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Ribes nigrum Bourgeons Cassis 1DH Glycerine macerate Gemmotherapy, Very useful in gemmotherapy and homeopathy, blackcurrant acts as anti-inflammatory.
Cassissier is a shrub with small black berries, very rich in vitamin C, native to northern Europe,
it is found in many beverages and other recipes: liqueurs, wines, syrups, jellies ...
In herbal medicine, it uses its leaves and black berries to strengthen the body's resistance, reduce joint inflammation, fight against allergies.
Homeopathic oral solution in drops for oral use. The drops are to be diluted in a little water.
CASSIS bud glycerine macerate ( Ribes Nigrum ) 1DH homeopathic dilution.
Blackcurrant buds Ribes nigrum have a greater anti-inflammatory activity than leaves, they stimulate the production of cortisol by the adrenal glands, and increase the sympathetic tone. They also have antioxidant, antimicrobial and antibacterial properties.
Do not leave within the reach of children. Because of the presence of alcohol, tell your doctor if you have liver disease, epilepsy or pregnancy. If the symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
This medicine contains alcohol. Its alcoholic strength is 38.5% v / v, or 60 mg of alcohol for 10 drops.
RIBES NIGRUM BUDS 1 DH Glycerine Macerat
Authorized drug: Aut. 0678
Not registered in the pharmacopoeia
Refundable at 30% by Social Security
Origin: Plant
Glycerine macerate in 30 ml:
- CIP Code: 8815405
- CNAM Code: 7881540500024600
- Public price VAT: 2,46 €
Glycerine macerate in 60 ml:
- CIP Code: 8815411
- CNAM Code: 7881541100043000
- Public price TTC: 4,3 €
Glycerine macerate in 125 ml:
- CIP Code: 8815434
- CNAM Code: 7881543400055500
- Price incl. VAT: 5,55 €
Glycerine macerate in 250 ml:
- CIP Code: 8815428
- CNAM Code: 7881542800073700
- Public price including tax: 7,37 €
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