CRABRO VESPA GLOBULES C/D 5 - C/D 12

Crabro vespa, also known as the hornet, belongs to the Vespidae family and is widespread in Europe and parts of Asia. These impressive insects are primarily known for their distinctive yellow and black stripes and live in large colonies. Hornets often nest in hollow trees, but also in human buildings.

The hornet not only has a striking appearance but also plays an important role in the ecosystem by hunting pests, thus contributing to the natural regulation of insect populations. In nature, the hornet is a fascinating example of a social insect that lives and works in communities.

In homeopathy, Crabro vespa is traditionally used to alleviate various ailments. It is particularly valued for its application in allergies and inflammations. The use of hornets in homeopathic therapy is based on the assumption that the insect's properties can be transferred to humans.

• Origin: Europe and parts of Asia
• Traditional applications in homeopathy
• Role in the ecosystem