MITCHELLA REPENS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Mitchella repens, also known as partridgeberry or squaw vine, is a low-growing, evergreen plant found primarily in the forests of North America and parts of Europe. Its distribution extends from the eastern USA to Canada, where it thrives in shady, moist soils.

The plant is known for its small, bell-shaped flowers, which typically appear from May to August and are pollinated by bees. Mitchella repens has a long history in traditional folk medicine, where it was used for various purposes. It is often associated with supporting women, particularly during pregnancy and childbirth.

In homeopathy, Mitchella repens is traditionally used for various ailments. It is particularly often mentioned in pregnancy and childbirth support, where it is used to promote the well-being of pregnant women and to assist the birthing process.

• Traditional use in pregnancy
• Support during childbirth
• Use in folk medicine