Young pharmacists experiment with natural herbal and flower juices

In the Netherlands, more and more young pharmacists are taking the natural route. They collect herbs and flowers from nature to make juices from them, as reported by the Nieuwsblad. These are small, artisanal initiatives where traditional knowledge is combined with modern preparation methods.

The pharmacists emphasize that they only collect plants that are harvested in a sustainable manner. They pay attention to the seasonality and growth conditions of the plants. The goal is to make health-promoting juices without chemical additives.

According to the source, this trend is becoming increasingly popular. Pharmacists see it as a way to broaden their craftsmanship and make a connection between modern pharmacy and traditional knowledge. The Nieuwsblad reports that the interest of customers in these natural products is growing.

It is not clear if these juices have specific health benefits. The pharmacists advise to always consult a doctor for medical advice. They see their natural juices mainly as a fun and creative way to learn more about the medicinal plants in nature.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.