bluish blue - perennial height from 35 to 100 centimeters, has a thick short creeping brown rhizome with densely planted root lobes. The cyanosis has a simple erect stem, sometimes slightly branched in the upper part of the plant, with a smooth and hollow surface inside. The leaves of the plant are pinnate, alternate, glabrous, with oblong-lanceolate lobes. Flowers vary in color from light blue to deep purple. Bell-shaped flowers are collected in a long racemose panicle located at the top of the plant. In the first year of growth, a basal rosette of leaves develops. The fruits of cyanosis are spherical boxes with numerous seeds. Flowering time - July - August.
Distribution sites are forest edges, river banks, glades, damp meadows of the forest-steppe and steppe zone. The roots and rhizomes contain triterpene saponins, fatty and essential oils, organic acids, and resins. There are also starch, lipids, trace elements (manganese, molybdenum, zinc, copper). Blue cyanosis is an excellent expectorant and sedative. Its calming properties are significantly superior in strength to valerian preparations (about 8-10 times). Under the influence of cyanosis, reflex excitability decreases, blood clotting increases. Cyanosis preparations treat acute and chronic bronchitis, pulmonary tuberculosis, bronchopneumonia, whooping cough, insomnia, increased nervous excitability, neurosis, epilepsy.
Procurement and storage of cyanosis blue
Medicinal raw material in blue cyanosis is the rhizome. It is harvested in autumn when the aerial part of the plant wilts. When digging up plants, one should remember that small and not fully ripened plants should be left in the soil, as well as about 20% of each thicket of the total number for its restoration. Having dug up the roots, they should cut off the stems shortly, and then quickly rinse them. cold water. Larger rhizomes should be cut into several pieces and then subjected to heat or solar-air treatment. The shelf life of such raw materials is 2 years.
Medicinal properties of cyanosis blue
- The components that make up the blue cyanosis are very irritating to the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract, for the first time representatives of traditional medicine noticed this and began to use herbal decoctions and tinctures as an expectorant.
- With the help of tinctures from the root, headaches, insomnia are treated, and a difficult condition is relieved in women with menopause.
- Also cyanosis helps in the fight against hypertension, angina pectoris, cardiosclerosis and arrhythmia.
- medicinal plant has pronounced diuretic, disinfectant and hemostatic effects.
- Extracts and decoctions of blue cyanosis help with cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, relieve swelling, ulcers and remove sand.
The use of cyanosis blue in folk medicine
Blue cyanosis has bioactive properties, due to which it is used in the treatment of nervous disorders. The medicinal plant reduces nervous reflex excitability, motor activity, nervous tic, convulsions and insomnia.
The plant cleanses the vessels of mineral and fatty deposits. The miraculous effect of blue cyanosis is manifested during the treatment of cough, bronchospasm, catarrhal and obstructive conditions of the respiratory tract. With tuberculosis, the plant helps to cough up, stop hemoptysis, and also helps thin the sputum. An infusion of herbs is used for insomnia, epilepsy, depression, headache, fright, hysteria, nervous breakdown, for the treatment of gastritis and ulcers.
Decoction of cyanosis blue
First you need to grind the roots of cyanosis, then place them in a porcelain, stainless or enameled vessel and pour water at room temperature, based on the calculation, pour 200 ml of water into 6 g of the plant. Then it is necessary to close the vessel with a lid and heat in a water bath for 30 minutes, cool and strain. The broth is stored for 3 days in a cool and dark place.
A decoction of blue cyanosis for tumors or diseases of the duodenum and stomach
It is necessary to take two tablespoons of crushed blue cyanosis roots and pour a glass of boiling water, then cook for 15 minutes in a water bath. Let it brew for one hour, then you can strain. The decoction is taken in a tablespoon after meals.
Powder from cyanosis blue
First you need to grind the root of the medicinal herb to a powder state. Then take 6 grams of powder and pour a glass of boiling water. Let the broth brew in a warm place for several hours, and then strain. Take after meals one tablespoon 3 times a day.
blue cyanide tincture
First, grind the roots of the plant, then take 10 grams, pour the resulting powder with 70% alcohol. The tincture should be infused for a month in a dark place, while it needs to be shaken regularly. Take 3 times a day for fifteen drops.
Contraindications
Blue cyanosis has no specific contraindications, but it is recommended to limit its use in cases of high blood pressure and haughty blood clotting. The plant can also cause side effects, namely shortness of breath, vomiting, headache, diarrhea.
