Organic Fig Bud Macerate

Fig bud macerate is recognized in gemmotherapy for supporting nervous and digestive balance during periods of stress and chronic anxiety. The buds of Ficus carica are harvested in the spring and macerated in a water-alcohol-glycerin mixture to preserve their embryonic active ingredients. 50ml. Herbes et Traditions.

Presentation and profile

The fig tree is a Mediterranean tree whose buds hold a special place in gemmotherapy for their action on the neuro-digestive axis. Chronic stress often affects the nervous system and digestive transit simultaneously—the fig bud is traditionally used for these two related areas.

• Ficus carica bud: common Mediterranean fig tree. Its buds concentrate enzymes (ficin), amino acids, and phytohormones specific to embryonic tissues.
• Glycerinated macerate: extraction in a mixture of purified water, organic alcohol, and vegetable glycerin.
• 50ml: Herbes et Traditions.

How to use this bud macerate?

Traditional use in gemmotherapy: 5 to 15 drops in a glass of water, 1 to 3 times per day, preferably before meals for digestive action. Consult a gemmotherapy practitioner for a protocol adapted to your specific needs.

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
• Keep out of reach of children
• Store away from heat and light

FAQ

Why is the fig tree used for both stress AND digestion?
In gemmotherapy, the fig tree is considered a macerate for the neuro-digestive axis. The enteric nervous system (the neurons of the gut) communicates closely with the brain: stress impacts digestion and vice versa. The fig bud traditionally addresses both areas simultaneously.

Can fig and blackcurrant be combined?
Yes, this is a combination frequently recommended by gemmotherapy practitioners for conditions involving fatigue with a nervous and digestive component. Take the two buds at different times of the day.

How long should the treatment last?
In gemmotherapy, a minimum of 3 to 6 weeks is generally necessary before observing the first effects on the nervous and digestive systems. Consult a practitioner to adjust the duration.

Fig bud macerate, gemmotherapeutic support for the neuro-digestive axis during periods of stress

Fig Buds (Ficus carica), glycerinated macerate, 50ml.

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As a supplement: Organic Blackcurrant Buds and Organic Intestinal Comfort Synergy for digestive and nervous support.

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