Airelle Aquagemm Alcohol-Free Bud Tincture, Gemmotherapy, Menopause Hot Flashes, Alcohol-Free, 50 ml
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The Airelle belongs to the same genus as the common blueberry. It is a plant with feminine properties that acts as a remedy for premature aging and menopause. A course of treatment with Airelle Aquagemm Alcohol-Free BudMacerate is recommended as soon as the first symptoms related to women’s health appear: uterine fibroids, difficulty absorbing calcium, osteoporosis...
After 8 to 10 days of treatment, you will begin to feel the benefits of this natural remedy. The alcohol-free Airelle Aquagemm single-herb macerate is recommended for hormonal imbalances that occur in women as they approach menopause. It provides long-lasting relief from the unpleasant symptoms experienced during this stage of a woman’s life, particularly hot flashes.
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Precautions for Use
Airelle Aquagemm’s alcohol-free formula is suitable for all diets, all religious practices, and pregnant women.
50% Organic Vegetable Glycerin
50% Water
Organic* Lingonberry (to extract 100% of the active ingredients from young lingonberry shoots)
*Ingredients sourced from organic farming
Latin Name: Vaccinium vitis idaea
Part of the Plant Used: Young shoots (freshly macerated), leaves
Active Ingredients:Organic concentrated bud macerates
Presentation - Packaging
Aquagemm Organic Lingonberry Alcohol-Free Bud Tincture comes in a 50-ml glass dropper bottle. This amount is sufficient for approximately 4 months of treatment.
Gemmotherapy is a specialised form of phytotherapy which uses the buds, young shoots and rootlets of trees and plants. Known as "global embryonic phytotherapy", it has been studied in depth by experts such as Dr Henry and Drs Bergeret and Tétau. Gemme: borrowed from the Latin gemma "bud" and by analogy of shape and colour "precious stone" What is gemmotherapy?…
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