French pharmacy
Phyto'Gem White Willow Macerat Glycerine Bud Bio 40ml in our pharmacy bio, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
The white willow bud macerate can be used for:
Glycerine macerate White Willow Phyto'Gem has a calming action on the mind . It helps to reduce anxiety , nervousness and nervous insomnia. It is also used for digestive disorders of nervous origin.
The white willow also has a beneficial effect on the circulation. It can be used in cases of veno - lymphatic insufficiency , heavy legs , edema , fluid retention or hemorrhoids .
It may be beneficial in case of blood hyper-viscosity , but it does not thin the blood like synthetic aspirin.
5 to 10 drops 3 times a day in a glass of water.
In acute cases: 15 to 30 drops.
Give your opinion on the advice for use and dosage of Phyto'Gem White Willow Macerat Glycerine Bud Bio 40ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Keep away from heat and light.
40 ml bottle.
White willow is considered a plant aspirin . Its bark is rich in salicylate derivatives, whose properties are identical to those of aspirin.
The white willow helps fight against fever, the beginning of flu, to relieve rheumatism, arthritis and osteoarthritis. It is also used against psoriasis and various skin conditions, redness, irritation and diarrhea. Kittens are used as antispasmodic and antistress to calm anxiety and promote sleep. Anaphrodisiac, it is recommended for people with excessive temperament.
As indicated by its Celtic root sa-lis (or salik ) which means " near water ", the willow particularly likes temperate places throughout the northern hemisphere , along rivers and streams, on cool and humid grounds, even marshy, but above all it is a "green and beneficial tree of running waters" and riparian forests. A bit of mythology Mentioned in the Iliad , the willow also appears in the Odyssey : a…
Read the article on the blogThe term "blackcurrant" takes its etymology from the Phoenician. This vegetal blackcurrant is a word appearing in the 16th century, at the same time as the first writings granted to it ( Rembert Dodoens , 1583) as well as the first medicinal mentions of its leaves and fruits ( Petrus Forestus , 1614). A little history Dodoens is Flemish, Forestus is Dutch. They are therefore relatively northern authors, who fit…
Read the article on the blog
