COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Collinsonia canadensis, also known as stone root, is a plant belonging to the mint family (Lamiaceae). It is primarily found in North America, where it grows in damp forests and along riverbanks. The plant can reach heights of up to one meter and is characterized by its distinctive, toothed leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers.

Stone root has a long history in the traditional herbal medicine of indigenous peoples of North America. Its use dates back to early settlement times when it was valued for its potential health-promoting properties. Its roots, in particular, were used to make teas and tinctures.

In homeopathy, Collinsonia canadensis is traditionally used to support various ailments. Frequently mentioned areas of application include:

• Support for the venous system
• Traditional application for genitourinary tract complaints
• Treatment of symptoms associated with digestive disorders

Its use in homeopathy is based on decades of experience and traditional knowledge of the plant's potential properties.