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Nosal Mikhail, Ivan
Medicinal plants and methods of their use among the people

Mikhail Andreevich Nosal

Ivan Mikhailovich Nosal

medicinal plants

W o o n e s

in the people

Table of contents

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plants used by the people. 1. General instructions about medicinal plants 2. Collection of medicinal plants 3. Drying of medicinal plants 4. Storage of medicinal plants 5. General information about the methods of use and

dosages of medicinal plants used by the people

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medicinal plants

and their use in traditional medicine. 1. Plants used by the people 2. Plants used by the people for liver diseases

and gallbladder 3. Plants used by the people in diseases

genitourinary organs 4. Plants used by the people in diseases

respiratory tract (lungs, throat) 5. Plants used by the people in the treatment of skin

diseases and long non-healing wounds and ulcers 6. Plants used by the people for the treatment of rickets

("English disease") and scrofula 7. Plants used by the people for heart

diseases 8. Poisonous plants used by the people as

medicinal

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folk remedies for the treatment of certain diseases

her. 1. Diseases of the stomach 2. Diseases of the liver and gallbladder 3. Diseases of the genitourinary organs 4. Diseases of the respiratory system 5. Diseases of children - rickets and scrofula 6. Alternative methods of treating eczema

Conclusion

Application

foreword by the editor.

Traditional medicine and folk remedies have always attracted the attention of doctors and researchers. Some of these drugs, after being tested in clinics, have found application in modern medicine. Such remedies include, for example, the adonis widely used in folk medicine - aDоNIS VERNaLIS, introduced at one time into medical practice by S.P. Botkin. At present, one could enumerate a large number of plants included in official medicine. However, even more herbal folk remedies remained untested.

The use of herbal remedies in folk medicine is consecrated by centuries of folk experience, and mastering this experience could be very useful. However, folk remedies were usually concentrated in the hands of healers, who, protecting their healer's craft, kept them secret. Therefore, both in the past and now, collectors of folk remedies have always experienced difficulties, receiving random and inaccurate information about them.

In this book, prepared for publication by I.M. Nosal, an agronomist of the Rovno region, provides material on medicinal plants that were popular among the people, collected by his father, Mikhail Andreevich Nosal. His son also took some part in the collection of material. The nosal-father himself, judging by the notes he left, had the intention to publish his extensive material in the form of an "open book", believing that "future people ... In connection with the progress of science, they will make additions (to it) ... its new materials, taken from the same inexhaustible source from which he also took, i.e. from the people.

Book by M.A. I.M. Nosal compares favorably with the former, published in the past, folk "healers", "herbalists", etc. The fact that it gives the exact names of plants and details how to use them in folk medicine. It is also valuable that it indicates the time of collection of plants, methods of drying and storage.

The book is intended for doctors, but mainly for researchers who would try to extract a number of data from the "people's treasury" for further study.

It is especially valuable that the author had the opportunity to test many folk remedies personally, recommending them to patients and observing the results of treatment. The author often tried to explain their effect on the patient. In many cases, one can agree with his explanations, but in most they were only assumptions and therefore from the book. The correct explanation will be given by those researchers who, using the author’s materials , wish to test folk remedies subject to personal scientific observation (analysis).

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general information about medicinal

plants used by the people.

1. General instructions about medicinal plants.

From the first days of his existence on earth, man, like any other creature, is subject to serious illnesses. Burdened with infirmities, he seeks relief from his suffering. Searches and finds it in the surrounding nature: Flora and fauna. Centuries, millennia passed, and man did not part with plants, watched them, often cultivated them and diligently studied their healing properties. The centuries-old experience of the peoples formed the basis of scientific medical medicine, which to this day uses substances from medicinal plants, the properties of which were discovered first of all by the people.

Each nation, depending on the geographical conditions in which it lives, has its own medicinal plants, and among all nations the total number of plants that enjoyed the fame of medicinal reached three thousand.

With the growth of the intellect of mankind, erudition and the progress of its general culture, sciences began to appear, and medicine arose as one of the first sciences. Freed from the shackles of quackery, escaping from the tenacious hands of sorcerers and moving away from priestly mysticism, scientific medicine has discarded much as unnecessary ballast and useless for healing, and even more has been questioned. As a result, it turned out that at present the total number of plants that, for one reason or another, could be classified as medicinal, does not exceed 500. However, if a conscientious researcher tried to list all the plants that were considered medicinal by the people, he would have to would come to the conclusion that in some localities their list would have to include all the plants growing there.

