Yarutka Field And Cistus Rose - Rare Plants That Heal Stomach Ulcers, Fever, Eczema

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Cistaris (Galeopsis ladanum), field yarrow (Thlaspi arvense) - rare plants that cure stomach ulcers, fever, eczema

Pikulnik cistus

Often among the people, the name of the same herb is transformed. For example, the popular name for gills is given to two very different types of plants - toadflax of the common Norichnikovye family and to Pikulnik of the Lipocyst family. Apparently, we are talking about the gill - the Latin name Galeopsis ladanum L - cistus pikulnik. All types of gill (pickle) are harmful to horses. The corolla of the flower of this plant is yellow, and the middle lobe of the lower lip is purple. A plant is like a weed growing in vegetable gardens where potatoes are grown, in fallow fields, fallow fields.

The advantage of this plant is that in folk medicine, a decoction of the herb is drunk for stomach ulcers, and when used externally, it is effective in the form of lotions for eczema. An infusion of the herb of the cistus plant in water or milk is taken when coughing with profuse sputum production, with chronic rhinitis and pulmonary tuberculosis. In German folk medicine, an infusion of herbs is drunk for bronchitis, bronchial asthma, spleen diseases, anemia and furunculosis.

It must be borne in mind that the plant is poisonous, therefore, requires caution when applied internally. It is recommended to take 1 tsp. herbs for 3 cups of boiling water or milk and take 1 glass per day for 3-4 doses.

Field yarok

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An annual plant with erect stems, popularly called the money box, the penny because of the shape of the fruit, which has a rounded, flattened shape. Oily seeds are placed in pods of this shape with a winged keel. Leaves are sessile, oblong, sagittate-toothed at the base. The flowers are small, white, collected in a brush. Distributed as a weed plant throughout Siberia, from the Urals to Kamchatka. It grows in fields, near roads, in garbage places, in crops, near dwellings.

Medicinal raw materials are leaves, as well as stems and flowers, which have an astringent, disinfectant and antiscorbutic effect. The leaves are edible and can be used as a salad.

In folk medicine, they are used for fever, for angina pectoris, scarlet fever (drink an infusion of herbs and gargle with it). The extract from the fresh grass has a hemostatic effect and is used for uterine bleeding, the infusion of the leaves is drunk for gonorrhea.

Infusion of herbs and fruits (2 tablespoons / 1 tablespoon boiling water, leave for 4 hours), take 1 tsp. 4-5 times a day with fever, angina pectoris, as a means of regulating sexual activity in case of sexual impotence, for the same purpose, the leaves and fruits of the jar are used in the form of powder - they take 0.3 g 4 times a day.

The herb infusion is taken in 1 tsp. every 2 hours as a diuretic and enhancing male potency remedy, as well as for infertility. Infusions of grass are taken for plague, anthrax, pulmonary tuberculosis, for scurvy, for purulent wounds, for inflammation of the ovaries, urethritis, for pneumonia, lung abscess as an expectorant, for ulcers, warts, skin diseases, and uterine cancer.

In case of kidney disease, venereal diseases and diseases of the joints, take an infusion of flowers. Seeds of yarutka in the form of an infusion are used for flatulence, with sciatica, as a tonic, detoxification for poisoning.

Water and alcohol extracts of seeds exhibit antibacterial activity.

The aboveground parts of the yarrow have an abortive purpose.