Its color can be different: blue, purple, lilac. Medicinal grass likes to grow in forests in the most shaded places, along river banks, in thickets of bushes. It is known under such names as azure cyanosis, double strength, Greek valerian, mother liquor, forty-flowered, blue St. John's wort.
Blue, the medicinal properties of which have been used in the official and folk medicine, valuable for its useful qualities, but it also has some contraindications.
Chemical composition
The main source of medicinal properties of the plant is the root system. It consists of:
- organic acids;
- lipids;
- starch;
- resinous substances;
- fixed oils;
- galactose;
- ash;
- saponins;
- essential oils;
- minerals.
Beneficial features
The blue cyanosis plant, especially its root, is valued for its beneficial properties, which have been used in medicine in the manufacture of various preparations:
- anti-inflammatory agent - relieves the sensation of pain, inflammation, accelerates the treatment of peptic ulcer of the gastrointestinal tract;
- wound healing agent - the rate of blood clotting changes, due to which it increases; as a result - faster healing of wounds, ulcers, reduced pain;
- a remedy for atherosclerosis, cerebrovascular accident;
- normalizes the functioning of the adrenal glands;
- antipruritic - used for outdoor processing skin from bites, with scrofula, dermatitis;
- sedative - in terms of sedative properties, cyanosis is 8 times superior to valerian root;
- bactericidal agent;
- hypnotic;
- improves metabolism;
- expectorant - due to high content saponins, which affect the process of liquefaction of sputum and easily remove it from the body.
- sedatives;
- preparations for the treatment of peptic ulcers of the gastrointestinal tract;
- nutritional supplements;
- expectorants;
- syrup based on cyanosis roots for the treatment of bronchitis and lung diseases.
Pharmacy preparations
In pharmacies, free sale offers a tablet form of medicines made on the basis of blue cyanosis herb extract. 
These include the following:
Did you know? Preparations containing blue cyanosis are harmless and natural remedy And, most importantly, they are not addictive.
Collection and storage of medicinal raw materials
Roots are in high demand in the pharmaceutical industry. blue hypericum. The collection must be carried out in the fall, when its ground part withers. It is better to choose plants of the first and second year of life. They are carefully dug up, the stems are cut as unnecessary, the roots are thoroughly washed in cold water. 
If the root is large, then it is cut into several parts. Dry the prepared raw material for outdoors, on the veranda, attic, you can also use special drying cabinets at a temperature not exceeding 50 °C. Ready-to-eat roots become brittle and break easily. The harvested raw materials are sealed in sealed containers and stored in a dry and well-ventilated area. The shelf life of medicinal raw materials is 24 months.
Traditional medicine recipes
Greek valerian preparations are used to reduce excitability nervous system, reducing the manifestation of a nervous tic and convulsions, combating insomnia. In the treatment of pulmonary diseases, tuberculosis, decoctions and tinctures on the plant help to cough up, hemoptysis decreases or stops altogether, sputum is excreted from the body.
Tinctures help in the treatment of headaches, insomnia, and alleviate the manifestation of unpleasant symptoms during menopause. A decoction and extracts from forty-flower relieve swelling, ulcers, remove sand from the body.
Did you know? Powder from the stems and flowers of blue St. John's wort is also used to treat wounds from bites of animals that are infected with rabies, and an infusion of them is used for dysentery.
Decoction
A decoction of blue cyanosis roots can overcome even the most severe cough. It successfully treats acute and chronic diseases lungs and bronchi. The results become noticeable quickly enough, while this liquid is useful for the entire respiratory system. In addition, the decoction does an excellent job with the treatment of diseases such as epilepsy. To prepare a decoction, take 2 tablespoons of blue hypericum roots and a glass of boiling water. Simmer in a water bath for 15 minutes, leave for 1 hour. The liquid must be filtered, and then restore the original volume of the broth by adding boiled water. Take 1 tablespoon after meals, preferably at least 3 times a day.
Important! Treatment of epilepsy should not be combined with alcohol intake. There have been cases that, after successful treatment of epilepsy with blue cyanosis preparations, people returned to their previous lifestyle, with the use of alcohol, and epileptic attacks returned.
Infusion
Infusion of blue St. John's wort treat colds. To prepare the infusion, you need to grind 6 g of dry cyanosis roots and pour them with a glass of water. Insist for 1 hour. Infusion take 1 tablespoon after meals three times a day.
Alcohol tincture
Alcohol tincture cyanosis blue has found application in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. The bioactive properties of the herb also help in the treatment of nervous disorders. Quite effectively, the tincture fights cough, manifestations of bronchitis and bronchospasm. 
