A new blog-based website is available at www.gemmoworld.com. Gemmoworld acts as a newsfeed for developments in gemmotherapy, as they happen. News articles on a broad variety of subjects of interest are complemented by a Twitter feed for breaking news items.
Subjects covered so far include Roger Halfon's new book, a seminar on gemmotherapy held in Tokyo, and the first ever appearance of gemmotherapy on television.
The Gemmoworld site is mobile-friendly and automatically loads as a text-only, self-formatting page when accessed from a smartphone (though without the tweets - so if you want these to come to your mobile device you'll need to subscribe to the Gemmoworld feed at Twitter).
Gemmoworld is seen as a day-to-day enhancement of the gemmotherapy.info site; any news items of lasting interest will be adapted for publication here.
The first English book on gemmotherapy was by Max Tetau MD, Gemmotherapy: A Clinical Guide. It’s over twenty years old now and so a little behind on more recent developments. But it's still a sound introduction and contains a lot of useful information on the main remedies. Tetau was one of the ‘founding fathers’ of gemmotherapy, and this is the translation of a book he wrote in French. You can get it from 
Do you know of a case that could benefit from gemmotherapy, or are you looking for treatment yourself? The 
