CALABAR DILUTION C/D 1 - C/D 4

Calabar is the name of a substance derived from the seeds of the plant Physostigma venenosum. This plant is primarily found in West Africa and thrives in humid, tropical areas.

The most well-known characteristic of the Calabar beans, from which the substance is extracted, is their use in traditional ritualistic practices. The seeds are highly toxic and have historically been used in various cultures as both a remedy and a poison. In homeopathy, the plant holds particular significance as it is used in highly diluted forms.

Traditionally, Calabar is used in homeopathy to treat various symptoms, including:

• Nervous system disorders
• Reactions to poisoning
• Effects on the digestive system

It is always used in a highly diluted form, as the substance is toxic in its natural state. Its homeopathic use is based on the principles of similarity and dilution.