HIPPOMANE MANCINELLA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Hippomane mancinella, also known as the manchineel or the "death apple," is a tree found in the tropical regions of the Americas, particularly in the Caribbean. Its poisonous fruits are dangerous to many animal species, and the tree itself is known for its harmful health properties.

The manchineel has a long history in folklore, encompassing both its dangerous nature and its use in traditional medicine. Although it can be potentially fatal to humans, in homeopathy it is considered a remedy that results from the extreme reaction to these toxic properties.

In homeopathy, Hippomane mancinella is traditionally used for various ailments. It is believed that it can be helpful for certain symptoms caused by toxic substances. It is important to emphasize that its use is based on traditional beliefs and is not considered established medical fact.

• Origin: Tropical regions of the Americas
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Connection to the plant's dangerousness