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In addition, it expands the spleen and spleen, and also increases the separation of the more fluid spleen in the respiratory tract. The water of the spleen also leads to the respiratory tract, which increases the frequency of ventilation of the spleen. That is, we breathe in and out air faster than if we did not experience this center. In addition, such almond water can be washed with leather, with a patch, with an inflamed state, with bacterial infections or with fungus. It works whitening, brightening the skin, it roams the skin, improves blood circulation in the proper skin, it also speeds up the change of the skin matter and also the change of gas. In addition, it increases the process of tissue regeneration.

It is very helpful in treating spleen, spleen, spleen, and also rosy spleen. Because it improves the blood circulation in the skin, it also prevents discoloration, after the change of spleen, and also in the change of not only the cross character, but also in the case of spills, for example, in the case of a patch or in the case of a spleen. Also valuable for treatment are the spleen and spleen. The spleen is made up of bark and branches. We take about two or three tablespoons of finely chopped branches or leaves and we pour one glass of cold water, then we bring to a boil, cook for about 70 minutes, leave under the lid for 20 minutes.

It also needs to be cooked under the lid. And we consume such a spleen for 120 ml several times a day. We can also use it for skin care, washing, washing the covers. The spleen is also suitable for levitating, for the spleen and spleen, and for acute hemorrhoids. The spleen is rich in lupo, in general in phytosterol, eudesmine acid, paracumar acid and nitrile, i. e. in cyanogenic glycosides, e. g. amygdalin, prunazin. These glycosides, under the influence of acids and enzymes contained in the plant, are decomposed into benzoyl aldehyde, glucose and of course prusky acid, i. e. cyanobacterium with a characteristic almond smell.

So if you prepare a spleen with a branch or bark, a brew of leaves or flowers, you will smell the characteristic smell of these cyanogenic compounds. We know that they were once counted as vitamins, even described as vitamin B17 and prescribed to them anti-cancer properties. The same spleen, thanks to triterpenum, also in the research of some authors, has just shown anti-cancer properties. The spleen contains phytoncides, widely understood compounds for anti-bacterial, anti-virus and fungistatic action. These phytoncides break down the bacterial cells, in addition to the fungus from the spleen group, most viruses also act on the proliferation of the cancer cells. That is why the wound was once washed away with odvar, and the wound, the rotting, also infected with lactose-free bacteria.

Lactose-free bacteria are sensitive to cyanogenic compounds, as well as to oxygen, because they are lactose-free. The same way, the clots of the bacteria act on cyanogenic compounds. The same way, the scab also neutralizes unpleasant odvar, that is, neutralizes unpleasant odors. After feeding the mouth, in the form of a infusion, the yellow-tinted, soothing yellow-banded spleen works, and similarly to almond water, which was created by distillation, also acts as a hypotensive agent. The clots also have anti-pain and anti-virus properties, especially in the form of odvar, scab and branch. Flowers, in the form of a brew on water or milk, can also be fed to children with insomnia, with anxiety, and also with colds.

We also prepare a infusion, the so-called fresh tincture, taking one part of the flowers for 10 parts of the solvent. The best is, of course, ethanol or isopropanol, 60-70% and such an infusion, after dilution, can be used to beat the oral cavity, the throat, the nipples, and gums. In addition to this, to wash wounds, skin or coating. However, if this fresh tincture infusion is prepared on 60-70% ethanol, it then has soothing properties and therefore can be used for mouth.

