Olive Tree “Jeunes Pousses” Glycerin Macerate 1DH from the Boiron Homeopathic Laboratory. Available for purchase online in 60- and 125-ml bottles. Very useful in gemmotherapy, the olive tree protects the cardiovascular system.
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Very useful in gemmotherapy, the olive tree is a medicinal plant that protects the cardiovascular system.
Oral solution in drops. The drops should be diluted in a small amount of water.
The olive tree, from which the young shoots (buds) are used to make the glycerin macerate.
The Olea europaea (Olive Tree) glycerin macerate is a homeopathic remedy indicated for its antihypertensive, vasodilatory, and diuretic properties, as well as for its mild antidiabetic action. It is a cardiovascular protector, rich in vitamins A and E and monounsaturated fatty acids.
Keep out of reach of children. Due to the presence of alcohol, inform your doctor if you have liver disease, epilepsy, or are pregnant. If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
Storage: A slight cloudiness may develop, but this does not affect the quality of the medication.
This product contains alcohol. Its alcohol content is 38.5% V/V, or 60 mg of alcohol per 10 drops.
OLEA EUROPAEA YOUNG SHOOTS 1 DH Glycerin Macerate
Approved Medication: Authorization No. 0678
Not listed in the pharmacopoeia
Not reimbursable by Social Security
Source: Plant-based
Glycerin macerate, 60 ml:
- CIP code: 8741411
- CNAM code: 7874141100043000
- Retail price (including tax): unregulated
Glycerin macerate, 125 ml:
- CIP code: 8741434
- CNAM code: 7874143400055500
- Retail price (including tax): not specified
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