Origin - South Asia
Chemical profile - Tannins, saponins
Classification - Dilleniaceae
Use - Recognized in energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) practices
Description:
Tetracera Indica, a plant native to South Asia, is scientifically classified within the Dilleniaceae family. Known for its tannin-rich composition and saponin content, Tetracera Indica is recognized for its unique molecular architecture. Its use in energetic homeopathy is well-documented, highlighting its structural and chemical significance, and is profiled in studies for its phytochemical diversity. Uncover a similar product - Explore the Encoding Resonance Path.
Chemical profile - Tannins, saponins
Classification - Dilleniaceae
Use - Recognized in energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) practices
Description:
Tetracera Indica, a plant native to South Asia, is scientifically classified within the Dilleniaceae family. Known for its tannin-rich composition and saponin content, Tetracera Indica is recognized for its unique molecular architecture. Its use in energetic homeopathy is well-documented, highlighting its structural and chemical significance, and is profiled in studies for its phytochemical diversity. Uncover a similar product - Explore the Encoding Resonance Path.
