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Chestnut AQUAGEMM Maceration of buds without alcohol Gemmotherapy Circulation of heavy legs without alcohol 50ml
Chestnut macerate is a true draining agent that acts effectively on the entire circulatory system.
Chestnut Bio Aquagemm and a macerate formulated without alcohol. It decongests and stimulates the lymphatic system and thus contributes to the long-term elimination of toxins from the body.
A cure of chestnut macerate allows to promote the venous circulation , to very naturally soothe the discomfort related to circulatory disorders and to quickly relieve the sensations of heavy legs .
Used in background treatment, the chestnut provides comfort and lightness . It is to be taken as soon as the first feelings of discomfort appear.
Take 15 drops in the morning upon waking
A cure of 2 months is advised with a break of one week every 3 weeks
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The part of the plant that is used to treat: Bud, Fresh maceration
Components used
50% Organic Vegetable Glycerin, 50% Water, Chestnut BIO * (to extract 100% of the active ingredients of Chestnut bud)
* Ingredients from certified organic farming
Chestnut Bio AQUAGEMM Maceration of buds without alcohol is in the form of a drop glass bottle of 50ml .
The chestnut bud acts on the lymphatic system that it decongests. It is a first-rate venous drainer and is indicated in overload phenomena, especially cellulite . It acts on the feeling of heaviness and resorbs the edema.
Anti-cellulite synergy:
- 10 drops of Lemongrass essential oil
- 7 drops of Grapefruit essential oil
- 7 drops of Atlas cedar essential oil
- 7 drops of Menthol Eucalyptus essential oil
- 30 ml vegetable oil of Macadamia
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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