Aquagemm Beech bud macerate alcohol free Gemmotherapy Anti-aging drainer alcohol free 50ml
Beech (Fagus sylvatica) naturally improvesrenal activity and facilitates theelimination of urea anduric acid from the body. Hêtre Bio Aquagemm is a natural, 100% organic, alcohol-free macerate . In addition to its draining properties, it offers visible anti-aging benefits for your skin. Smoothing, regenerating and restructuring, it provides suppleness to tissues and reduces the visible signs of aging. Used in regular cures, this macerate gently drains the kidneys, toning the body and bringing real well-being to tired skin.
The first improvements are felt after 8 days of treatment.
Beech, the main component of Aquagemm organic Beech bud macerate, is renowned for its draining properties. These characteristics effectively promote the elimination of urea and uric acid from the body. By stimulating renal activity, this macerate acts as a catalyst for the body's detoxification process. It thus helps maintain an optimal water balance, essential for proper kidney function. By facilitating this elimination of metabolic waste, Aquagemm Organic Beech bud macerate helps to purify the body and prevent the formation of toxins, thus promoting better overall health.
In addition to its draining properties, Aquagemm Beech bud macerate has remarkable benefits for the skin, particularly in combating the visible signs of skin aging. Thanks to its smoothing, regenerating and restructuring properties, this product helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, while promoting cell renewal. It also helps restore suppleness and elasticity to skin tissue, for visibly firmer, more toned skin. By incorporating this macerate into your skincare routine, you can enjoy younger, brighter, healthier-looking skin.
With regular use of Aquagemm organic Beech bud macerate, you can gently stimulate the functioning of your kidneys. This action helps eliminate toxins accumulated in the body, promoting purification and revitalization. By restoring an optimal water balance and eliminating metabolic waste, you can feel a real boost of vitality and tone on a daily basis. The result is renewed energy, enabling you to face the challenges of the day with dynamism and enthusiasm.
We also offer Chestnut bud macerate from the Aquagemm laboratory, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Human health: Take 15 drops first thing in the morning. A 2-month course of treatment is recommended, with a one-week break every 3 weeks.
Animal health: Take 1 drop up to a weight of 5 kg, and 1 drop every 10 kg above that, in the beverage container 15 minutes before a meal, for 21 days.
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Precautions for use
The part of the plant used for treatment: Bud, Fresh maceration
Components used
50% organic vegetable glycerine, 50% water, organic Beech* (to extract 100% of the active ingredients from the Beech bud).
*Certified organic ingredients
Presentation - Packaging
Aquagemm comes in a bottle.
A member of the Fagaceae family, beech is a tree that grows in the mountain forests of northern France. It is a plant native to Europe and Western Asia, known in particular as Fayard or Foyard.
Beech has smooth, gray bark and oval, glossy leaves, lined with cilia in the early years, which are thin and plastic-like. It also has flowers in drooping clusters, giving rise to curious, spiky, woody bugs that open into four at maturity. These then release triangular seeds known as faines.
Beech bark contains tannins. Faines, on the other hand, are made up of carbohydrates and proteins, with a high fatty oil content.
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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