30 ml
Organic gemmotherapy complex N°17 Defence combining the young wild rose shoot and alder, fir and hornbeam buds. Glycerine macerate to be taken in drops. 30 ml bottle.
The young shoot of wild rose (Rosa canina) is traditionally used in gemmotherapy to support the natural defences of the body.
The silver fir bud (Abies pectinata) is traditionally used in gemmotherapy to support the comfort of the respiratory sphere.
The hornbeam leaf bud (Carpinus betulus) is traditionally associated with the comfort of the upper respiratory tract and of the mucous membranes.
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Four buds and young shoots in strictly equal parts: the formula reads as a synergy, without a dominant active surrounded by mere adjuncts.
High concentration of buds (12%), maceration in the three traditional solvents: filtered water, organic wheat alcohol and organic vegetable glycerine from rapeseed.
Traditional Dr Pol Henry method: fresh buds from wild sites, picked by hand, neither cryo-ground, nor refrigerated, nor dehydrated, put to macerate on the very day of picking. Dynamised maceration for 21 days, full traceability.
Certified organic (BE-BIO-01), without artificial additives, without added mother tinctures or essential oils. Buds harvested by hand in France in accordance with the French Pickers' Charter.
10 gouttes
× 1
between meals
For adults: 5 to 10 drops per day, neat or diluted in spring water, between meals.
For your child: from 3 years, 1 drop per year of age. From 10 years: see adults.
For your pet: 1 to 3 drops per 10 kg of body weight in the water bowl, or pour a few drops into the palm of your hand and stroke your pet, which licks itself.
Emotional/energetic level: 1 drop per day for 3 months.
The drops may be diluted in a little water for greater gentleness.
Per 10 drops
| Component | Amount | % NRV* |
|---|---|---|
| Rosa canina (young shoot) | 6.25 mg | — |
| Alnus glutinosa (leaf bud) | 6.25 mg | — |
| Abies pectinata (bud) | 6.25 mg | — |
| Carpinus betulus (leaf bud) | 6.25 mg | — |
Water, Ethanol*, Vegetable glycerol* from rapeseed (texturing agent), Rosa canina* young shoot: 6.25 mg**, Alnus glutinosa* leaf bud: 6.25 mg**, Abies pectinata* bud: 6.25 mg**, Carpinus betulus* leaf bud: 6.25 mg**. *Ingredients from organic farming. **Quantities expressed as dry equivalent.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
In children, seek the advice of a healthcare professional before use; do not give before the age of 3.
In case of medicinal treatment, and in particular immunosuppressive treatment, or in case of autoimmune disease, seek the advice of a healthcare professional before use: this complex is positioned on the natural defences of the body.
Caution in people allergic to spring pollens: the formula contains black alder leaf bud (Alnus glutinosa) and hornbeam leaf bud (Carpinus betulus), of the same botanical family as birch and hazel.
Contains 25% alcohol. The recommended daily dose (5 to 10 drops) corresponds to less than 0.15 ml of alcohol. To be taken into account in case of alcohol withdrawal.
Food supplement. Not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of young children.
| Pregnancy | Not recommended |
| Breastfeeding | Not recommended |
| Children | Medical advice recommended |
| On medication | Medical advice recommended |
The macerate contains 25% alcohol, but one drop contains less than 0.02 ml of alcohol. At a rate of 5 to 10 drops per day, the daily dose is below 0.15 ml of alcohol, i.e. the equivalent of a few mouthfuls of slightly fermented apple purée or a small piece of sourdough bread.
From 3 years of age, at a rate of 1 drop per year of age; from 10 years of age, the adult dosage applies (5 to 10 drops per day). As the macerate contains 25% alcohol, seek the advice of a healthcare professional before giving it to a child, and dilute the drops in a little water.
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