EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Eupatorium perfoliatum, also known as "Boneset," is a perennial plant primarily native to North America. It prefers to grow in damp woodlands, meadows, and at forest edges.

The plant has a long history in traditional Native American medicine, where it was used to support various ailments. Eupatorium perfoliatum is characterized by its distinctive, opposite leaves and produces small, purplish flowers in late summer.

In homeopathy, Eupatorium perfoliatum is traditionally used for complaints accompanied by pain and fever. It is particularly applied for colds and flu-like symptoms. Furthermore, it is often mentioned in connection with muscular and bone complaints.

• Originally used by Native Americans
• Characteristic purplish flowers
• Traditional application in homeopathy