PRUNUS VIRGINIANA DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Prunus virginiana, also known as Chokecherry, is a tree or shrub predominantly found in North America. It often grows in moist areas and is known for its attractive white blossoms that appear in spring.

The fruits of the Chokecherry are small, dark red to black, and have a bitter taste. They are rich in vitamins and nutrients, however, the pits of the fruits are poisonous, making them an interesting example of the dual nature of plants.

Traditionally, Prunus virginiana is used in homeopathy to treat various ailments. This remedy has found a place in homeopathic practice particularly in the treatment of emotional and psychological problems. It is often used for conditions associated with anxiety or inner restlessness.

• Origin: North America
• Known use in homeopathy
• Traditional application for emotional complaints