Find Herbalgem Organic Fig Tree Mother Tincture in our online pharmacy—used to promote balance in the digestive, nervous, and mental systems.
For external use: effective against warts. System: Figure and skin, relaxation, fitness, energy, and voice. A sacred tree in ancient times, the fig tree combines a balancing effect on the digestive, nervous, and mental systems. Through this action, it proves particularly effective for stress-related issues and promotes natural, healthy sleep.
The fig tree is known for its soothing properties on the digestive system. By promoting digestion and regulating bowel movements, this mother tincture helps maintain optimal gastrointestinal health. The active compounds in the fig tree work in harmony with the digestive system, helping to reduce discomforts such as bloating, gas, and digestive disorders. In addition, its ability to regulate bowel movements promotes proper absorption of essential nutrients, thereby contributing to the overall healthy functioning of the digestive system.
Thanks to its relaxing properties, the fig tree helps soothe nervous tension and reduce anxiety. By balancing the nervous system, this product promotes a sense of overall well-being. Fig tree buds contain compounds that act on the brain’s neurotransmitters, thereby promoting relaxation and reducing stress. This soothing effect on the nervous system helps restore calm and serenity, while improving the ability to cope with daily challenges.
By influencing emotions and thoughts, Herbalgem Organic Fig Tree Mother Tincture helps soothe emotional disturbances and restore mental harmony. The fig tree’s regulatory properties on the central nervous system give it a soothing effect on the psyche. It helps mitigate emotional fluctuations, thereby promoting a state of mental balance. This beneficial effect on the psyche helps strengthen mental resilience and improve daily stress management.
This mother macerate is particularly recommended for stress, anxiety, or nervousness. It helps restore calm and serenity when facing stressful situations in daily life. By acting directly on stress response mechanisms, the fig tree helps regulate cortisol levels and reduce symptoms associated with chronic stress. Its ability to promote relaxation and soothe nervous tension makes it a valuable ally in coping with the demands of modern life.
Thanks to its relaxing properties, the fig tree promotes restful, high-quality sleep. It is therefore helpful for insomnia or sleep disorders. The fig tree’s calming effects on the nervous system promote a state of relaxation conducive to falling asleep. By promoting deep, restorative sleep, it allows for effective recovery during the night and helps restore optimal energy to face the day ahead.
By acting on the central nervous system, the fig tree helps soothe incessant thoughts, various emotional disturbances, and nervous imbalances. Its ability to regulate the neurotransmitters involved in modulating mood and emotions gives it a regulatory effect on nervous disorders. By promoting neurochemical balance, it helps alleviate symptoms associated with anxiety, depression, and various emotional disorders, thereby promoting a state of overall well-being.
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5 to 10 drops per day, between meals, either undiluted or diluted in spring water. Start with a low dose and increase until the desired effect is achieved.
Precautions
Store in a cool place after opening.
Ficus carica, mother tincture
Fig tree buds°, propolis, alcohol° (35%), water, vegetable glycerin.
°Ingredients from organic farming.
Packaging
30 ml bottle
Herbalgem
Organic Certification
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