have been used in various cultures, not only for their aesthetic properties but also for their supposed health benefits. In some regions, birch water and sap are valued as refreshing drinks.

In homeopathy, Betula alba is traditionally used to support the body with various ailments. Its application ranges from the treatment of skin conditions to supporting the urinary tract. Its use in homeopathic preparations is based on tradition and the experiences of various generations.

• Traditional application in homeopathy
• Support for the urinary tract
• Potential application for skin conditions