The masses of the people are firmly preserved, passing from generation to generation, information about the methods of healing various diseases, as well as about plants that have acquired the glory of healing. Even now, the people use many wild plants for various diseases, despite the fact that modern scientific medicine does not include them in the list of its remedies. Who would have thought that cudweed (GNarnaLIUm ULIGINoSUm L.), in this inconspicuous and burdensome weed of our meadows and fields, contains a substance that neutralizes the acidity of gastric juice, calms the nerves and lowers blood pressure? Who knew 15 years ago that motherwort (LeoNURUS caRDiaca L.) contains an amazing remedy that acts in disorders of the nervous system? Only thanks to scientific research has medicine been enriched with the active substances of these two (taken as an example) plants, the healing effect of which until recently was not only in doubt, but was not even recognized at all. But what about the people? And the people led their own line of behavior in relation to these plants. From generation to generation, from generation to generation, cudweed was used for "angina pectoris" and "confusing" the head (with an excessive increase in blood pressure), and motherwort was used instead of valerian, especially in those areas (high), where valerian did not grow wildly.

Much remains to be explored in folk medicinal plants, for the hieroglyphs of folk medicine can be much more difficult to comprehend than were Assyrian cuneiform and Egyptian rebus letters.

With the broadest, hitherto unseen opportunities for the development of all sciences, which are available in our country, much new will certainly be discovered in this branch of knowledge, especially since with each step forward new and more effective methods of research are being discovered.

To anyone who wishes to engage in the collection of wild medicinal plants, we command the following:

1. Wild-growing medicinal plants are a common nationwide wealth, and therefore never entrust the collection of medicinal plants to those people whom you have not introduced into the minds of the idea that this wealth must be valued and cherished, and not exploited without any plan. Consider, however, the needs of the suffering person, because the person, after all, is the greatest wealth.

2. If a certain type of medicinal plant grows in abundance in your area, try to collect it so that nine of its largest individuals remain per 4 square meters.

3. Never collect those plants that are very scarce in your area, save them until they are fully ripe and then help them to disperse over a wider area. When absolutely necessary, use only some of them.

When collecting plants, you need to know:

one). What parts of a particular type of medicinal plant are used in traditional medicine;

2). At what time the collection should be made and how exactly it is technically carried out;

3). How should plants be dried?

four). What measures should be taken to better preserve the harvested material.

I want to briefly state all this on the basis of a study and a comprehensive, accessible to me, analysis of those methods that I encountered in my many years of practice and which, to the best of my ability, I tried to extract from the bottomless treasury of folk experience and folk wisdom.

2. Collection of medicinal plants.

Any medicinal plant contains one or more active principles, i.e. Substances that, under certain conditions, can exhibit certain healing properties in the human and animal body. These active principles are sometimes distributed throughout the plant. More often, they are concentrated only in certain of its organs, and therefore, for medicinal needs, either the whole plant is used, or only parts of it that contain active principles: In some plants, these are roots, in others, leaves, in others, the entire aerial part of the plant, etc. .D.

The number of active principles contained in a medicinal plant during different periods of growth and development of the latter is not the same and fluctuates; therefore, the time of collection of medicinal plants is not indifferent and is timed to coincide with the moment of the highest content of active principles in them. So, if the whole plant is involved, it is harvested at the beginning of flowering; at the same time, plants are also collected, from which all above-ground parts are used - grass. The leaves are collected, as a rule, before flowering, with the exception of the "coltsfoot" (mUSSILAGO FаRFаRа L.), which is harvested after flowering. Roots, rhizomes and tubers are harvested in autumn, after sap flow stops in the plant, or in early spring before it begins. Seeds and fruits - in the period of their full maturation, with some exceptions (for example, the seeds of the speckled hemlock - soNIUM masULatUm L. They are still green). Finally, the bark is collected in the spring during the flow of sap in the plant.

