Never heard of it until today when someone who lives in France mentioned that he makes an income supplying buds and seeds and nuts and things for gemmotherapy clients. I don't know if he's a practitioner or just supplies the stuff.
Nothing much to be found online - this from Wiki...
Gemmotherapy [from Lat. gemma, bud, and New Lat. therapīa, Grk. therapeia, medical treatment] is a form of herbal medicine that uses remedies made principally from the embryonic tissue of various trees and shrubs (the buds and emerging shoots), but also from the reproductive parts (the seeds and catkins) and from newly grown tissue (the rootlets and the cortex of rootlets). In two instances, remedies are also made from the sap.
Anybody know any more. I suspect it's guff.
Re: Gemmotherapy
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2017 1:09 am
by Tony.Williams
Well, everyone knows of the magical properties of stem cells...
I must admit I thought from the title that it was all about making women feel better by giving them diamonds
Re: Gemmotherapy
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2017 3:01 pm
by chaggle
Tony.Williams wrote:Well, everyone knows of the magical properties of stem cells...
I must admit I thought from the title that it was all about making women feel better by giving them diamonds
For thousands of years Ayurvedic healers and Astrologers throughout India and Tibet have prescribed specific gemstones, worn close to the skin, to treat maladies from chronic conditions to infection, as well as enhancing specific cosmic vibrations. Sunlight passing through the stone would transmit a certain frequency that would be absorbed by the cellular structure of the wearer. Over time the patient’s system resonates in sympathy with this new influence and healing begins to take place.
Powerful medicine.
Re: Gemmotherapy
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2017 3:07 pm
by Tony.Williams
chaggle wrote:
Powerful medicine.
Indeed - and I'm willing to bet that the more valuable the gem, the better the woman will feel :y
Re: Gemmotherapy
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2017 11:12 am
by polomint38
I go old fashioned when I need healing, I dance naked in the local park. This doesn't go down with the local constabulary and magistrates.
The falling is not for the faint of heart.
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Re: Gemmotherapy
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2017 1:00 pm
by Tony.Williams
polomint38 wrote:
The falling is not for the faint of heart.
Many moons ago I knew of a woman called Dawn who married (and took the name of) a chap whose surname was Revell.
