FABIANA IMBRICATA GLOBULI C/D 5 - C/D 12

Fabiana imbricata, also known as "Chili" or "Palo Santo", is an evergreen shrub found in the dry forests of South America, particularly in Chile and Argentina. This plant belongs to the cypress family and is characterized by its needle-like leaves and aromatic properties.

The plant has a long history in the traditional culture of the Andean region and is often valued for its essential oils. These oils are frequently used in the production of incense and are known for their pleasant, soothing fragrance. In folk medicine, Fabiana imbricata is also said to have a harmonizing effect.

In homeopathy, Fabiana imbricata is traditionally used to support emotional balance and inner calm. Its application is based on decades of experience and tradition, which describe the plant as useful in stressful situations and for promoting well-being.

• Evergreen shrub from South America
• Traditionally used in folk medicine
• Supports emotional balance in homeopathy