The collection of above-ground parts of the plant, especially flowers, should be carried out in dry weather and after the dew has disappeared, since only under this condition is it possible to preserve their natural color in the parts of the plant during drying and protect them from self-heating (processes of bacterial and fungal decomposition), which often results in is the loss of the active principle by the plant.

The bark is removed from trunks and branches (buckthorn), and for oak - only from branches - by ring cuts to the wood and a cut along the trunk from one ring cut to another and is torn off manually from top to bottom.

Features of the collection of individual plants will be given in their description.

3. Drying of medicinal plants.

The purpose of drying medicinal plants is to stop the destructive activity of enzymes ("fermentation") and thereby protect the active principles contained in plants for a long time from their changes.

Drying of the collected material is usually carried out either in attics under a shingle or iron roof, or in special drying sheds, or, finally, in dryers, but not in the sun.

When dried, a significant part of the water evaporates from the plants, and therefore the plants lose approximately as much weight in weight: Grass - 70%, leaves - 80%, flowers - 75%, roots - 65%, bark - 45%.

4. Storage of medicinal plants.

Medicinal plants change during drying. They undergo an even greater change during storage, gradually losing their medicinal qualities. Most plants become substandard after a few years, but some deteriorate within a year and become unusable. Our pharmacopoeia requires the annual preparation of fresh materials: belladonna leaves, foxglove, henbane, dope, hop inflorescences (cones), hemlock aconite tubers, fern rhizomes, ergot horns (mycelium) and flax seeds. A very rare example of quality improvement during preservation is the bark of buckthorn, which is preferred to two years of preservation.

For the preservation of well-dried material are of great importance: Storage location and container, or packaging. Most of all, you need to beware of a damp room and storage in a closed form; absorbing moisture, the prepared material is destroyed, changing in color, and gets a musty smell. As a result of the activity of microorganisms that have fallen on it, in particular mold fungi, the deterioration of the material is accelerated. The room should be dry, well ventilated, accessible to frequent inspection; therefore, a barn or basement cannot be allocated for a pantry or warehouse of medicinal plants. A good warehouse can be an unheated room in a living space.

Those of herbal medicinal materials containing highly aromatic essential oils should be kept away from other materials. All toxic materials must be stored unconditionally in a separate room with full guarantee of the impossibility of mixing them with others. If in practice there will be special features in storage packaging, they will be discussed when describing individual plants by species.

5. General information about how to use

and dosages of medicinal plants,

used by the people.

People have noticed that the effect of the same plant on the body may be different and depends on the characteristics of the organism. At the same time, it has been observed that each plant has its own characteristics of action on various organs or their functions. In addition, people believe that the action of one plant is less effective than when combining several plants taken from the same group of them.

This can explain the fact that wherever it comes to fighting stubborn and prolonged suffering, the people use mixtures of herbs and not in vain. They consider this necessary in diseases associated with the main ailment (complicated diseases). in different plants, but also about the fact that the active principles of one plant are released for their work or are stimulated by some substances of another plant, which in fact is not, perhaps, directly medicinal. their interaction.This must certainly be taken into account when studying the effectiveness of the use of folk medicinal plants.Interactions in the body of the medicinal principles of medicinal plants are very complex, but studying them is certainly a rewarding task.

Medicinal plants are used by the people both internally and externally.

T r a s t e n i n i n t i n t i o n 1) In the form of juice squeezed out of a plant, 2) decoctions from plants, 3) extracts from roots, bark, seeds and fruits with the help of water, wine, vodka, alcohol and 4) powder from dried parts of plants.

N a r u n o. In the form of baths, enemas, wrappings in a sheet soaked in a decoction of medicinal plants, in the form of lotions, compresses, applying plant parts and paste from them to sore spots, etc.

Dosages Folk practice shows that the most common and, it can be considered the most suitable and good general dose for oral use is one tablespoon "with a top" of a finely chopped plant or mixture per glass of boiling water, or four tablespoons "with a top" per liter of boiling water. Features of dosages of individual plants will be given in the presentation of the relevant materials.

Based on folk, and in connection with this, personal practice, it remains to make a few more explanations about how decoctions and herbal teas are prepared and when exactly to make decoctions, and when to make teas.

