What is Beech bud?
Beech bud(Fagus sylvatica) is a concentrate of active plant ingredients used in gemmotherapy for its regenerating and revitalizing properties. Derived from the common beech, a tree found in many European forests, this bud contains a high concentration of flavonoids, polyphenols, trace elements and minerals, giving it beneficial effects on the body.
Beech bud has long been used in natural medicine for its ability to promote cellular oxygenation, support the respiratory system and improve blood circulation. It is particularly appreciated for its detoxifying role, helping to purify the body and eliminate accumulated toxins.
What are the benefits of Beech bud?
Beech bud is renowned for its multiple benefits to health and well-being. Thanks to its wealth of natural active ingredients, it acts on several levels:
- Improved cellular oxygenation: Beech bud promotes better cellular oxygenation, which improves the body's metabolic functions. It is particularly suitable for people suffering from chronic fatigue, lack of energy or respiratory problems.
- Natural detoxifier: This bud stimulates the elimination functions of the liver and kidneys, helping to purify the blood and evacuate toxins. It is recommended in detox cures to rebalance the body and improve digestion.
- Skin regeneration: Thanks to its action on cell renewal, Beech bud helps improve skin elasticity and radiance. It helps combat skin aging and promotes the skin's natural hydration.
- Respiratory system support: This bud is often used to help clear the respiratory tract and improve lung function. It is effective for seasonal ailments, persistent coughs and respiratory allergies.
- Improves blood circulation: Beech bud has a beneficial effect on blood microcirculation, helping to improve organ perfusion and reduce the sensation of heavy legs or circulatory disorders.
How is Beech bud used in gemmotherapy?
Beech bud is generally taken in the form of glycerol macerate, a solution containing the active ingredients extracted from young buds.
Recommended dosage
- Take between 5 and 15 drops per day, diluted in a glass of water, preferably between meals.
- Carry out a 3-week course of treatment, followed by a one-week break before resuming if necessary.
- It can be combined with other buds to reinforce its effects.
Precautions for use
- Not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women, or young children without medical advice.
- Avoid in cases of anticoagulant treatment or severe kidney disease.
- Always respect the recommended dosage to avoid any risk of undesirable effects.
Where can I buy quality beech buds?
To guarantee optimum efficacy, it's essential to choose a high-quality, organic glycerol macerate obtained from buds harvested in preserved areas.
Recommended points of sale :
- Pharmacies and parapharmacies specializing in phytotherapy
- Organic stores and herbalists, offering certified gemmotherapy extracts
- Specialized websites, offering a wide range of buds and guaranteeing product traceability.
Before buying, it is advisable to check the origin of the buds, the extraction method and the absence of preservatives or chemical additives.
Can Beech bud be combined with other plants?
Beech bud can be combined with other buds to reinforce its effects:
- Blackcurrant bud: powerful anti-inflammatory, natural immune system stimulant
- Oak bud: general tonic, recommended in cases of intense fatigue
- Linden bud: recognized for its relaxing properties, promoting restful sleep.
This synergistic combination optimizes the benefits of gemmotherapy, providing a more targeted effect according to the body's specific needs.
Does Beech bud have side effects?
Beech bud is generally well tolerated by the body. However, certain precautions are necessary:
- It may cause slight agitation in sensitive individuals.
- It is not recommended for people on anticoagulant therapy, due to its action on blood circulation.
- An overdose may cause mild digestive disorders, such as bloating or stomach ache.
In case of doubt, it's best to seek advice from a health professional before starting a course of treatment.
How do I make my own beech bud macerate?
You can make beech bud macerate at home by following these steps:
- Harvest young beechbuds in early spring, when they are still closed.
- Clean them thoroughly before placing them in a glass jar.
- Pour in a mixture of one-third 40° alcohol, one-third pure water and one-third vegetable glycerine.
- Leave to macerate for three weeks, shaking the jar daily
- Filter the macerate and store in a tinted glass bottle, away from heat and light.
This macerate can be used in the same way as a commercial product, in the recommended doses.
Why include Beech bud in your well-being routine?
Beech bud is a precious ally for health and well-being. Thanks to its regenerating and oxygenating properties, it supports the respiratory system, promotes blood circulation, improves skin quality and helps detoxify the body.
Easy to use, it fits perfectly into a natural approach to health. Combined with other buds or taken as a seasonal cure, it optimizes the body's overall functioning and boosts vital energy.
