Runny nose, blocked nose, congested sinuses... It's the season for ENT ailments. Temperature changes, humidity, the mask all day long, combined with an inadequate diet, cause irritation of the nasal mucous membranes and sinus congestion. Sinugem, a natural complex of buds and young shoots to prevent and cleanse the respiratory tract.
The HerbalGem laboratory, expert in gemmotherapy for 30 years
HerbalGem is the reference laboratory in the field of gemmotherapy. He has been developing natural plant-based dietary supplements and more specifically buds and young shoots for over 30 years. Their range is composed of 60 concentrated mother-macerates of buds certified ORGANIC (CERTISYS-BE-BIO-01 control) to take care of the whole family, from the youngest to the oldest.
Gemmotherapy, the principles of this natural therapy
Gemmotherapyis a branch of herbal medicine that uses buds and young shoots as a remedy for various physical and emotional ailments. The fresh plants are thus macerated in a glycerine mixture creating a glycerine macerate.
Why use buds and young shoots? Because buds are considered plant embryos. They contain within them all the therapeutic potential of the plant. Indeed, in the bud we find: the bark, the leaves, the flowers and the fruit of the plant. It is a real concentrate of benefits.
Sinugem, a complex to breathe freely
Sinugemis a synergy of buds of alder, hornbeam, black currant and young shoots of rose hip (or wild rose). Let's look in detail at the benefits and characteristics of each of these components.
Alder bud: Alnus Glutinosa
Alder is a tree that grows in wetlands. It has the ability to "mop up" swampy ground. It is therefore the remedy to drain the organisms. It eliminates excess moisture that stagnates in our bodies. Toxins and mucus are thus dislodged and led to the exit.
Alder in glycerin maceration is also an anti-inflammatory. It consequently calms the inflammations of the mucous membranes.
Hornbeam: Carpinus Betulus
Charming bourgeon is an antispasmodic of the respiratory tractand specifically of the sinus mucosa. It calms sneezing and inflammations of ENT and respiratory mucosa.
At the same time, it activates the elimination of toxins by the kidneys in priority as well as by the liver. In naturopathy, excess mucus especially at the respiratory level is a sign of a tired liver that no longer properly eliminates "glue" type waste.
Thus the charm acts locally and more deeply in the problems of respiratory ailments.
Cassis bud : Ribes Nigrum
The currant bud is an adrenal stimulant. It is often added to gemmotherapy preparations as a catalyst for synergy. It amplifies and supports the action of other budgeons. It is then said to be adaptogenic. In addition, it is considered an anti-inflammatory, ananti-allergic and a general tonic.
Young shoots of Rosehip : Rosa Canina
Rosehip otherwise known as wild rose is an immunostimulant generally recommended for children. It stimulates the immune system without attacking it. It soothes also the irritated respiratory mucosa and facilitates their healing. Rosehip is an asset in this complex as it is particularly useful for any issues that tend to become chronic or cyclical. So if you tend to cold at the slightest change in temperature, Sinugem is for you.
Exact composition of Sinugem
Hornbeam* (Carpinus betulus) buds,
Alder* (Alnus glutinosa) buds,
buds of wild rose* (Rosa Canina surc. rec),
Blackcurrant* (Ribes Nigrum) buds,
alcohol* (35%),
water,
vegetable glycerin.
*Ingredients from organic farming
How to take sinugem
As a preventive cure and in addition to a balanced diet and lifestyle, 5 to 10 drops per day, 6 days out of 7 on a 21-day cure. Take diluted in a little water in the morning or in a large bottle of water to drink throughout the day.
For children up to 10 years of age: 1 drop per age per day . 5 days out of 7 in cure of 21 days.
Reminder concerning natural food supplements
The use of food supplements must be done within the framework of a lifestyle reviewed and corrected in full by a naturopath. If allopathic and/or homeopathic treatments, please talk to your doctor, pharmacist or naturopath. As a reminder, only your doctor has the authority to change your current or future treatment.