If the mixtures contain bark, roots, tubers, seeds, berries, wood and bearberry leaves, then in most cases decoctions are prepared, in other cases - steams. Comfrey roots and rosehip berries are not subject to decoction, and therefore, when preparing a mixture for decoction, these components cannot be put there. The active substances contained in the root of the comfrey, and the vitamins in the rose hips are destroyed by boiling.

Preparation Four tablespoons of the mixture, each spoon with a top, are poured into a one and a half liter dishes (preferably clay, not metal - this is important to avoid reaction with metal), pour a liter of raw water, stir, cover with a lid and leave overnight at room temperature to the potion is wet. They do it in the evening. In the morning, the mixture is put on fire and, when it boils, they continue to boil under the lid for 5-7 minutes. Remove from heat, leave covered for half an hour, then filter through a clean cloth and wring out. The potion is thrown away, and the broth, if cooled, is heated and drunk. On an empty stomach, a whole glass is drunk hot, and the rest is drunk during the day in four doses, each dose one hour after eating. And so they do throughout the treatment, daily preparing a fresh decoction. When the broth soured by the end of the day (in summer), smaller portions of it are prepared, for about two doses.

N a p a r. They cook almost the same. The only difference is that the potion is poured with boiling water and soared in the oven (gradually cooling down) all night. In the morning, filter, warm and take as well as a decoction.

These are the most common methods of preparing decoctions and steams among the people.

In the vast majority of cases, each medicinal plant contains a very small particle of the active substance or substances, the amount of which cannot yet be practically increased or decreased. Therefore, using medicinal plants, we take with them a microscopic fraction of the substance that has a therapeutic effect. The doctor either increases or reduces the dose of the medicine, depending on the nature and severity of the disease or for other reasons. With medicinal plants, until their active principles have been learned to isolate, this cannot be done. Therefore, people are treated with plants in most cases for a very long time, and practice shows that the longer they are treated, the better. For example, for some diseases (long-term ulcerative processes in the stomach, advanced eczema), plants are treated for many months, taking a break for 14 days every two months. The longer the treatment with plants, the more necessary a certain regimen becomes, such as: Movement in the fresh air, stay in a pine forest, baths, sun, etc. Food is recommended not so much hearty as digestible, with the exception of alcohol and all kinds of spices.

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medicinal plants

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1. Plants used by the people for

treatment of gastrointestinal diseases.

N 1. AsnILLEA MILLEFOLIUM L. - Common yarrow. Russian name: Yarrow; Ukrainian: DerevIy, bloodstone; Polish: KRWAWNIk poSroLITY.

Family: SomroSitae - Compositae.

A well-known plant, its elastic stem grows up to 50 cm. Creeping rhizome with shoots. The stem is straight, slightly hairy, like the leaves. The leaves are bipinnate. The flowers are usually white, but (rarely) pink or purplish, small, in many oblong compound corymbs. The smell of the plant is balsamic, pleasant. Flowers are fragrant, bitter in taste. Blooms from the second half of May until the end of summer. Distributed in all areas, usually in meadows, fields, borders, roadsides, slopes, shrubs, forests.

S b o r. Flowers are harvested during flowering, and leaves in late April and May.

It is believed that the plant improves digestion, stops bleeding, promotes proper metabolism.

Consumption. Yarrow is used both in scientific and folk medicine. In folk medicine, it is a very popular remedy. It is used both internally and as an external agent.

In n at t r b. Yarrow leaf tea is drunk for hemorrhoids, boils and weak periods. Dose - 30.0 g. Per liter of water.

Yarrow leaf juice with honey, 3 teaspoons a day, is taken to increase appetite, improve metabolism, with liver disease and women's diseases.

N a r u n o. The juice squeezed from yarrow leaves and applied to a fresh wound stops bleeding and promotes healing. The action of the juice in relation to wound healing is very effective. Old ulcers, long festering wounds, boils, etc. are successfully cured with yarrow juice. In winter, almost the same effect as the juice of fresh leaves, has a steam from the flowers of this plant with an admixture of 1/3 by weight of chamomile flowers. In the same steam, it is good to wash your face, especially for young women. The skin becomes velvety and matte.

Finely chopped yarrow leaves, mixed with crushed barley and a few grains of bitter pepper, are considered excellent food for turkeys.

Here are a few recipes that people use for both internal and external use.

