TANNIC ACID GLOBULI LM 6 - LM 30

Acidum Tannicum, also known as tannic acid, is a plant secondary metabolite found predominantly in various tree species, particularly oaks and chestnuts. This substance is valued for its astringent properties and is frequently found in plant extracts.

The use of tannic acid dates back to antiquity. In traditional medicine, it was primarily valued for its ability to bind proteins, thus producing effects on mucous membranes and tissues. It is also an ingredient in many herbal teas and is used in tanning for processing leather.

Traditionally, Acidum Tannicum is used in homeopathy for complaints associated with excessive secretion or irritation of mucous membranes. These include, among others, diarrheal diseases and local inflammations. In homeopathy, it is valued for its astringent and constricting properties.