EPILOBIUM PALUSTRE DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Epilobium palustre, also known as marsh willowherb, is a perennial plant found mainly in wet meadows, bogs, and on the banks of bodies of water in Europe and parts of Asia. Its preferred habitat is nutrient-rich soils.

This plant belongs to the evening primrose family and is characterized by its striking pink-purple flowers that grow in long clusters. Marsh willowherb has a long history in traditional herbal medicine, where it is valued for its potential positive properties.

In homeopathy, Epilobium palustre is traditionally used for complaints of the urogenital tract. It is a component of homeopathic remedies used to support various ailments. Its application is based on decades of experience and traditions in alternative medicine.

• Growth form: perennial plant
• Occurrence: wet meadows and bogs
• Traditional application in homeopathy