1. With strong heartbeats, drink two glasses of weak wine daily, into which 24 drops of yarrow juice and 24 drops of rue juice (N 47) are poured into both glasses of wine.

2. Acne on the body, boils and rashes, as the people believe, should be treated by cleansing the blood, and for this purpose they use steam from the following mixture of herbs: Sage (N 49), wormwood (N 7) and rosemary 1 tablespoon each; yarrow (N 1), juniper berries (N 26), lanceolate plantain (N 34), large nettle (N 58), St. John's wort (N 23) and centauria (N 14) - 2 tablespoons each; horsetail (N 82) - 3 tablespoons. They mix everything, take 4 tablespoons from this mixture, each with a top, pour 1 liter of boiling water and soar all night; during the day, in 8 doses, they drink all this steam.

3. In case of inflammation of the bladder, it is recommended to drink a decoction of such plants: Yarrow - 2 tablespoons, cuffs (N 3) - 1 spoon, calamus root (N 2) - 1 spoon, birch buds (N 77) - 2 tablespoons, bearberry leaves (N 75) - 2 spoons. Take 2 tablespoons of this mixture, pour 2.5 cups of raw water and boil for 5-7 minutes; set aside from the fire and filter after half an hour. All this broth is drunk per day in 4 divided doses.

4. Severe pains in the stomach (cramps) are soothed by drinking tea from a mixture of chamomile flowers (No. 28) and yarrow, 1 tablespoon per glass of boiling water. At the same time, a heating pad is placed on the stomach area.

5. Tea from yarrow flowers is drunk (3 cups a day) for uterine bleeding and hemoptysis.

6. When bloating, a decoction of a mixture of the following herbs is considered a very good remedy: Cumin seeds (N 12) - 2 tablespoons, urop seeds - 1 spoon, yarrow leaves - 2 tablespoons, finely chopped straw (N 76) - 3 tablespoons, calamus root (N 2) - 1 spoon and coarsely grated valerian root (N 6) - 1 teaspoon. 3 tablespoons of this mixture, each with a top, pour 3 cups of raw water. Boil 15 minutes. Drink 3 glasses a day.

A few recipes for external use:

1. In case of inflammation of the skin, crushed and turned into a mass of yarrow leaves are applied to the sore spot or smeared with yarrow ointment: A handful of flowers and yarrow leaves are rubbed into a homogeneous mass and mixed with unsalted melted lard. Comfrey ointment (N 52) is prepared in the same way, only instead of leaves and flowers, they take pounded comfrey root. It is recommended to prepare the ointment in small portions and it is best to use it freshly prepared.

2. It often happens that while working in the field, you have to get hurt. Where to look for? Then they look for yarrow, take its leaves (they are juicier than flowers), knead them firmly in (if possible clean) fingers and apply to wounds. After that, in most cases, as I could observe, the wound heals in 3-4-5 days without a trace of suppuration. Even wounds from a cut with a sickle, which usually quickly suppurate and heal slowly, like wounds from a cut with a knife, plow, ax, made in the field, in conditions that are far from sanitary, heal quickly. That is why people call this beautiful plant "bloodwort".

Storing Yarrow grass, leaves and flowers dried in the shade are stored in tin boxes.

N 2. AcoRUS calamUS L. - Calamus marsh (or odorous).

Russian names: calamus bog, calamus fragrant, calamus root; Ukrainian: АIр trostInniy, Tatar zIllya, lepekha, shuvar; Polish: TataRak roSroLITY, aJeR, tataRSkIe ZIeLe.

Family: ARaceae - aronnikovye, aroid.

Calamus has a creeping, roundish, thick rhizome, white inside, soft, spongy, yellow or yellow-green above. The stem at the base is reddish with a lilac (often) tint, the leaves are with clearly expressed veins, xiphoid linear pointed, fleshy. Blooms in June. It does not bear fruit here, but only in the south of Europe. It was brought to Europe from Turkey in the 17th century. The taste of rhizomes is bitter-burning. The smell is pleasant. The plant is well known to all the inhabitants of the village (on the religious holiday of the "Trinity" they decorated living quarters with leaves, spread them on floors, in courtyards and in churches). Distributed throughout the USSR; in the middle part of the USSR it occurs only in places in abundance in rivers and ponds near the banks, forming thickets.

