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Phytofrance Phyto'gem Veins N°18 40ml relieves heavy legs and soothes hemorrhoids.
Glycerine macerates are hydro-alcohol-glycerine preparations of buds, i.e. young shoots of trees.
The bud contains within it all the informative energy necessary for the proper development of the plant: its action is hyperactive.
In order to harvest the concentrated energy contained in the buds : it is recommended that they be harvested at the most favorable time: during the rise of sap, in the spring.
Rich in active ingredients and full of water, they must not be frozen after harvesting and must imperatively be macerated as quickly as possible so that they retain all their active ingredients. This is how the preparation will be the most active.
PhytoGem are concentrated macerates of buds , individual or in complexes. These concentrated macerates allow a rapid action, more dosed, while consuming less alcohol.
Phyto'gem N°18 Organic Veins is a synergy of gemmotherapy , formulated with 5 organic buds , Chestnut, Chestnut, Lemon, Hawthorn and Walnut, these plants have an action on heavy legs , they tone the vein walls , relieve varicose veins and hemorrhoids and also decreases swollen ankles.
Adults: 5 to 20 drops per day in 1 glass of water, in 1 to 2 doses.
Children: 3 to 5 drops, 2 to 3 times a day, in 1 glass of water.
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Phytofrance Phyto'gem Veins N° 18 is formulated with: Water, vegetable glycerin, alcohol 18% Vol, unfrozen buds of horse chestnut, chestnut, Lemon, Walnut and Hawthorn.
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Presentation - Packaging
Phyto'gem Veines N°18 Phytofrance comes in the form of a 40 ml dropper bottle.
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