EPILOBIUM PALUSTRE GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Epilobium palustre, also known as marsh willowherb, is a plant predominantly found in wet meadows, bogs, and along riverbanks in Europe and North America. It belongs to the evening primrose family (Onagraceae) and is characterized by its delicate, pink flowers that bloom from June to September.

The plant has a long tradition in folk medicine, where it is often used to support well-being. Its flowering parts and leaves, in particular, are used for various preparations. Interestingly, Epilobium palustre was already valued by various herbalists in the 19th century and continues to receive attention in alternative medicine today.

In homeopathy, Epilobium palustre is traditionally used to support urinary tract complaints. It is often offered in the form of globules or dilutions to utilize the plant's properties in a potentized form.

• Traditionally used in homeopathy
• Grows in moist habitats
• Popular in alternative medicine