Gemmos Lauren Hubele
Blackberry, Rubus fructicosus
Rubus fructicosus
1.7 fl oz (50 ml) - Young Shoot Extract
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A deeply restorative extract used in full doses once elimination has been optimized to regenerate tissue on a cellular level particularly in the lungs, kidney, and uterus.
Why Lauren loves Blackberry Gemmo:
I am so impressed by the deep rejuvenating qualities of this extract.
The Blackberry Vine
Native to most of Europe this aggressive deciduous throned shrub is a seeker of well-drained areas and sunlight. It thrives in very acidic to very alkaline soil and can often be found tangled in hedgerows with Dog Rose. Well recognized for attracting bees, beneficial insects, birds, butterflies, and other pollinators, the nectar and pollen-rich flowers support a wide array of wildlife. Long known for its healing qualities, Pliny the Elder (1st Century AD), mentions it in his encyclopedia “Natural History”, an antidote against snake and scorpion bites, and advised it to heal wounds.
Within the Restoring Immunity System
Nervous System Support
Not indicated for use during these stages.
Elimination Support
No direct action on elimination
Alkalizing Support
Once elimination is optimized this extract should be considered as part of a protocol for:
Myomas, fibroids inside or outside of the uterus along with Lingonberry, Raspberry, & Black Currant OR Common Alder & Sequoia
To improve and protect bone density with Sequoia & Lingonberry
For Lung restoration in the case of emphysema with Heather and in the case of COVID 19 with Sweet chestnut and Hazel
Here’s a Podcast on Blackberry to learn more.
Gemmo Ingredients
- Plant: 5%
- Glycerine: 33%
- Ethanol: 18%
- Water: 44%
Precautions
None known.
Disclaimer
Gemmo extracts are not meant to treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult with your practitioner before using these or any product during pregnancy, along with prescription medications or if you have a serious medical condition.
The previous statements and all statements on this site have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Description
A deeply restorative extract used in full doses once elimination has been optimized to regenerate tissue on a cellular level particularly in the lungs, kidney, and uterus.
Why Lauren loves Blackberry Gemmo:
I am so impressed by the deep rejuvenating qualities of this extract.
The Blackberry Vine
Native to most of Europe this aggressive deciduous throned shrub is a seeker of well-drained areas and sunlight. It thrives in very acidic to very alkaline soil and can often be found tangled in hedgerows with Dog Rose. Well recognized for attracting bees, beneficial insects, birds, butterflies, and other pollinators, the nectar and pollen-rich flowers support a wide array of wildlife. Long known for its healing qualities, Pliny the Elder (1st Century AD), mentions it in his encyclopedia “Natural History”, an antidote against snake and scorpion bites, and advised it to heal wounds.
Within the Restoring Immunity System
Nervous System Support
Not indicated for use during these stages.
Elimination Support
No direct action on elimination
Alkalizing Support
Once elimination is optimized this extract should be considered as part of a protocol for:
Myomas, fibroids inside or outside of the uterus along with Lingonberry, Raspberry, & Black Currant OR Common Alder & Sequoia
To improve and protect bone density with Sequoia & Lingonberry
For Lung restoration in the case of emphysema with Heather and in the case of COVID 19 with Sweet chestnut and Hazel
Here’s a Podcast on Blackberry to learn more.
Gemmo Ingredients
- Plant: 5%
- Glycerine: 33%
- Ethanol: 18%
- Water: 44%
Precautions
None known.
Disclaimer
Gemmo extracts are not meant to treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult with your practitioner before using these or any product during pregnancy, along with prescription medications or if you have a serious medical condition.
The previous statements and all statements on this site have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).