CHINCHONA PUBESCENS GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Chinchona pubescens, also known as Red Bark or Peruvian Bark, is an evergreen tree found primarily in the tropical regions of South America, particularly in Peru and Ecuador. The bark of the tree is used for various purposes.

Peruvian Bark has a long history in traditional medicine. It was discovered by European explorers in South America as early as the 17th century and quickly found application in treating diseases. A well-known characteristic of Peruvian Bark is its quinine content, an alkaloid that was historically used specifically for treating malaria.

In homeopathy, Chinchona pubescens is traditionally used for ailments associated with a weakening of the body. These include states of exhaustion, loss of appetite, and as a supportive treatment for febrile illnesses.

• Origin: South America, especially Peru and Ecuador
• Traditional application in homeopathy