FABIANA IMBRICATA PELLETS C/D 1 - C/D 4

Fabiana imbricata, also known as "Palo Santo" or "Holy Wood," is an aromatic plant primarily found in the subtropical regions of South America, particularly in Chile and Argentina. It belongs to the Meliaceae family and is characterized by its unique, needle-like leaves and bark-like texture.

The plant holds not only cultural significance but is also traditionally used in various fields. Its wood is often used for ritual purposes, and the essential oils extracted from the leaves are used in aromatherapy. In folk medicine, Fabiana imbricata is also valued for its potential supportive properties.

Traditionally, Fabiana imbricata is used in homeopathy to treat various ailments, with its application primarily aimed at supporting the respiratory tract and promoting general well-being. Its use is well-documented in homeopathic literature and enjoys great popularity.

• Origin: South America (Chile, Argentina)
• Used in aromatherapy
• Traditional use in homeopathy