Description

Boston Ivy is a remarkable gripping vine from the Vitaceae family. It grows by attaching its tendrils to hard surfaces, adhering and anchoring its offshoots in order to support its progressive growth. These natural adhering properties mirror the plants remarkable ability to correct connective tissue disorders for straightened growth.

Boston Ivy has an affinity for the articulating surfaces such as ligaments, tendons and the synovia. This is particularly beneficial in the treatment of inflammatory rheumatismal conditions with fibrous indurations.