S b o r. The rhizomes are harvested by digging them up with a pitchfork in autumn or spring. Wash in cold water, discard thinner roots, cut into small pieces and dry.

Consumption. Modern medicine uses this plant. In pharmacies, you can find calamus rhizome oil, tincture and extract.

In folk medicine, the calamus rhizome is more widely accepted than in scientific medicine. Considering calamus to be an excellent disinfectant, people rinse their mouths with an alcoholic tincture of calamus for scurvy, wash wounds, festering ulcers, and chew the root during epidemics of cholera, Spanish flu (influenza of 1919) and typhus. Tinctures are prepared on alcohol or strong vodka with different dosages of crushed calamus rhizomes. The tincture is sometimes replaced with a solution of calamus oil purchased at a pharmacy, adding 50 g of it to 2 liters of 90% alcohol. For external use, the tincture is diluted with chilled boiled water in the proportion: Water 3 parts, tinctures 1 part. For internal use, use undiluted tincture and take it before meals from 10 to 30 drops with water or on a piece of sugar. If there is no tincture, use a decoction of 30 g. Rhizomes per 1 liter. Water, boiled in a covered bowl. Both tincture and decoction are used internally for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, diarrhea, diseases of the biliary tract, kidney stones and malaria.

Calamus rhizomes are considered one of the main components of bath mixtures for scrofulous and rickety children (see "Rickets and scrofula").

Calamus rhizomes are also an indispensable component in carminative mixtures of medicinal plants.

In case of hair loss, 3 times a week they wash their hair in a decoction of a mixture of equal parts of calamus and burdock (N 106), sometimes adding a couple of handfuls of hop cones to the decoction.

Inside calamus is taken in the following cases.

1. With sluggish digestion, drink 3 cups a day of a decoction of calamus rhizomes: Rhizomes 15.0 g, water 2-3 cups. Cook for 15 minutes in a covered bowl.

2. According to my observations, even very annoying heartburn stops if you take a fine powder from calamus rhizomes on the tip of a knife 3 times a day.

3. Calamus is included in a mixture of herbs used in the treatment of inflammation of the bladder.

N a r u n o. 1. A decoction of calamus root from 30.0 g. Per 1 liter. Women use water for diseases of the genital organs for sitz baths.

2. Calamus rhizome powder is also used for powdering festering wounds and ulcers.

3. I have often seen the good action of calamus mixed with other plants in a disease which is expressed as follows: Swelling of the tongue, and sometimes cracks on it with chills, fever and difficulty swallowing. In this case, rinse your mouth 3 times a day with a decoction of the following mixture of medicinal plants: Calamus rhizomes - 10.0 g, Sage leaves (N 49) - 8.0 g, Oak bark (N 41) - 10.0 g. And large nettle leaves (N 58) - 10.0 g per 1 liter of water.

4. Calamus is also used for toothache. To do this, prepare the medicine as follows: For half a liter of vodka at 60 degrees, take 10.0 g. Fine powder of calamus rhizomes, shake, cork the bottle, tie the cork with twine. A bottle in a standing position is covered with dough and baked like bread. It turns out, as it were, a vodka decoction of calamus, a glass of which is taken into the mouth and kept on the aching tooth.

In the Rovno district of the Rovno region, it is customary for the people to take the same vodka inside if tuberculosis is suspected. In such cases, they drink a glass of this vodka before dinner. If the vodka is strong, it is diluted with a little boiled water. People claim that after two weeks of taking such calamus vodka, the cough becomes soft, appetite appears and the general condition of the patient improves significantly. Vodka is drunk only once a day.

Storage. Store unground calamus rhizomes in barrels lined with paper inside.

N 3. ALSNIMILLA VULGARIS L. – Common cuff. Russian name: Cuff ordinary. Ukrainian: Love spell, goose paw, zirochki. Polish: PRZeWROtNIk poSroLity.

Family: Rosaceae - rosaceous.

