The Tree and Man: Reunions and Intricacies
By Diana, A look at the Project and the Gemmessence site The Tree and the Man are inseparable since the birth of this humanity. They carry in common the verticality, this movement of elevation which we believed for a long time to be specific to the human race, but which, in a more subtle way, seems to characterize all the kingdoms, the planet, and more broadly the Universe… and the Universe. They also each carry the horizontal deployment, the expansion, whether external such as the conquest of territories - land, sea, space - or internal - the deployment of the...
Philiatros, "Friends of Medicine"
Fig tree bud “piercing” the wood Philiatros, "Friends of Medicine" One of the main qualities of “stem cells” or embryonic cells that are undifferentiated, used in Gemmotherapy which are at the source of the bud, is to detect physiological problems and possibly to be able to repair them. Gemmotherapy is not a drug but Embryotherapy , an embryonic medicine using buds, rootlets, young shoots, inner bark of stems or roots, all parts of plants in growth, multiplication, renewal, cell creation . Everything that contributes to the youth of the organs. These are these virtues offered by Embryotherapy: first a draining...
Instructions for use of mother macerates
The choice of dosage is as important as the choice of plant or mycelium and can hardly be done at random. There is a kind of standard that Gemmotherapists have created and that has worked on patients and I therefore reproduce it here for those who prefer to manage their health alone. For information I allow myself to indicate that the dosages that I find vibratory range from 1 drop in the morning to 30 drops this is a ratio depending on the sensitivity of the person to the intensity of his pathology. The duration varies from a few days...
La Bruyère and La Callune, riches of acidic lands
Bruyère and Callune Botany : There are 2 plants that look very similar, which often live next to each other and which have the same virtues: Calluna , Calluna vulgaris Heather , Erica vulgaris History : Galen in the 2nd century already recommended heather against female and male urinary problems and to break up stones, Erica comes from the Greek which means to break, to break, which could not be clearer, the name of the plants always being in concordance with the relationship they have with the men. Ancient medical literature is quite prolix on heather, as we can verify...