QUILLAJ A SAPONARIA GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Quillaja saponaria, also known as the soapbark tree, is an evergreen tree found primarily in the regions of Chile and Argentina. The bark of this tree contains natural saponins, which give it its name.

The soapbark tree has a long history in the traditional medicine of the indigenous peoples of South America. The bark was frequently used to produce cleaning agents and soaps, due to the foaming properties of the saponins. Furthermore, the tree is also valued in landscaping due to its aesthetic blossoms and valuable timber species.

Traditionally, Quillaja saponaria is used in homeopathy, particularly for respiratory diseases and to support the immune system. Its application is based on historical experience and observation of the plant's effects.