About the company
About the founders
- What is Gemmotherapy?
- Current Range
- Ozone Gel & Soap
- Air Purification
- Water Purification
- Simplexes
- Complexes
- Manufacturing Methods
- Current Range
- What do we understand by the
term Nosode?
- Definition of Autosanguis Therapy
- History
- Types of Autosanguis Therapy
- Mode of action
- Why Haemolysed Autologous Blood?
- Advantages of desensitising
with Potentised Autologous Blood
- B. Jain Books
- The Homoeopathic Heritage Journal
- Book List
PRODUCTS
GEMMOTHERAPY
What is Gemmotherapy?
Gemmotherapy is a form of phytotherapy, and is traditionally used as a drainage or detoxification therapy for specific disease conditions. Certain Gemmotherapy remedies have specific actions and are used as stand alone treatments for the conditions they are indicated for.
Gemmotherapy extracts are manufactured from embryonic plant material. The young shoots, rootlets or buds are macerated in a glycerine and alcohol solution. The resultant extract is then decanted and filtered. Thereafter it is combined with a mixture of glycerine, alcohol and water and succussed to a 1D homoeopathic potency.
Fusion Homoeopathics CC imports their Gemmotherapy extracts from Belgium, and they are then succussed by hand to a 1D potency.
Gemmotherapy should only be used under the treatment and supervision of a qualified practitioner. Fusion Homoeopathics CC only supplies Gemmotherapy to qualified practitioners.
Current Range
The following Gemmotherapy remedies are currently available:
Aesculus hippocastanum |
- Haemorrhoids and circulation problems |
Alnus glutinosa |
- Poor blood circulation, headaches of vascular |
Ampelopsis weitchii |
- Arthritis, rheumatism |
Betula pubescens |
- Stress, general tonic, sexual problems |
Betula sap (Seve de Bouleau) |
- Excess uric acid and cholesterol |
Carpinus betulus |
- Upper respiratory tract infections |
Cedrus libani |
- Dry skin infections |
Citrus limonium |
- Elevated fibrinogen levels, female complaints |
Cornus sanguinea |
- Thrombosis esp. of the small vessels |
Corylus avellana |
- Liver drainage |
Crataegus oxyacantha |
- Heart tonic |
Fagus sylvatica |
- Oedema, renal insufficiency, obesity due to water |
Ficus carica |
- Gastric and peptic ulcers |
Fraxinus excelsior |
- Regulates blood uric acid levels |
Ginkgo biloba |
- Circulation enhancer |
Juglans regia |
- Skin infections, varicose ulcers |
Juniperus communis |
- Hepatic insufficiency, cirrhotic syndromes |
Olea europaea |
- Hypertension, arteriosclerosis and hypercholesterolemia |
Pinus montana |
- Chronic rheumatism and osteoarthritis |
Platanus orientalis |
- Acne, vitiligo , skin conditions |
Quercus pedonculata |
- General depression |
Ribes nigrum |
- “Nature’s cortisone” |
Rosa canina |
- Recurrent infections |
Rosmarinus officinalis |
- Hepatic insufficiencies |
Rubus fructicosus |
- Arthritis |
Rubus idaeus |
- Menstrual disturbances, female problems |
Sambucus nigra |
- Immune stimulating, anti-viral, anti-bacterial |
Seve de Bouleau |
- See Betula sap |
Sequoia gigantea |
- Geriatric tonic |
Sorbus aucuparia |
- Venous insufficiency, congestion |
Tilia tomentosa |
- Nervous system drainer |
Ulmus campestris |
- Wet, weeping skin infections |
Vaccinum vitis idaea |
- Intestinal drainer |
Viburnum lantana |
- Lung drainer |
Vitis vinifera |
- Arthritis of small joints |
Zea mais |
- Post myocardial infarction and heart disease |
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