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CERES Dipsacus fullonum mother tincture, psoriasis treatment, arthritis, osteopenia, osteoporosis, Lyme disease
Dipsacus fullonum benefits:
The roots are used to make medicine. People take teazle for small wounds and a skin condition called psoriasis. It is also put on the skin to treat arthritis.
Dipsacus fullonum, is nutrient dense herb support for osteoporosis and osteopenia, chronic Lyme disease, treat Candida overgrowth and Jaundice.
CERES Dipsacus fullonum, psoriasis treatment, arthritis, osteopenia, osteoporosis, Lyme disease
wild teasel mother tincture
Plant parts used: Underground parts with leaf rosette
Manufacturing instructions: HAB, § 3a
Pack size content: 20 ml
CERES Dipsacus fullonum, psoriasis treatment, arthritis, osteopenia, osteoporosis, Lyme disease Pharmaceutical company:
Ceres Heilmittel GmbH
Schloss Türnich, D-50169 Kerpen
Manufactured by Ceres Heilmittel AG, Switzerland.
Homeopathic medicine.
active CERES Dipsacus fullonum, psoriasis treatment, arthritis, osteopenia, osteoporosis, Lyme disease ingredients
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Wild teasel mother tincture
Plant parts used: root
Essence of the plant:
The wild teasel has only recently been rediscovered as a medicinal plant and its healing potential has therefore only been described incompletely. In terms of her figurative expression, she is designed to resolutely reject everything that does not belong to the center. On all parts of the plant, it shows a strong connection to the center. The leaf shells, which are usually filled with rainwater and grow around the central shoot axis, form a highly effective climbing barrier against all soil animals. The central vein of the leaves is covered with numerous spines on the underside. The central, uppermost flower head is the largest among all flower heads. The dismissive gesture is linked to an expression of movement from the inside out, especially in the flower heads. Accordingly, the flowers of the egg-shaped protruding flower head first begin to bloom in the middle in the form of a ring. When they wither, the neighboring flowers sprout, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own. sprout the neighboring flowers, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own. sprout the neighboring flowers, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own.
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Schloss Türnich, D-50169 Kerpen
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CERES Dipsacus fullonum, psoriasis treatment, arthritis, osteopenia, osteoporosis, Lyme disease excipients
- ethanol
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Wild teasel mother tincture
Plant parts used: root
Essence of the plant:
The wild teasel has only recently been rediscovered as a medicinal plant and its healing potential has therefore only been described incompletely. In terms of her figurative expression, she is designed to resolutely reject everything that does not belong to the center. On all parts of the plant, it shows a strong connection to the center. The leaf shells, which are usually filled with rainwater and grow around the central shoot axis, form a highly effective climbing barrier against all soil animals. The central vein of the leaves is covered with numerous spines on the underside. The central, uppermost flower head is the largest among all flower heads. The dismissive gesture is linked to an expression of movement from the inside out, especially in the flower heads. Accordingly, the flowers of the egg-shaped protruding flower head first begin to bloom in the middle in the form of a ring. When they wither, the neighboring flowers sprout, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own. sprout the neighboring flowers, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own. sprout the neighboring flowers, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own.
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Wild teasel mother tincture
Plant parts used: root
Essence of the plant:
The wild teasel has only recently been rediscovered as a medicinal plant and its healing potential has therefore only been described incompletely. In terms of her figurative expression, she is designed to resolutely reject everything that does not belong to the center. On all parts of the plant, it shows a strong connection to the center. The leaf shells, which are usually filled with rainwater and grow around the central shoot axis, form a highly effective climbing barrier against all soil animals. The central vein of the leaves is covered with numerous spines on the underside. The central, uppermost flower head is the largest among all flower heads. The dismissive gesture is linked to an expression of movement from the inside out, especially in the flower heads. Accordingly, the flowers of the egg-shaped protruding flower head first begin to bloom in the middle in the form of a ring. When they wither, the neighboring flowers sprout, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own. sprout the neighboring flowers, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own. sprout the neighboring flowers, so that the flowering wave migrates to the poles as a double ring. Although teasel means thistle , it is not one of the thistle plants, but forms its own botanical class. In contrast to thistles, their spines are not so much an expression of aggressive defense against possible external attacks – the flower spines, for example, are much too soft for that – but of a decided pushing out of what is not their own.Title Default Title
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