CERASUS VIRGINIANA GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Cerasus virginiana, also known as wild cherry, is a small tree or shrub common in the eastern USA and Canada. This plant belongs to the Rosaceae family and blooms in spring with delicate, fragrant white to pinkish flowers.

Wild cherry has a long history in traditional Native American medicine, where it was used to alleviate various ailments. Its fruit is small and edible, and although not as well-known as other cherries, it plays an important role in the ecosystem.

In homeopathy, Cerasus virginiana is traditionally used for emotional and psychological complaints. It is believed to help alleviate inner restlessness and nervousness. Furthermore, there are indications for its use in supporting mood regulation and strengthening self-confidence.