Organic Bilberry Bud Extract

Bilberry bud macerate is recognized in gemmotherapy for supporting night vision, ocular microcirculation, and capillary resistance. The buds of Vaccinium myrtillus are harvested in spring and macerated in a water-alcohol-glycerin mixture. 50ml. Organic. Herbes et Traditions.

Presentation and profile

Wild bilberry is one of the richest sources of anthocyanosides in the plant kingdom. In gemmotherapy, its spring buds concentrate these blue-violet pigments, as well as embryonic growth factors oriented toward microcirculation and vision.

• Vaccinium myrtillus bud: European wild bilberry. To be distinguished from cowberry (V. vitis-idaea), whose buds have a more metabolic profile.
• Glycerinated macerate: extraction in a mixture of purified water, organic alcohol, and vegetable glycerin.
• 50ml: Organic. Herbes et Traditions.

How to use this bud macerate?

Traditional use in gemmotherapy: 5 to 15 drops in a glass of water, 1 to 2 times a day. 4 to 8-week course. Consult a practitioner for an adapted protocol, especially in case of proven visual disturbances that require an ophthalmological assessment.

This food supplement cannot replace a varied and balanced diet.

Precautions

• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose
• Contains alcohol
• Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women
• In case of anticoagulant treatment: consult a doctor (anthocyanosides)
• Keep out of reach of children
• Store away from heat and light

FAQ

Are the anthocyanins in bilberry buds different from those in the fruit?
Ripe bilberries are rich in dietary anthocyanins. Spring buds contain these same pigments, but in the context of embryonic tissue with growth factors and specific enzymes absent from the fruit. In gemmotherapy, buds are considered more complete.

Can bilberry and ginkgo be combined for vision?
Yes, this is a combination frequently recommended by gemmotherapy practitioners for conditions of visual fatigue and deficient ocular microcirculation. Ginkgo for cerebral and ocular circulation, bilberry for retina-protecting anthocyanins.

Is this macerate suitable for people on anticoagulants?
Anthocyanosides can have a mild antiplatelet effect. As a precaution, consult your doctor before use if you are undergoing anticoagulant treatment.

Bilberry bud macerate, gemmotherapeutic support for ocular microcirculation and vision

Organic Bilberry buds (Vaccinium myrtillus), glycerinated macerate, 50ml.

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