VIROLA SEBIFERA DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Virola sebifera, also known as "Balsamwood," is a tree primarily found in the tropical rainforests of South America, particularly in countries like Brazil and Colombia. It belongs to the Olacaceae family and is characterized by its tall growth and distinctive bark, which features a waxy layer.

The bark and wood of Virola sebifera hold special significance in local traditions. The resin extracted from the bark is often used by indigenous peoples for ritualistic purposes. It is also known for its use in traditional medicinal practices, which has led to increased interest in the plant within the homeopathic community.

In homeopathy, Virola sebifera is traditionally used to support well-being. The applications are diverse and relate to the natural properties of the tree. Homeopathic remedies based on Virola sebifera may be available in various dilutions.

• Origin: Tropical rainforests of South America
• Traditional uses: Ritual and healing practices
• Homeopathic applications: Support for well-being