MYRICA CERIFERA DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Myrica cerifera, also known as wax myrtle or southern wax myrtle, is a shrub primarily found in the wetlands of North America, especially along the US coasts. The plant frequently grows in swamps and along riverbanks and is characterized by its aromatic leaves and fruits.

The wax myrtle has a long history in traditional use. It was valued as a medicinal plant by indigenous peoples of North America and also found use in folk medicine. The berries and leaves contain essential oils known for their characteristic scent, and the plant plays a role in the production of aromatic products.

In homeopathy, Myrica cerifera is traditionally used to support well-being. It is typically administered in the form of dilutions, with homeopathic remedies tailored to the individual needs of patients.