CRABRO VESPA GLOBULES C/D 13 - C/D 30

Crabro vespa, also known as the common wasp, belongs to the Vespidae family and is widespread in many regions of Europe. These insects are primarily active during the warmer months and are frequently found in gardens and forests.

The wasp not only has an important ecological function as a pollinator but also plays a role in the natural ecosystem by regulating pests. Its stings are well-known and can cause painful reactions. In homeopathy, the wasp holds particular significance as a source material due to its specific properties.

Traditionally, Crabro vespa is used in homeopathy to treat symptoms associated with swelling and inflammation. It is believed that the homeopathic preparation of the wasp enhances the insect's positive properties without the negative effects of its stings.

• Origin: Common Wasp, widespread in Europe
• Traditional Application: Symptoms of inflammation
• Ecological Importance: Pollinator and pest regulator