ANACARDIUM (ORIENTALE) DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Anacardium orientale, also known as the Indian cashew tree, originally comes from the tropical regions of South America, particularly Brazil. This plant belongs to the Anacardiaceae family and is known for its nutritious and tasty fruits, which are used in the traditional cuisine of many countries.

The shell of the cashew fruit contains an oil that is used in industry, while the nuts we find edible are an important source of nutrition. In homeopathy, Anacardium is derived from the shell of the fruit and has a long history of use in various traditional healing practices.

Traditionally, Anacardium is used in homeopathy to support emotional and psychological challenges. It is often used for conditions associated with inner restlessness, confusion, or a feeling of alienation. This application is based on decades of tradition and the experience of homeopathic practitioners.

• Origin: Indian Cashew Tree
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Emotional support