RHUS RADICANS GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Rhus radicans, also known as poison ivy, is a shrub primarily found in North America. It commonly grows in forests, at forest edges, and in clearings. The plant is known for its characteristic pinnate leaves and bright red fruits.

Originating from the sumac family, Rhus radicans is familiar to many people because contact with the plant can cause skin irritations. However, in naturopathy and homeopathy, it is also valued for its potential healing properties.

Traditionally, Rhus radicans is used in homeopathy for complaints associated with inflammation and pain, particularly rheumatic conditions. It is believed that the application of this substance can provide supportive relief.

• Origin: North America
• Traditional uses: Rheumatic conditions, skin reactions
• Characteristics: Shrub with pinnate leaves and red fruits