DIRCA PALUSTRIS DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Dirca palustris, also known as Atlantic leatherwood or American leatherwood, is a plant primarily found in the moist forests and swamps of North America. It belongs to the family Thymelaeaceae and is known for its narrow, leathery leaves and yellow flowers that appear in dense clusters.

Atlantic leatherwood has a long history in the traditional medicine of indigenous North American peoples. It was used for various purposes, with the bark of the plant being particularly valued for its potential effects. Its use is based on knowledge of the plant world and the management of natural resources.

In homeopathy, Dirca palustris is traditionally used for various ailments. The areas of application are diverse and can relate to supporting general well-being. Its use in homeopathy is usually in the form of dilutions.

• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Found in moist forests and swamps
• History of use by indigenous peoples