Gemmotherapy: Healing with the power of buds

Gemmotherapy was developed in the 1950s by the Belgian Dr. Henry Pol. "Gemma" is the Latin word for bud. The little heralds of spring have played an important role in herbal medicine in France and Switzerland for years. And here too, more and more patients are reporting positive experiences with gemmotherapy. What you need to know about healing with buds.

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via Anna-Lisa
05/29/2017, 16:36
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Buds form the basis of gemmotherapy

In gemmotherapy, it is the buds of various plants that provide healing and well-being. They give body and mind strength, peace and health, as the small power packets contain large amounts of special enzymes, vitamins and protein as well as growth hormones that are no longer found in the full-grown plant.

Gemmo products are available as drops or as a spray. A specific extract is available for each ailment, similar to Schüssler salts.

Silver lime soothes the central nervous system, sequoia keeps the ligaments supple, dog rose relieves migraines and blackcurrant can stop allergies.

And another advantage: Gemmo products have no side effects and can be ordered from any pharmacy. Depending on the extract, they cost between 15 and 20 euros on average