KALMIA LATIFOLIA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Kalmia latifolia, also known as mountain laurel, is an evergreen shrub primarily native to the eastern USA. This plant species prefers acidic soils and frequently grows in forests and mountains.

The mountain laurel is known for its striking flowers, which appear from May to June and exhibit a variety of shades, including white and pink. Interestingly, the leaves of the mountain laurel are poisonous and contain compounds that can cause health problems if ingested. However, in traditional use, the plant is processed in homeopathic dilutions to minimize potential risks.

Traditionally, Kalmia latifolia is used in homeopathy to support various ailments. In particular, it is often used for heart complaints and rheumatic conditions. Application is usually in highly diluted form to account for homeopathic principles.

• Native to the eastern USA
• Evergreen shrub with striking flowers
• Traditional use in homeopathy