Cherry Stem

Origin and history


The cherry stem is actually the stalk of the cherry fruit. Used since ancient times in Europe and Asia, it is traditionally harvested, dried, and then used in herbal teas for its diuretic and purifying properties. Traditional medicine recommended it for "cleansing the body" and promoting the elimination of excess water. Even today, it is recognized as a leading diuretic plant.

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Properties and benefits of cherry stems

Cherry stems are rich in potassium salts, flavonoids, and tannins. They are mainly known for:


  • Its diuretic action: it promotes renal elimination of water and helps to decongest tissues.

  • Its purifying role: traditionally used in drainage treatments, it supports the elimination of toxins.

  • Its benefit for urinary comfort: it helps maintain good urinary tract health.

  • Its effect on circulation: by facilitating drainage, it can help reduce feelings of heavy legs.

These virtues make it an ally in weight loss programs, water retention, or to support kidney function.

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