The cuff is a plant with a stem 10-30 cm high, creeping and arching upwards, especially during flowering. The lower leaves are on long petioles, and the upper ones are almost without petioles; the upper ones are five-six-lobed, the lower ones are seven-ten-lobed. The lobes are rounded, crenate-serrate, covered with hairs on both sides. There are many flowers, they are all very small, green-yellow, crowded into balls. The taste of the plant is sometimes bitter, and in most cases it is tart, astringent, the smell is slightly balsamic. The plant is distributed in a vast strip of the European part of the USSR, except for the most southern regions. Grows in meadows, groves, borders, forest edges, pastures.

S b o r. Gathered by cutting plants during flowering. It has an astringent, expectorant effect on the human organism, improves metabolism.

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Energy exchange law

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Law of Discrimination

This law is associated with expression of your truth. People often violate it, so all kinds of incidents and conflicts occur.

Each person has his own truth, his own vision of the world.

Starting to live according to this law, you take as a basis that you have your own truth, and others have theirs. The truth of others is no worse than yours.

If this is accepted as an axiom, conflicts, clashes, disputes will disappear, because you will stop imposing your point of view, your picture of the world on others.

Let's formulate the principle of this law:

Every person has the right to express their truth.

Learn not to hide your truth. When a person hushes up what is in his soul, because of the observance of decency, does not want to offend another, he blocks the energy.

This can be expressed in various diseases of the throat.

But don't go to extremes either. Learn to express your truth softly and confidently, to find the right words.

It is important to strike a balance so that your boundaries do not suffer and the person is not offended.

This law imposes certain responsibilities on you.

If you have made the decision to carry your truth, realize that others have the right to express their opinion regarding you, which may be unpleasant for you.

It is important with what message you speak your truth. If your goal is to humiliate, offend a person, then you will get a return.

If you lovingly express your point of view, even the unpleasant truth, it is quite possible that a person will listen to you, even if not the first time.

How to stop being afraid to show your truth? it will help you release energy, emotions, beliefs, limitations that prevent you from being yourself, and broadcast your truth with love.

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As you can see, all laws are intertwined.

It is impossible to draw a line where the action of one law begins and the manifestation of another ends.

I hope that the application of these basic laws will help you change your outlook on life, and then life itself.

Treatment with multicomponent medicinal collections is usually more effective than single plants and you need to learn how to combine them correctly. When compiling the collection, it is necessary to take into account the individual characteristics of the patient and the presence of concomitant diseases. And of course, take into account the indications and contraindications of plants for various diseases. Therefore, the drug collection must contain additional ingredients. When compiling a collection, you must:

know the indicators of blood pressure and take into account the main trend of its change (for example, when compiling a collection for a patient with cholecystitis with arterial hypertension, the collection includes not only choleretic plants, but also with hypotensive action, otherwise the treatment can provoke a hypertensive crisis, worsen the general condition);
the state of the patient's intestinal motility, a tendency to constipation or diarrhea should be taken into account, and raw materials of a laxative or astringent action should be included.
some plants act on the muscles of the uterus and can be dangerous for pregnant women.

Some herbal preparations can cause an allergic reaction in the body. In these cases, it is necessary to start with a microcollection (2-3 components) and after 5-7 days add one plant at a time to the collection in order to identify the allergen. Herbal preparations have a multifaceted effect on the human body, which justifies the use of the same herbs for the treatment of various diseases. Only a doctor can foresee an undesirable side effect of medicinal plants after a comprehensive examination of the state of the patient's body.

The quantitative composition of the ingredients in medicinal collections is the most diverse. They can contain up to several dozen plants, but most often the number of ingredients is from 3 to 7 plants. It should be borne in mind that due to constant interruptions in the supply of pharmacies with the necessary herbal raw materials and the difficulty of independently harvesting the necessary plants, collections that include a small amount of ingredients are more affordable than multicomponent ones.

There are different recommendations for the use of medicinal fees.

For chronic diseases, drugs are usually taken for one month followed by a 5-10 day break, or for 2-3 months followed by a two-week or one-month break. With continuous intake of collections for 2-3 months, it is advisable to have 3-4 collections of various plants of unidirectional action and, in order to avoid getting used to them, alternate each of the collections after 10-15 days during the specified period, and then take a break.

