Common Birch - Boiron Gemmotherapy [2 fl. oz.]

Description

Common Birch has limited nutritional effect in the human body, except when a person has been adversely affected by nutritional deficiencies of cell salts or B vitamins, and subclinical malnutrition.* It may be used by anyone in a deficiency state.* ... Gemmotherapy is one seminal origin point of modern Phytotherapy. Gemmotherapy uses ONLY the flower buds and/or young shoots from the mother plant. It could easily be called Phyto-embryonic Therapy. ... Traditionally, Gemmotherapy has been used by knowledgeable nutritional practitioners and homeopaths to assist in the gentle drainage and detoxification processes of the human body. This form of plant-based nutritional therapy has long been popular in Europe. The use of buds in traditional herbal pharmacopoeia dates back to the middle Ages when Alchemy was the common means of treatment.