RESINA PICEAE GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Resina Piceae, also known as spruce resin, comes from various species of spruce, which are primarily found in the boreal forests of the Northern Hemisphere. The resin is usually harvested by incising the bark, which promotes the outflow of the resin.

Spruce resin has a long history in traditional medicine. It was not only used for treating respiratory diseases but also valued in folk medicine for its antiseptic properties. Furthermore, spruce resin is used in the production of incense and natural products.

In homeopathy, Resina Piceae is traditionally used to support the treatment of respiratory diseases and to alleviate symptoms associated with colds and upper respiratory tract infections. It is also occasionally used for skin problems.

• Origin: Spruce resin from boreal forests
• Traditionally used in respiratory therapy
• Antiseptic properties in folk medicine