OXYDENDRON ARBOREUM DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Oxydendron arboreum, also known as Sourwood or Liriodendron, is a deciduous tree native primarily to the eastern United States. It grows predominantly in the Appalachian Mountains and surrounding regions and is characterized by its beautiful, pendulous flowers and aromatic leaves.

The leaves of Oxydendron arboreum are known for their distinctive flavor, reminiscent of sourwood honey. This honey is particularly prized and has a long tradition in American folklore. The tree is not only botanically interesting but also culturally significant, playing an important role in the habitat of many animal species.

In homeopathy, Oxydendron arboreum is traditionally used to alleviate various ailments. It is often employed in the form of dilutions. The applications are diverse and are based on centuries-old homeopathic practices.

• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Origin from the Eastern USA
• Use of leaves and flowers