RHUS RADICANS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Rhus radicans, also known as poison ivy, belongs to the Anacardiaceae family. This plant is predominantly found in North America, frequently growing in forests, at forest edges, and in open landscapes. It is known for its characteristic trifoliate leaves and bright red berries.

Poison ivy has a long history in traditional folk medicine. It was used by indigenous peoples of North America to treat various ailments. The plant is known to cause skin reactions upon contact, making it an interesting subject of study in homeopathy.

In homeopathy, Rhus radicans is traditionally used to treat ailments associated with skin reactions and joint pain. It is believed that homeopathic preparations from this plant can provide relief for certain symptoms.

• Origin: North America
• Traditionally used for skin reactions
• Traditionally used to support joint pain