Prunus Amygdalus – Almond tree

Ecology and Phytosociology

Although the almond tree normally grows in North Africa and Western Asia, many varieties are cultivated in the South of France. Its very hard and heavy wood can be easily polished, but tends to split and twist, like the grapevine, with which it grows in the South of France, as well as the olive tree.

Indications for Use

• Anti-sclerotic agent for seniors with hyperlipidemic and thrombophilic conditions (lowers triglycerides when combined with Olea Europea).
• Renal anti-sclerotic agent: Lowers levels of urea and uric acid
• Nephrosclerosis
• Lipoid nephrosis
• Renal amylosis
• Effect on coagulation: Clear tendency toward thrombophilia, useful in cases where there is a tendency toward hypercoagulation (overly thick blood). Indicated for cases of coronaritis.
• Arteriosclerosis
• Angiosclerosis
• Senile arteritis
• Infarction: Post-infarction hypertension, scarring of the myocardium, prevention of thromboses
• Thyroid stimulant
• Reduces the formation of lithiases in the bile duct.