DIRCA PALUSTRIS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Dirca palustris, also known as Leatherwood, is an evergreen shrub primarily found in the moist forests of North America. This robust shrub is native to the regions of the eastern USA and Canada and is characterized by its distinctive, leathery leaves and yellow flowers that appear in spring.

The plant has a long history of traditional use by indigenous peoples of North America, who employed it in various ceremonies and as part of their health practices. Its constituents are a subject of research interest, particularly concerning their effects and potential applications in naturopathy.

In homeopathy, Dirca palustris is traditionally used to support well-being. It is believed that the essence of the plant can address various aspects of physical and emotional balance.

• Origin: North America
• Traditional use in indigenous medicine
• Use in homeopathy