QUEBRACHO GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Quebracho (Schinopsis balansae) is a tree found primarily in the subtropical regions of South America, especially in Argentina and Paraguay. The bark of the Quebracho tree is known for its robust properties and has been traditionally used.

Interestingly, Quebracho is derived from the Spanish words "quebrar" (to break) and "hacha" (axe), as the tree's wood is very hard and difficult to work with. In the traditional medicine of indigenous peoples, the bark of the Quebracho tree is used for various purposes, indicating its long history and cultural significance.

In homeopathy, Quebracho is traditionally used to support respiratory illnesses and promote overall respiratory function. It is believed to be helpful for ailments related to breathing.

• Origin: South America
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Use for respiratory illnesses