QUEBRACHO GLOBULI C/D 100 - C/D 500

Quebracho, also known as ironwood, is a tree that grows predominantly in the subtropical and tropical regions of South America, particularly in Argentina and Paraguay. The bark of the Quebracho tree is exceptionally hard and has a characteristic reddish color.

The plant has a long history of traditional use. Its name "Quebracho" translates to "axe-breaker," referring to the extreme hardness of its wood. In the past, the wood was used for building railway ties and in the furniture industry. Additionally, the bark is used for extracting tannins.

Traditionally, Quebracho is used in homeopathy. Here, it is often employed to support general well-being. The homeopathic preparation is usually made from the bark of the plant.

• Origin: South America
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Part of the plant: Bark