Rosemary helps combat fatigue and drowsiness, sequoia is a powerful tonic, blackcurrant acts on the endocrine glands, and oak potentiates the action of sequoia and blackcurrant.
Gemmotonus gemmotherapy complex is a formulation based on rosemary, redwood, blackcurrant and oak, designed to promote tone, vitality and strength. This natural preparation draws on the beneficial properties of each plant to support the body's energy and resistance.
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is well known for its stimulating and invigorating properties. It is often used to enhance vitality, particularly during periods of fatigue or overwork. By acting on the nervous system, rosemary helps boost concentration and combat mental fatigue. What's more, its antioxidant properties help protect cells against damage caused by free radicals, the molecules responsible for premature ageing and cellular imbalances. This preventive action makes it an invaluable ally for supporting the body in times of stress or prolonged exertion.
Sequoia (Sequoia giganteum) stands out for its adaptogenic and revitalizing properties. As an adaptogen, it helps the body adapt more easily to stressful situations, whether physical or mental. This ability to improve resistance to stress is particularly useful in a world where constant demands weigh heavily on the nervous and immune systems. What's more, redwood is known to support the immune system, strengthening the body's natural defenses. Its ability to promote vigor and physical stamina makes it a key ingredient for those seeking to build stamina and maintain high energy levels throughout the day.
Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) is a plant with multiple benefits, known for its anti-inflammatory and toning properties. As well as boosting the immune system, it actively supports joint health by reducing inflammation, which can be beneficial for those suffering from joint or muscle pain. Blackcurrant also plays a role inimproving blood circulation, contributing to tissue oxygenation and better physical performance. Its tonic action helps reduce fatigue and restore energy to people exhausted by an intense pace of life.
Finally, oak (Quercus robur) is renowned for its fortifying and energizing properties. It acts as an overall metabolic stimulant, helping to boost physical and mental capacities. Oak is particularly suitable for people in need of recovery after effort or illness, as it helps rebuild strength. By stimulating both body and mind, it helps restore stamina and resilience in the face of everyday challenges.
By combining these four plants with complementary properties, the Gemmotonus complex offers a natural solution for boosting the body's tone, vitality and strength. It is important, however, to consult a healthcare professional before using this product to ensure that it is suitable for your situation and does not interact with other treatments you may be taking.
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For human health, we recommend taking 15 drops in the morning as soon as you wake up, or dividing them into three doses of 5 drops each throughout the day. A two-month course of treatment is suggested, with a one-week break after each three-week period.
For animal health, the recommended dosage is one drop for every 5 kilos of weight up to 5 kilos, then one drop for every additional 10 kilos. This dose should be added to the animal's water container 15 minutes before feeding, for a period of 21 days.
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