Phyto'Gem Organic Alcohol-Free Rosehip Gemmotherapy is a gemmotherapy dietary supplement made from rosehip (Rosa canina), the wild rose found in hedgerows. Developed by the Phytofrance laboratory in the Hérault region, it is intended for daily use as a course of treatment for adults and is alcohol-free.
Phyto'Gem Rosehip Organic Alcohol-Free Gemmotherapy is a dietary supplement from Phytofrance, a family-owned company based in Candillargues, in the Hérault department. It offers the rosehip from the Phyto'Gem line in an alcohol-free version, available in capsules or powder form. It fits into a naturopathic approach for adults who want a plant-based preparation without alcohol or a dropper.
Gemmotherapy utilizes the young tissues of plants—buds, young shoots, and rootlets—harvested in the spring when growth resumes. Wild rose is a plant traditionally used in gemmotherapy, where it is primarily employed in the form of its young shoots—the tender stems of the current growing season that still bear their first leaves.
The dog rose (Rosa canina), also known as the dog rose, is the wild rose found in hedges and on embankments, belonging to the Rosaceae family. Its pale pink, five-petaled flowers bloom in early summer; they give way to rose hips, the red false fruits that are harvested in the fall for jams. The flower, the rose hip, and the young shoot are the parts of the plant used as dietary supplements.
The alcohol-free version is designed for people who do not wish to consume alcohol, even in small doses, and for those who prefer to take a capsule or prepare a powder rather than count drops. It is intended fordaily use at the same time each day, as part of a limited-duration regimen.
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Directions for Use
Capsules: 3 capsules per day, to be taken with a large glass of water.
Powder: Mix one level scoop of powder (1.5 g) once a day into a liquid (water, plant-based milk).
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
Precautions
Ingredients
Carob powder* (Ceratonia siliqua) (fruit), Water, Glycerin*, Rosehip extract* (Rosa canina) (young shoots).
*Ingredients from organic farming.
Capsules: 100% plant-based capsule (hypromellose) containing 375 mg.
Packaging
Jar of 90 capsules, enough for 30 days at a dose of 3 capsules per day, or a 50-gram jar of powder with a measuring spoon included, containing 33 doses of approximately 1.5 grams each.
Rosehip’s reputation for being gentle sometimes leads people to offer it to the whole family. Since there is no specific data on this alcohol-free version for children or during pregnancy, precautions regarding pregnancy and children are crucial here: it’s better to ask before purchasing than during the treatment.
For the powder, prepare each dose just before taking it rather than in advance, and reseal the jar immediately: powder easily absorbs moisture. Capsules remain the easiest form to carry. And when a symptom persists, a consultation is needed, not a longer treatment course.
How does Phyto'Gem Rosehip (alcohol-free) differ from the Phyto'Gem rosehip drops I was using?
Phyto'Gem in drops is a concentrated glycerin macerate made from unfrozen buds and young shoots, available in a 40-ml dropper bottle with an alcohol content of 18% vol. The alcohol-free version comes in capsules or powder form, with a dosage specific to each form.
Can I combine the alcohol-free Phyto'Gem Rosehip with other buds?
Any combination should be discussed with a pharmacist, who will verify that the chosen plants do not overlap in their effects and that their respective precautions remain compatible.
How long does it take to see results from alcohol-free Églantier Phyto'Gem?
No specific timeframe for results is provided for this supplement. The guideline is the recommended duration of treatment: an assessment should be made at the end of the treatment period with a pharmacist.
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