Hazel: Benefits, Dosage, Contraindications

Cirrhosis
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The anti-sclerosis, or anti-fibrotic effect of hazel can be particularly beneficial for the liver, as it helps prevent or slow the development of hepatic fibrosis. Fibrosis is a process where excessive connective tissue forms in the liver in response to chronic damage, such as those caused by hepatitis, alcoholism, or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). This connective tissue can eventually progress to cirrhosis, where scar tissue replaces functional liver cells, impairing liver function.

Posologie

Oral route: buds

15 drops

gemmotherapy

Bronchitis
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In gemmotherapy, hazel is a lung remedy to take for all the following conditions: asthma, various allergies, bronchitis, bronchial dilations to prevent sclerosis.

Posologie

Oral route: buds

15 drops

gemmotherapy

Asthma
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In gemmotherapy, hazel buds are used for their beneficial effects on lung tissue, helping to reduce the frequency and intensity of asthma attacks.

Posologie

Oral route: buds

15 drops

gemmotherapy

Lymphedema
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Hazel is renowned for its action on the lymphatic circulation, used to help reduce the symptoms of lymphedema by improving lymphatic flow.

Posologie

Oral route: buds

15 drops

gemmotherapy

Skin health
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Hazelnut oil, rich in essential fatty acids, is applied to nourish the skin, promoting its regeneration and improving its elasticity and hydration.

Posologie

Oral route: fruit

oil