DIRCA PALUSTRIS DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Dirca palustris, also known as Leatherwood, is a shrub primarily found in the moist forests and swamps of North America. The plant is widespread mainly in the eastern and central parts of the USA and is characterized by its narrow, leathery leaves and striking yellow flowers.

In traditional applications, Dirca palustris is often valued for its special properties. The plant has a long history in folk medicine, where it was used to support various organic functions. Its use as a homeopathic remedy reflects the interest in the natural healing powers of flora.

In homeopathy, Dirca palustris is traditionally used for various ailments. Homeopathic remedies based on this plant are intended to help support the balance in the organism and stimulate self-healing powers.

• Origin: North America
• Traditional use in folk medicine
• Homeopathic applications to support well-being