EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM GLOBULES LM 6 - LM 30

Eupatorium perfoliatum, also known as common boneset or feverwort, is a perennial plant native to North American forests and meadows. It belongs to the daisy family (Asteraceae) and can grow up to one meter tall. The plant is characterized by its striking, bluish flower heads that bloom from August to October.

In traditional herbal medicine, Eupatorium perfoliatum was valued for various purposes. The plant is known for its characteristic, bitter taste and was often used as a tonic in folk medicine. It is also considered a symbol of healing in indigenous North American culture.

In homeopathy, Eupatorium perfoliatum is traditionally used for complaints associated with colds and flu. It is also found in cases of pain and inflammation, particularly in connection with fever and body aches.

• Traditional use for colds
• Support for flu-like symptoms
• Traditionally used for pain and inflammation