TARTARUS CRUDUS DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Tartarus Crudus, also known as crude tartar, is a mineral substance formed from the reaction of tartaric acid with calcium carbonate. It is commonly found in wine barrels and is the result of the natural crystallization of tartaric acid.

In the history of natural medicine, Tartarus Crudus has been valued for various applications. This raw material has a long tradition in many cultures and is known for its special properties. It is often associated with cleansing and detoxification.

In homeopathy, Tartarus Crudus is traditionally used for ailments related to the respiratory and digestive systems. These include, for example, coughs or breathing difficulties caused by excessive mucus production.

• Origin: Mineral substance from tartaric acid
• Traditional application in homeopathy
• Connection to cleansing and detoxification