To prepare it, take 10 g of Greek valerian roots, grind into powder and pour a glass of alcohol. All this must be placed in a dark place for 2 weeks to infuse. From time to time, the tincture must be shaken, mixing well. After 14 days, the finished tincture is filtered. The drug is taken 15 drops 3 times a day.
Expectorant and sedative. It is indicated for acute and chronic bronchitis, pulmonary tuberculosis, nervous and mental diseases, enuresis in children, epilepsy. It is superior to valerian in its soothing effect. It also has a hemostatic, antispasmodic and moderate anti-sclerotic effect. It is used in the treatment of gastric and duodenal ulcers.
Other names: azure cyanosis, Greek valerian, blue St. John's wort, abuse-grass, two-sil
Polemomum coerilleum L.
Blue family.
Raw material: cyanosis blue grass
The therapeutic effect and medical use of cyanosis blue
In folk medicine, the roots or blue cyanosis herb are used, the roots have a slightly stronger effect. Blue cyanosis has antitussive, expectorant, sedative (superior to valerian), pronounced hemostatic, moderate anti-sclerotic, wound healing, diuretic and disinfectant effect. Antibacterial properties are expressed in relation to the coccal group of microbes.
In scientific medicine, cyanosis is used as a good expectorant and sedative (sedative), which is 8-10 times more powerful than valerian and does not cause side effects.
Cyanosis has entered medical practice relatively recently. In 1932, the presence of saponins in cyanosis was established. In this regard, it was proposed as a domestic raw material capable of replacing imported from North America senega for its expectorant properties. The cyanosis is not only not inferior to the expectorant effect of imported senega and ipecac, but also somewhat surpasses them in therapeutic effect especially in bronchitis. A clinical study of cyanosis as an expectorant was first conducted at the Tomsk Medical Institute in patients with tuberculosis, acute and chronic bronchitis, lung abscess, pneumonia in the resolution stage. Sinyukha was used as an extract, 15 drops 3 times a day, and also as a decoction at the rate of 6 g of roots per 200 ml of water, 3-5 tablespoons per day. The course of treatment lasted 30 days. In most patients, positive dynamics was detected on the 2-3rd day of treatment. The amount of sputum increased, its separation was facilitated, inflammation in the lungs decreased, the cough became softer, pain decreased.
Soon the sedative properties of cyanosis were discovered. And the laboratory of pharmacology VILR confirmed the sedative effect of cyanosis and offered its preparation in combination with the cudweed herb used in peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum. The assumption about the inhibitory effect of cyanosis saponins on the development of atherosclerosis. Under the influence of cyanosis saponins, the content of cholesterol in the blood of patients with atherosclerosis is significantly reduced, at the same time, the level of blood pressure also decreases. Histological studies have shown that the use of this natural preparation has a positive effect on large vessels and the aorta.
The use of a combination of cyanide marsh and blue cyanosis in peptic ulcer disease is based on the sedative property of cyanosis and the ability of cudweed to accelerate the regeneration of the mucous membrane, the healing of the ulcer. In a clinical study of this method of treatment, patients received a sparing diet, an infusion of marsh cudweed (10:200) 50 ml 3 times a day before meals and a decoction of cyanosis (6:200) 1 tablespoon 3 times a day after meals to avoid irritating effects saponins. In most patients, the pain stopped, the symptom of a niche disappeared on X-ray examination, the acidity of gastric juice usually decreased, and body weight increased. The drugs did not cause side effects. Prescribing ‘these two herbs separately did not give the same results as combined use. The pharmaceutical industry produces dry extracts of cudweed and cyanosis in tablets, which are dissolved in water before use.
In folk medicine, cyanosis is used along with valerian as a sedative for insomnia, fear, disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, colds, etc. effective tool during treatment epilepsy.
Dosage compliance and toxicity
Cyanosis is non-toxic at therapeutic doses, but when taken in large amounts, it can cause vomiting, diarrhea, headaches, and shortness of breath.
Method of preparation and use of cyanosis blue
Infusion of rhizomes with blue cyanosis roots (Infusum rhizoma cum radicibus Polemonii coerulei):
6 g (2 tablespoons) of raw materials are placed in an enamel bowl, pour 200 ml of hot boiled water, close the lid and heat in a water bath for 15 minutes, cool at room temperature for 45 minutes, filter, the remaining raw material is squeezed out. The volume of the resulting infusion is adjusted with boiled water to 200 ml. The prepared infusion is stored in a cool place for no more than 2 days. Take as an expectorant 1 tablespoon 3-5 times a day after meals. With peptic ulcer - 1 tablespoon 3 times a day after meals, simultaneously with the infusion of cudweed marshmallow. You can replace the water bath with infusion in a thermos for 8-12 hours.
