QUILLAJA SAPONARIA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Quillaja saponaria, also known as the soapbark tree, is an evergreen tree found primarily in the temperate regions of Chile and Argentina. This plant is known for its foaming properties, which are due to the high content of saponins in its bark and leaves.

Traditionally, Quillaja saponaria has been used in folk medicine for making soaps and as a foaming agent. The saponins contained in the plant have found application not only in the cosmetic industry but also in the pharmaceutical and food industries. In nature, they play an important role by acting as natural emulsifiers.

In homeopathy, Quillaja saponaria is traditionally used to support the body's self-healing powers. It is believed to be helpful for respiratory diseases and for strengthening the immune system. It is usually applied in the form of dilutions.

• Origin: Chile and Argentina
• Traditional use in folk medicine
• Foaming properties due to saponins