Corylus avellana 125 ml (4.2fl.oz) by UNDA

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There are three primary functions for the hazel bud.

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Corylus Avellana populated itself across Europe over 20,000 years ago. It seeks fertile and robust soil for its rapid growth and alkalinizes an acidic terrain as it grows. To the Druids, Corylus Avellana had magical properties and became the symbol for the knowledge of hidden secrets and its wood was used in carvings of phallic symbols.

There are three primary functions for the hazel bud.
It is an anti-sclerotic remedy used primarily for pulmonary fibrosis to restore the elasticity lost in chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases.

It has a tonic action on the liver parenchyma and is used to treat hepatic inefficiencies due to hepatic sclerosis.

Lastly, the Corylus Avellana bud has anti-anemic properties to restore erythropoietin and balances hypochromic and microcytic anemias.

INDICATION
Anemia
Headaches
Asthma with Emphysema
Hepatic Insufficiency
Chronic Bronchitis
Necrosis
Cirrhosis
Pulmonary Fibrosis
Emphysema
Smoker's Cough

Corylus Avellana should be used mainly as a complementary remedy as it improves and reinforces the effectiveness of other remedies. Because it has a gentle action on all metabolisms, except for glucosides, Corylus Avellana can be used for a wide variety of conditions. Through its anti-sclerotic action, it can also be effective in cases of necrosis of the extremities, certain cases of arthritis and in cases of neurovegetative imbalance. This remedy is indicated for conditions such as headaches, anemia, neurosis, emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis, asthma with emphysema, chronic bronchitis, dyspepsia, cirrhosis, hepatic deficiencies, sclerosis and smokers cough with blood in the sputum.

Each Drop (0.025 ml) Contains:
Hazel (Corylus avellana) Bud Extract (1:200)
Non-Medicinal Ingredients: Glycerin, ethanol (beet),
purified water ,

Recommended Dose:
(Adults and Children over 12 years old)
Take 50 drops (1.25 ml) three times daily in a small amount of
water, or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.

Gemmotherapy Remedy to be used on the advice of your
healthcare practitioner.
Risk Information: If symptoms persist or worsen, consult
your healthcare practitioner. If you are pregnant or
breastfeeding, do not use, unless directed by your healthcare
practitioner.
NPN 80010996
125 ml

Product overview:
Gemmotherapy Macerates

Gemmotherapy uses the extracts of fresh buds, young shoots, rootlets, or saps from developing plants, where the plant’s life essence is at its peak in the young growths.

UNDA Gemmotherapy remedies are prepared in a natural glycerin and organic ethanol medium, which is then filtered and potentized at a 1/10th dilution (1X Hahnemannian) in a pure water, natural glycerin and organic ethanol medium.

These complex remedies are macerated for increased patient compliance.

This methodology captures the most complete set of highly-concentrated active constituents necessary for tissue regeneration, favourable growth development and essential drainage properties.

UNDA Gemmotherapy facilitates Biotherapeutic Drainage™ and is an excellent adjunct to the UNDA Numbered Compounds.

The Concept of Gemmotherapy

The concept of Gemmotherapy encompasses the basis of natural medicine and the fundamental principles of homeopathic medicine as founded by Samuel Hahnemann:
1. First, do no harm.
2. The body is capable of self-regulation.
3. Physiology prevails over pathology.
4. Restoring the physiology is essential to healing the pathology.
5. The four pillars of health must be also taken into account with equal value: diet, elimination, psychological equilibrium, balanced hereditary characteristics.

How Gemmotherapy Works

The main actions of Gemmotherapy are to:
1. Facilitate the detoxification of the system
2. Aid in tissue regeneration via their active constituents
3. Favour growth development via active ingredients (Gibberelin)
4. Encourage toxin elimination towards the emunctories by acting as biochemical remedies
5. Encourage proper functioning of the organs so that the organism can send toxins to the emunctories. Gemmotherapy is not true drainage.

They can be used alone or as a starting point to enable other therapies to work more effectively. (Greaves, 2002).
Naturopathic therapies are designed to help relieve toxic burden from the body.
Many of these therapies are time consuming, costly and labor intensive.
They also may invoke a healing crisis.
This is rarely seen with Gemmotherapy.

Harvesting
UNDA uses only fresh embryonic tissues (young shoots, rootlets and buds) that are harvested in their most active phase of the growth cycle in the spring.
The herbs are wild-crafted and harvested in Belgium.