Decoction of cyanosis herb, preparation method:
Blue herb decoction: 10 g of raw materials are poured into 300 ml of boiling water, boiled for 15-20 minutes, insisted, filtered after 15 minutes. Chilled broth store in the refrigerator for 2 days. Take 2-3 tablespoons 4-5 times a day after meals (adults). For children, the dosage is reduced by 2-8 times, depending on age, on the recommendation of a doctor.
Decoction of cyanosis roots, preparation method:
A decoction of rhizomes with blue roots (Decoctum rhizoma cum radicibus Polemonii coerulei): 3 g of raw material is poured into 200 ml of boiling water, boiled for 15-20 minutes, infused at room temperature for 10 minutes, then filtered. The remaining raw materials can be used 1-2 more times in the same way, pouring boiling water and steaming for 15 minutes. Chilled broth store in the refrigerator for 2 days. Take 1 tablespoon 4-5 times a day after meals.
The use of cyanosis in epilepsy, enuresis and increased nervous excitability in children
With increased nervous excitability, headaches, increased intracranial pressure and enuresis, children under 10-12 years old are recommended the following dosage - 1 teaspoon (1.5 g) of crushed cyanosis roots or 5 g of cyanosis herb pour two cups of boiling water. Steam in a water bath or low heat under a lid for 10-15 minutes. Insist 2-3 hours, strain. Children under 5 years old - 1-2 ml 3-4 times a day, 5-7 years old - 3-4 ml, 7-10 years old - 5 ml. The broth is very bitter, but you should not dilute it with sweetness, it is better to swallow it quickly and drink it with water. This taste is easy to get used to. In addition to a sedative effect, reducing intracranial pressure, cyanosis can improve appetite and sleep in children. After 2-3 weeks, take a break for at least a month. In epilepsy in children, long-term use of cyanosis blue in combination with shiksha and other antiepileptic herbs is recommended.
Is not medicine. Consult your doctor before use.
Blue cyanosis belongs to the genus of the cyanosis family, there are approximately 50 species growing in the cold and temperate latitudes of the north. These perennials (annual representatives are also found) have large, not paired pinnate, alternate leaves and can grow up to 1 meter tall.
The flowers of the cyanosis are blue, less often white, pink, blue, in color, form inflorescences in the form of panicles or shields. Plants are not very common in culture, the most common blue cyanosis and creeping cyanosis.
Varieties and types
(azure , azure ) grows in the European zone of Russia, Siberia and Western Europe. It is characterized by a thick creeping rhizome, with multiple root lobes, erect, slightly pubescent shoots in the upper part from 35 to 120 cm high and another non-paired pinnate pointed foliage.
Inflorescences in the form of a racemose panicle are formed from blue flowers. Flowering occurs at the beginning of summer and lasts for 50 days. Blue cyanosis is a winter-hardy plant that can withstand frosts down to -35℃.
There are its white-flowered and variegated varieties, bred by cultivators. They are distinguished by special requirements for cultivation and care. The development of the variegated species is slower than the usual one, its flowering is not so rich, but the beauty of the foliage crosses out these shortcomings.
Less than blue in height - up to 45 cm. Its leaves are variegated, in spring they acquire a pinkish tint. Small (up to 2 cm in diameter) flowers of lilac-blue color form tassels of inflorescences. The flowering period of this species begins earlier - in May, and lasts about the same. It is also winter hardy.
Of the varieties of creeping cyanosis, it is quite in demand cyanosis touch of class - short, lush, highly decorative, from 25 to 40 cm tall, with dark green white foliage along the edges (the shade of the edges becomes pinkish in autumn) and slightly aromatic pale blue bell flowers.
Cyanosis blue landing and care
Blue cyanosis should be planted in a lighted or semi-shaded area with ordinary garden soil. The love of moisture determines the location of the cyanosis growing in natural conditions - on river banks, damp meadow areas, so it is better to choose a place with shallow groundwater. In general, blue cyanosis is not demanding in terms of care.
There are no special requirements for the soil - it is desirable that it be fertile, with a light mechanical composition, like low-lying (but not waterlogged) soils. High levels of salinity and acidity are not suitable. The earth must be systematically weeded, carefully, paying attention to the pliable leaves and shoots of the plant.
