QUEBRACHO DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Quebracho (Schinopsis balansae) is a tree found predominantly in the subtropical regions of South America, particularly in Argentina and Paraguay. The bark is the raw material for the homeopathic preparation.

The name "Quebracho" derives from the Spanish word "quebrar," meaning "to break," and refers to the extreme hardness of the wood, which has traditionally been used for making furniture and structures. The tree's bark has been used for centuries by indigenous peoples for various purposes, contributing to its recognition in traditional medicine.

In homeopathy, Quebracho is traditionally used to support respiratory illnesses and alleviate symptoms associated with coughing and shortness of breath. Its application is based on decades of experience and inherited traditions.

• Origin: South America
• Traditional Use: Respiratory system
• Use in homeopathy