TRIOSTEUM PERFOLIATUM DILUTION C/D 100 - C/D 500

Triosteum perfoliatum, also known as "Feverwort" or "Horse Gentian," is a perennial plant primarily found in the eastern US and parts of Canada. It prefers to grow in wooded areas and has striking, opposite leaves that give it a distinctive character.

The plant was traditionally used by Native Americans and found application in traditional medicine. It is known for its characteristic small, yellow flowers arranged in clusters, and its root, which is used for making homeopathic remedies.

In homeopathy, Triosteum perfoliatum is traditionally used for various ailments. It has found a place particularly in the treatment of respiratory diseases and digestive problems. It is also used in so-called "constitutional therapy" to support the overall state of the organism.

• Grows in wooded areas of North America
• Traditional use for respiratory diseases
• A component of constitutional therapy