FORMICA RUFA GLOBULI D 13 - D 30

Formica rufa, also known as the red wood ant, belongs to the family Formicidae. This species is widespread in many parts of Europe and Asia and is often found in forests and gardens, where it builds large nests. The ants are known for their social structure and their ability to cooperate.

The red wood ant not only plays an important ecological role in the ecosystem but is also known for its remarkable behaviors. They are excellent hunters and gather food which they share with their colony. Their nests can consist of thousands of individuals living in a complex social structure.

Traditionally, Formica rufa is used in homeopathy to treat various ailments. Its application is based on the assumption that the properties of the ant can be transferred to humans. In homeopathy, it is often used to support the organism.

• Origin: Red wood ant
• Ecological behavior: Social structure and food gathering
• Traditional use in homeopathy