CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS GLOBULI LM 6 - LM 30

Ceanothus americanus, also known as "New Jersey Tea," is a shrub native to the eastern and central regions of the United States. It prefers dry, sunny locations and is often found in woodlands, at forest edges, and in open areas.

The plant has a long history of traditional use, both by indigenous peoples of North America and in European herbal medicine. The leaves of Ceanothus americanus were formerly used to make a tea that served as a substitute for true tea and was also valued for various health purposes.

In homeopathy, Ceanothus americanus is traditionally used to support the body's natural functions. Its use is based on tradition and knowledge of the plant's properties.

• Origin: Eastern and central USA
• Traditional use: Tea preparation
• Homeopathic application: Support of body functions