Gemmotherapy

Gemmotherapy 

The benefits of gemmotherapy :

1. A high concentration of active ingredients: The buds contain a high concentration of active ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, enzymes and phytonutrients, making them powerful remedies for supporting health and well-being.
2. Holistic action: Gemmotherapy acts holistically, treating not only the symptoms but also the underlying causes of health imbalances. It promotes harmony and balance in body and mind.
3. Adaptability: The bud macerates could be used in a variety of ways, including orally, sublingually, dermally or diluted in water. This would make them suitable for a variety of health needs and individual preferences.
4. Safety: The gemmotherapy is generally considered safe, even for long-term use, with few side effects when used correctly.
5. Wide range of applications: Gemmotherapy could be used to support health in a wide range of areas, such as the immunethe digestionthe nervous system, hormones, skin, joints and much more.

Some information on the origin and history of gemmotherapy 

You should know that gemmotherapy has its origins in the work of Belgian physician Dr. Pol Henry, who developed the practice in the 1960s. Inspired by the principles of phytotherapy and homeopathy, Dr. Henry began to explore the therapeutic properties buds of plants.

The manufacturing process

Bud macerates used in gemmotherapy would be obtained by maceration of bourgeonsThis process extracts the active ingredients from plants gently and efficiently. This process extracts the plant's active ingredients gently and efficiently.

Choice of plants

A wide range of plants can be used in gemmotherapy and it should be noted that each of these plants may offer specific properties to support health. Some commonly used plants include birch, le cassis, raspberry bushthe figuierthe noisetierthe wild roseand many others.