Phloxes are also members of the Blueberry family, easy to grow when planting and caring for open ground. Although phloxes do not have medicinal properties, they are perfect for decorating landscape design. You can find recommendations for growing and caring for this crop in this article.
Watering cyanosis
The basic rule to follow when growing this plant is regular watering. For him, soil moisture is important, primarily because it hardly tolerates drought, and therefore, in the summer heat, the frequency of irrigation is increased.
cyanosis transplant
The cyanosis tolerates the transplant perfectly, despite the fact that it can easily do without it for 5 years, and the variegated one even more.
When rejuvenating a bush, it is divided into parts during early spring or autumn, then, after moving to a new site, the soil is mulched with compost mixed with peat.
Fertilizers for cyanosis
Granular superphosphate is most often used as a fertilizer, carefully spreading it over the earthen surface under the bushes.
This is best done immediately after the end of winter, thereby supplying the cyanosis with nutrients for many months. To make flowering more abundant, you can fertilize again - in the summer.
Cyanosis pruning
When there is no need for seeds, pruning of all faded inflorescences is carried out. At the same time, it is possible to shorten / remove all shoots, which stimulates the development of young ones, sometimes forming new inflorescences in the same year.
In variegated cyanosis, only faded inflorescences are cut off, as it looks great even after flowering.
With the onset of frost, the cyanosis should be cut off the aerial part, leaving only 5 cm stumps above the ground. When the winter is over, as mentioned above, you need to fertilize the plant so that it is strong and grows faster.
cyanosis blue growing from seeds
Seeds of cyanosis are propagated in spring or winter. They are sown to a depth of 1 to 1.5 cm. In the 1st year, the seedlings form only a rosette, in the 2nd year shoots grow and inflorescences form. When disembarking finished seedlings flowering will take place in the same season.
Seedlings are obtained from seeds by sowing them in March in containers filled with light soil and keeping them under conditions of moderate ambient temperature. With the onset of June, seedlings are planted in a flower garden or in a garden. Cyanosis is characterized by frequent self-seeding.
cyanosis propagation by cuttings
Propagation by cuttings is carried out by cutting cuttings from the stems in early summer. Their length should be from 10 to 12 cm. Cuttings should be planted in loose soil, shaded and watered stably.
Diseases and pests
Blue cyanosis is almost not attacked by pests and is very rarely sick. A stressful situation for her comes in a dry time, and manifests itself in a delay or absolute absence of flowering, inhibition of growth and development.
This can be avoided with regular watering. In general, if the ability to provide a plant required quantities there is no moisture, it is better not to take on its cultivation.
Blue cyanosis medicinal properties and contraindications
Medicinal properties cyanosis blue are known in many countries. In Korean medicine, it is indicated that the action of cyanosis blue roots is ten times higher than that of valerian. Given that the roots are very thin, it is not easy to collect them, but preparations based on them are endowed with high efficiency.
Taking medicines from the roots of the plant is performed after eating - this prevents irritation of the gastric mucosa. Care should be taken when exceeding the recommended doses, and also, with problems associated with increased blood clotting and hypertensive crises, it is better to abandon these drugs altogether.
The roots begin to be collected before the flowering period and continue after it ends. At the same time, they are carefully examined, since neighboring roots of other plants may be among the required ones. After cleaning from the ground, they are washed under running water for a very short time. cold water, so that the healing substances do not “exhale”, then they are cut, dried, and dried in an oven at a temperature of no more than 60℃.
cyanosis blue tincture
The roots are much more powerful in terms of impact compared to the herbaceous part and flowers. To make an infusion from the roots, they should be crushed to a size of no more than 3 mm, pour 200 ml of boiling water, steam in a water bath for half an hour.
Cool for 10 minutes, strain and add the missing volume of water. Take an infusion of 3-5 tbsp. l. as an expectorant, sedative and in gastric disorders.
Decoction of cyanosis blue
With frequent stress and before complex operations, a decoction of cyanosis roots is quite effective. You can prepare it as follows: 1 tbsp. l. pour 600 grams of water, bring to a boil and cook for half an hour over low heat.
Next, while the broth is hot, add 2 tbsp. l. medicinal mixture consisting of heather herbs, motherwort, hawthorn (fruits or flowers), lemon balm, peppermint, hops (cones), and cover with a lid for 10-15 minutes.
After straining, the decoction is ready for use - a quarter cup before meals 4 times a day (the final dose is performed at bedtime).
