QUERCUS E GLANDIBUS DILUTION C/D 100 - C/D 500

Quercus is the scientific name for oak, a majestic deciduous tree widespread in the temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere. Oaks are known for their robust, dense wood structures and can live for several hundred years. Oak trees often grow in forests, parks, and gardens and are an important component of many ecosystems.

Oak not only has cultural significance but also a long history in traditional medicine. Oak is valued for its strong and stabilizing properties. In folk medicine, particularly the acorns and bark of the oak are used. There are numerous legends and myths surrounding the oak, which is often associated with strength, steadfastness, and wisdom.

In homeopathy, Quercus is traditionally used mainly to support the constitution. It is believed to be helpful for various complaints associated with weakness or exhaustion. Although the use of Quercus in homeopathy is traditional, it should always be critically examined.

• Origin: Oak trees are found worldwide in temperate climates.
• Traditional Use: Support of the general constitution.