Usually, when treated with medicinal plants, improvement occurs after a few days, but a lasting effect can only be achieved with long-term (at least six months) and regular use of herbs. The absence of a positive effect within 2-3 weeks is usually the basis for replacing the collection. The course of treatment with fees and their subsequent use should be determined by the attending physician with constant monitoring of the course of the therapeutic or prophylactic process.

Modern medical science has proven that phytotherapy has a number of significant advantages over the use of synthetic drug chemotherapy drugs. Medicinal plants, as a rule, are well tolerated by patients, do not have undesirable side effects, they can be used for a long period of time. They combine well with each other and can affect various organs and systems, which makes it possible to simultaneously treat concomitant diseases of internal organs (stomach, liver, kidneys, and others). As mentioned above, medicinal herbs are used in the form of infusion, tincture, decoction or juice of the plant, which are taken orally and injected into the urethra. The therapeutic effect is significantly increased with electro-, phono- or magnetophoresis of the phytopreparation.

Do you think you have found your true calling or are you only working for a paycheck? Do you truly love what you do? After all, a person, according to statistics, spends more than 25 years at work, that is, most of his heyday.
How to understand that you may actually be a world-class star, but in reality your creations are heard only by karaoke walls and close friends? Or maybe you are a brilliant teacher but are forced to work as a manager in a bank, since there is a higher salary and a social package?

In Chinese metaphysics, the opportunity to find one's calling is one of the pillars of good luck, the other two are health and family, because a person doing his favorite thing is a happy person. And there is a very detailed, actionable form of analysis - Bazi, or 4 pillars of destiny, based on 5 elements, which can help you find your true calling, do not waste time searching and immediately determine your true abilities.
At the seminar on July 26, using the example of the Natal Chart of several people - Gennady Golovkin, Goar Avetisyan, Yana Rudkovskaya and Dimash Kudaibergenov, Nastya Kamensky, I will talk about the possibilities of each of the 5 elements. After all, if initially a person from an influential family, with a good education, then a priori he has more opportunities to open a business or achieve a high position, but when a person from the outback, without access to expensive knowledge, succeeds, everyone has an idea - maybe I can do it ? And what each of us is capable of, we will consider in detail at the seminar. Pre-registration is required, places are limited!

Seminar program:
5 elements - their abilities and inclinations
Signs of the action of elements - sometimes it is not even necessary to look at a map, appearance, voice behavior - all this betrays the presence of one or another element.
How to cheer up a relaxed man-Soil and relax a tense man-Metal? A very useful guide for bosses and parents.
Signs that your activity is clearly not suitable for you.
Corrections and recommendations for all elements
Auspicious dates in August, why it will be special and why you should be especially careful this month.
Activation by Qi Men Dun Jia in August.

The seminar is led by Elena Li, a professional consultant on feng shui, Chinese metaphysics and geomancy, a resident of the Chinese Academy of Feng Shui and Metaphysics, the founder and owner of the Solar Feng Shui company.

Seminar program, duration - 1 hour. Start at 19:30. Pre-registration is required, places are limited!
For all workshop participants:
You can ask all questions to Feng Shui Master Elena Li
Drinks and food for everyone
20% discount on all feng shui amulets only on the day of the seminar.
Gifts for excellent feng shui for each participant of the seminar.
Cost 3988 tenge
Pre-registration by phone +7 707 111 86 18, +7 707 111 86 18
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In many of our materials, we rely on laws of the universe, tell how they affect our lives, the adoption of important decisions and choices.

This material presents a free interpretation of the first 7 Cosmic Laws transmitted through Michelle Eloff in January 2010.

Let each person unconsciously apply at least one of these laws in life.

I propose to find out how they intertwine in your life and how with their help you can become successful, happy and filled with harmony.

7 Laws of the Universe

Our universe is governed by certain laws.

Knowing and applying them correctly, you will succeed in any field - whether you want to split the atom, build an empire, write a killer advertisement, or just live happily.

Why am I so sure?

Because the universe doesn't care if you're a good person or a bad person. The rain waters both equally.

The Universe empowers those who correctly understands and performs her laws.

You yourself will understand this as soon as you start using the laws of the universe in your life.

What are these Laws that govern the destinies of people?

Energy exchange law

Everything is made up of energy. Energy is always in motion.

A person constantly exchanges energy with other people. Sends something out and receives something back.

The first principle of this law Everything must be in balance.