EPIPHEGUS VIRGINIANUS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Epiphegus virginianus, also known as American cancer-root or beech drops, is a unique plant primarily found in the forests of North America. It grows as a parasite, attaching itself to the roots of trees like beech or oak and drawing nutrients from them.

This plant has an interesting life cycle because it contains no chlorophyll and is therefore not photosynthetically active. Instead, it obtains its energy and nutrients directly from the host plants. This makes Epiphegus virginianus a fascinating example of the diversity of the plant world and its adaptability to different living conditions.

In homeopathy, Epiphegus virginianus is traditionally used for various ailments. Its application is based on the belief that the plant's properties can be transferred to the human body to restore balance.

• Traditionally used for symptoms related to digestion.
• Also used to support the immune system.