HIPPOMANE MANCINELLA GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Hippomane mancinella, also known as the manchineel tree, is a subtropical plant found primarily in the coastal regions of Central and South America and the Caribbean. It thrives in sandy soils and is known for its characteristic, poisonous fruits.

The manchineel fruit is notorious for its extremely toxic properties. The plant's sap can cause severe skin irritation upon contact, while consumption of the fruit can have fatal consequences. In the past, however, the plant was also used in traditional medicine, with applications varying widely and often needing to be approached with caution.

In homeopathy, Hippomane mancinella is traditionally used to support the body with various ailments. Its application in homeopathy is based on the principle that diluting the substance can have a healing effect. The exact areas of application are diverse, but these should always be discussed with a qualified homeopath.

• Traditional applications in homeopathy
• Note on the poisonous properties of the plant