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The blackcurrant bush is a hardy shrub with shiny, flavorful berries, but it is in its buds that the plant’s full therapeutic power lies. Used in gemmotherapy, blackcurrant bud macerate is a true concentrate of active ingredients with multiple benefits. Known for its powerful anti-inflammatory properties, this macerate is an essential ally for relieving various types of inflammation, whether joint-, skin-, or respiratory-related. By stimulating the production of natural cortisone, it effectively helps reduce pain and inflammation.
In terms of immune and respiratory health, blackcurrant bud macerate stands out for its immunostimulant and anti-allergic effects. It helps strengthen the body’s natural defenses—particularly after a period of fatigue or intense stress—by boosting overall metabolism. For people suffering from chronic allergies, it reduces sensitivity to allergens by inhibiting the release of histamine. Whether to relieve hay fever, sinusitis, or a respiratory allergy, blackcurrant bud macerate offers valuable support.
When applied to the skin, this macerate proves just as effective. Skin conditions such aseczema, psoriasis, or itching are soothed thanks to blackcurrant’s anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic properties. It also helps relieve insect bites and skin rashes, making the skin softer and less reactive.
The musculoskeletal system also benefits from blackcurrant bud macerate. By strengthening bones and providing flexibility to joints, tendons, and ligaments, it proves to be a remedy of choice for people suffering from rheumatism,arthritis, orosteoporosis. It promotes bone healing in cases of fractures and soothes pain associated with joint conditions.
Metabolically, this macerate acts as a universal detoxifier, helping the body eliminate toxins and regulate uric acid and cholesterol levels. Its detoxifying action helps combat the harmful effects of toxic molecules, contributing to better overall health. People suffering from kidney stones or kidney failure will also find significant benefit in the regular use of this product.
Finally, blackcurrant bud macerate is a powerful tonic for the nervous system. It helps combat fatigue, stress, and exhaustion, while boosting vital energy. As the ultimate adaptogen, it enables the body to better withstand stressful situations and boost its overall resilience, both physically and mentally.
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To fully enjoy the benefits of blackcurrant bud macerate, it is recommended to take 5 to 15 drops per day. It is best to take them between meals, either undiluted or diluted in a little spring water.
For optimal effectiveness, you can also dilute them in a tablespoon of Dépurasève, then mix the entire mixture into a ¾-liter bottle of water to drink throughout the day.
Start with a low dose (5 drops, then increase by 1 drop per day until you reach 15 drops) and gradually increase until you achieve the desired effect.
As a treatment course, it is recommended to take it daily for 3 weeks, followed by a one-week break. This cycle can be repeated for up to 3 months.
For maintenance, taking it one week per month is sufficient to sustain the benefits of blackcurrant bud macerate.
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Precautions
Blackcurrant bud macerate is a natural dietary supplement, but:
It is important to note that this macerate may have a stimulating effect. It is therefore not recommended to take it in the evening. Additionally, due to its cortisone-like properties, it is contraindicated in cases of hypertension. Store it away from light and heat to preserve its properties.
Ingredients
Humectant: glycerol, alcohol (35%), water, glycerin macerate of blackcurrant buds (Ribes nigrum).
The blackcurrant bud glycerin macerate is dosed at 105 mg (amount of plant material used during manufacturing) per 15 drops.
Packaging
30-ml dropper bottle.
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