What is Midogem Confort GC24 Herbalgem 30 ml used for?
Midogem Confort GC24 Herbalgem 30 ml is a dietary supplement that combines black alder and hazel buds, a mother tincture of feverfew, and young wild rose shoots. This dietary supplement helps alleviate discomfort associated with tension in the head. All the energy of the tree concentrated in the bud is delivered to you in this dietary supplement! Certified product: Organic Farming.
Cerebral Circulation Complex, to put an end to migraines. A migraine is a throbbing headache that occurs in episodes. It is sometimes accompanied by nausea or sensitivity to noise or light. In some patients, the attack is preceded by symptoms known as an “aura.” This condition is common and significantly impacts quality of life. Its cause is linked to complex genetic factors combined with environmental factors.
Known for their anti-inflammatory and vasoprotective properties, black alder buds are key ingredients in Herbalgem’s Midogem Confort GC24. They work to improve blood circulation, particularly in the brain, which helps alleviate headaches. Thanks to their beneficial properties, these buds help reduce inflammation in blood vessels and strengthen their integrity, thereby promoting better oxygenation of brain tissue. This improvement in cerebral circulation helps reduce the frequency and intensity of migraines, providing effective and long-lasting relief.
The hazel tree has long been renowned for its analgesic and decongestant properties. Its buds, included in the Midogem Confort GC24 Herbalgem formula, work synergistically with the other ingredients to relieve the tension and pain associated with headaches and migraines. By helping to relax muscles and decongest blood vessels, hazel buds provide rapid and effective relief from symptoms, thereby promoting well-being and comfort.
Feverfew is a plant traditionally used to relieve migraines and headaches. Thanks to its anti-inflammatory and vasodilatory properties, the feverfew mother tincture in Herbalgem’s Midogem Confort GC24 offers fast and effective relief from headaches. By acting directly on blood vessels, it helps reduce inflammation and dilate the cerebral arteries, thereby promoting better blood circulation and lasting relief from symptoms.
Young wild rose shoots possess tonic and regenerative properties that make them a valuable ingredient for strengthening the vascular system and reducing the frequency of migraines. Incorporated into the Midogem Confort GC24 Herbalgem formula, they work synergistically with the other ingredients to improve blood vessel resilience and reduce their sensitivity to migraine triggers. By strengthening the structure of blood vessels and regulating blood flow, wild rosebuds help prevent migraine attacks and improve the quality of life for those affected.
We also offer the Noctigem GC11 bud macerate complex from Herbalgem at the best price in our online pharmacy.
How should this gemmotherapy complex be used?
5 to 15 drops per day, between meals, taken straight or diluted in spring water or honey.
What are its ingredients?
Midogem Confort GC24 Herbalgem 30 ml contains: Vegetable Glycerin, Alcohol* (42% vol), Water, Extracts of Black Alder Buds* (Alnus Glutinosa Gaertn) and Hazelnut Buds* (Corylus Avellana L), Mother Tincture of Feverfew* (Tanacetum Parthenium Schl Bip), Wild Rose* (Rosa Canina) Young Shoots Extract.
* From organic farming.
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How to Avoid Migraine Triggers
Migraine triggers vary from person to person. They may include:
- changes in daily routine: stress, frustration, a sudden letdown (e.g., the start of the weekend), too much or too little sleep, skipping a meal, or, conversely, eating a meal that’s too heavy;
- consumption of certain foods or stimulants: chocolate, processed meats, tobacco, coffee, or alcohol (white wine in particular);
- sensory factors: noise, certain smells, or flashing lights such as spotlights in nightclubs;
- hormonal factors: in women, a sudden drop in certain hormone levels during the menstrual cycle can trigger a so-called catamenial migraine (which occurs during menstruation);
- weather conditions: a sudden drop in atmospheric pressure, which often heralds rainy weather.