The people say Sinyukha is azure or blue. It is a perennial plant with a tall stem. The average height is 1.2 meters. It usually blooms in summer and autumn with beautiful characteristic blue flowers.
Blue cyanosis medicinal properties and contraindications
The following medicinal properties of cyanosis blue should be noted:
- The main components of cyanosis have an irritating effect on the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract and help thin the sputum.
- Helps with diseases of the heart and cardiovascular system.
- Useful for insomnia, depression and headaches.
- It is a disinfectant.
As such, the plant has no contraindications. Do not exceed the dosage during pregnancy and lactation.
Medicinal properties
The medicinal properties of the herb are unique, so it is used both in modern medicine and in folk medicine. Helps with chronic and inflammatory diseases of the lungs and bronchi. In terms of soothing characteristics, it surpasses even valerian. Infusion of cyanosis is taken with disturbed sleep patterns or insomnia, it relieves irritability, agitation and anxiety well. In symbiosis with others medicinal herbs effective in the treatment of stomach ulcers.
Aqueous solutions are used to treat and prevent diseases such as:
- Acute pneumonia;
- Nervous excitement and insomnia;
- Acute form of chronic bronchitis;
- Ulcer of the stomach and duodenum;
- nervous state;
Contraindications
In addition to medicinal properties, there are some contraindications for use. With great care, it can be used for pregnant women and nursing mothers. In its composition, it contains substances that can harm the child. You can not be treated with herbal remedies for people with high blood pressure and blood clotting. In case of abuse, it may appear headache, diarrhea, shortness of breath and vomiting.
cyanosis root blue
The roots contain many saponins, which help to thin the sputum in the respiratory tract. Also, the roots are very rich in chemical elements: copper, potassium, manganese, magnesium, selenium, nickel, calcium, iron, essential oils, resinous substances and galactose.
Medicines based on the root help to restore lipid metabolism, activate the adrenal cortex, prevent the development of atherosclerosis, and accelerate blood clotting. The healing properties of cyanosis were highly appreciated in neurology, where the treatment of disorders of the nervous system, as well as stroke and heart attack, is actively practiced.
Decoctions and infusions of the roots are used to treat chronic bronchitis, whooping cough, pulmonary tuberculosis, bronchopneumonia, gastrointestinal ulcers, dysentery and fever. Poultices are made for the bites of snakes and animals infected with rabies.
Contraindications to the use of infusions are children under 3 years old, pregnant women and women during lactation.
cyanosis blue chemical composition
In its composition, the potion has many medicinal components, therefore it is called a medicinal herb. Preparations based on cyanosis blue in their composition have a lot of saponins (triterpene glycosides), resinous substances, organic acids, fatty and essential oils. It owes its therapeutic properties to its composition, namely saponins.
Application in traditional medicine
In folk medicine, not only the rhizome, but also the stems are used to prepare the medicine. The plant is harvested in mid-autumn, in the second year of life. The root is dug up, washed well and dried in the open air or in a dryer, while the temperature should not exceed 50 degrees. Much less often than the cyanosis root, the upper parts are used, most often in dried form. The shelf life of such a blank is 2 years.
Syrup
The syrup is used as a dietary supplement. It is a storehouse of useful minerals and vitamins. The syrup reduces nervous tension, irritability and anxiety, helps with insomnia and headaches, has calming properties and reduces excitability.
Tincture
The tincture is known for its bioactive properties. It is often used to treat nervous disorders, as it cleanses the vessels of fatty and mineral deposits. Effective action tincture has in the treatment of cough, bronchitis and bronchospasm.
To prepare the tincture, 10 grams of dry root are ground, poured with alcohol - 100 grams, insisted for 30 days. Take 20 drops 3 times a day after meals.
Decoction
Root decoction is drunk for chronic and acute diseases lungs and bronchi. The improvement comes very quickly. Moreover, the decoction affects not only the trachea, but also the entire respiratory system.
The decoction is prepared simply: 2 tablespoons of the dried mixture of roots and flowers pour boiling water over a glass of boiling water and keep in a water bath for 15 minutes. After the time has elapsed, leave the broth to “rest” in a dark, cool place. Consume after meals 1 tablespoon 3-4 times a day.
There is a positive trend in the treatment of epilepsy. The number of seizures is significantly reduced, and the strength of seizures is significantly weakened. You need to drink a course with a certain frequency: drink a decoction for a month, a break for a month, this will not completely cure the disease, but it will definitely improve your well-being. Patients who used cyanosis decoctions felt much better at the end of the course of treatment.
