Ecology and Phytosociology

This fir is delicate and needs shelter; young trees grow slowly, and are demanding of climatic and soil conditions. However, it has a strong capacity for natural regeneration. Planted in this area of the world, it grows in a mixed conifer forest environment, which is humid with silicon-rich soil. The presence of Sambucus racemosa is an important indicator of the proper climate and soil for its development.

Indications for Use

• Remineralizer, promoting calcium binding (useful for pregnancy, fractures, tooth decay).
• Growth disorders.

Complementary Treatments

Its properties are enhanced when combined with the following plants:

• Betula Verrucosa: Treats juvenile osteochondritis, osteomyelitis, rickets, sequelae of childhood fractures, and tooth decay.
• Betula Verrucosa and Rosa Canina: Important pediatric treatment, remedy for lack of appetite, nasopharyngitis, and childhood chronic tracheobronchitis, as well as a growth stimulant.

Cytological Effects

• Histological action.
• Stimulates bone growth.
• Stimulates erythropoiesis.