Ribes nigrum Blackcurrant buds in a 1DH dilution in glycerin macerate; very useful in gemmotherapy and homeopathy, blackcurrant acts as an anti-inflammatory. Available for purchase online at our pharmacy.
Ribes Nigrum Boiron 1DH Homeopathic Oral Drops
The blackcurrant bush is a small shrub with tiny black berries, very rich in vitamin C, native to Northern Europe,
It is found in many beverages and other recipes: liqueurs, wines, syrups, jellies…
In herbal medicine, its leaves and small black berries are used to boost the body’s resistance,reduce joint inflammation, and combat allergies.
Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) buds have a stronger anti-inflammatory effect than the leaves; they stimulate cortisol production by the adrenal glands and increase sympathetic nervous system activity. They also possess antioxidant, antimicrobial, and antibacterial properties.
Boiron Ribes nigrum Buds 1DH Glycerin Macerate is produced using highly specialized maceration methods to extract the most potent phytonutrients from blackcurrant buds. The 1DH homeopathic dilution ensures an optimal concentration of active ingredients. This glycerin macerate is specially formulated to guarantee high bioavailability, ensuring that the active components are easily absorbed and utilized by the body.
Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) is known for its high antioxidant content, particularly anthocyanins and flavonoids. These compounds have the ability to neutralize free radicals, thereby reducing oxidative stress. In addition, several scientific studies have confirmed the effectiveness of Ribes nigrum in modulating the inflammatory response, thereby promoting a healthy immune balance. It is not just a dietary supplement, but a true elixir of health.
Due to its rich and diverse phytochemical profile, Boiron’s Ribes nigrum Buds 1DH Glycerin Macerate offers impressive versatility when it comes to well-being. It can be used as an immune tonic, particularly during flu and cold seasons. It is also effective at improving cognitive function and overall vitality, thanks to its antioxidant action that supports cellular protection and tissue repair.
The glycerin macerate format offers unmatched ease of use. Its liquid formulation allows for rapid absorption into the body, thereby maximizing the effectiveness of the active ingredients. This macerate can be diluted in a glass of water or taken directly under the tongue for even faster action. It’s a versatile and convenient option, ideal for people on the go or those who prefer to avoid bulkier supplement forms like capsules or tablets.
Homeopathic oral solution in drops for oral administration. The drops should be diluted in a small amount of water.
If this product is unavailable, you can order the 1DH Ribes Nigrum glycerine macerate prepared by the Rocal homeopathic laboratory
What is its composition?
Glycerine macerate of blackcurrant buds (Ribes nigrum), 1DH homeopathic dilution.
What are the precautions for use?
Warning
This medication contains alcohol. Its alcohol content is 38.5% v/v, or 60 mg of alcohol per 10 drops.
RIBES NIGRUM BUDs 1 DH Glycerin Macerate
Approved Medication: Aut. 0678
Not listed in the pharmacopoeia
Source: Plant-based
Glycerin macerate, 60 ml:
- CIP Code: 8815411
- CNAM code: 7881541100043000
- Retail price (including tax): set by the pharmacy
Glycerin macerate, 125 ml:
- CIP code: 8815434
- CNAM code: 7881543400055500
- Retail price (including tax): Varies by pharmacy
Glycerin macerate, 250 ml:
- CIP code: 8815428
- CNAM code: 7881542800073700
- Retail price (including tax): Varies by pharmacy
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