In the dose of 5-10 ml, one or two times a day, after the previous mixing with water It is also worth mentioning that the cheremcha prevents the hair from becoming inflamed and the skin of the hair so if someone has problems with baldness then it is recommended to wash the hair in the shower and also to rub the hair with a hair dryer for example from the cheremcha buds, leaf or flower or from whole branches such a hair dryer should be prepared with 70% alcohol you can also add some antifreeze to it about 5% or just arrange it on a ready-made antifreeze and rub the hair with a hair dryer the cheremcha has estrogen properties especially buds, branches and flowers besides, it has anti-androgen properties which improves not only the condition of the hair in women and men but also improves the mucous membrane which is the process of giving away the mucous membranes in case of growth and inflammation of the cornea therefore, men who have problems in the process of giving away the mucous membranes can take the cheremcha from the hair preferably in the afternoon or evening I would say that these conditions are most often the most painful during the night the cheremcha is also suitable for irrigation of the root-like fungus as well as for inflammation of the cornea and in general the skin of the clavicle and men can use such cheremcha for rinsing as well as for sedation in the case of wounding of the sexual organs in the state of inflammation, feces or the tendency of the fungus Cheremcha In our forests there are two general hives The United States of America, Prunus padus, or padus racemosa, the image of Gilbert, and the United States of America, Prunus serotina, or padus serotina.

The United States of America comes from North America. It takes the form of a tree or a bush, growing up to about 15 meters high. It tolerates weak, sandy soil, therefore it also appears in dry forests. The United States of America is a tree or a bush, growing up to 15 meters high. It appears in wet forests and over water, along rivers and lakes. On wet fields and meadows it creates characteristic ferns along with moose and storks. Both species produce valuable fruits, while the American padus has larger, sweeter and more nutritious fruits in juice. The padus species belongs to the family of pink roses.

The raw material is bark, roots, branches, blooming or leafy, leaves and padus flowers. The prunus flower, the prunus flos padus, or prunus serotina, or prunus inflorescentia, is the most valuable fresh material, because it loses more than half of its etheric oil and other nutrients during drying, for example, cumary and nitrolysis. In ancient medicine, leaves, bark and prunus fruits were also used. Leaves and bark were prepared with prunus water, or destylate, which can be obtained in the Dragendorf apparatus. Leaves and bark were an alternative to the eastern laurel leaf, or leachic laurel, or leachic prunus, which was prepared with leachic water, or aqua lauro cerasi.

The water of the prunus padus aqua prunipadi, or aqua ceramica, or aqua prunipadi, had similar properties and applications as laurel and almond water from bitter almonds, aqua amigdalarum amarum. Laurel, cherry or almond water should contain about 0. 1% of prusic acid, HCN. In my research, it turned out that the water of the prunus padus contains from 0. 1% to 0. 3% of prusic acid. Such waters were given to the mouth several dozen drops, several times a day, sometimes even 20-30 ml in the worse conditions, as a anti-pandage agent, soothing and distressing on smooth muscles, and also various pains, which also arouses the respiratory tract.

The water of the prunus padus, almond and laurel, cherry, was also used to wash the eyes and skin in the incurable and for refreshment. It was assigned to its properties, whitening the skin and antiseptic. The water of the prunus padus, cherry or hazelnut, was prepared by maceration of fresh raw material, mixed with water and spirits, and then by distillation. Cyanobacteria, cumaryna and oil, as a substance, airy with water vapor, migrated to the medicine received. Cyanogenic glycosides in small amounts act as a cure, working to strengthen, stimulate, excrete, dilute, yellow-spur and antiseptic. In larger amounts, they are toxic. Cora and fresh prunus padus can contain even 2. 5 to 3% of cyanogenic compounds.

The leaves and flowers of the prunus padus were sown about 2. 5 to 3%. The leaves and flowers of the prunus padus were sown about 0. 5% of nitrylose. And these are my research. The flameless doctor and botanist Rembertus Dodaneus, who lived in the years 1516-1585, recommended the transformation of the prunus padus as a substance against the moxibustic and the urinary tract. According to Dr. Gerhard Maddau's medicine, which lived in the years 1890-1942, various parts of the prunus padus were used in folk medicine as a moxibustic, anti-fever, anti-fever, anti-reumatic, anti-painful and anti-cachel. In Russian medicine, prunus padus were valued in treating respiratory disease with cough and blood sputum.

In Ukraine, fruit was used for the treatment of the liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, liver, the liver is a very good cure for the liver.

In March the first-term of the liver starts. Here we have the first-term of the liver, the primula elatior. However, also in the treatment the primula vera, the primula officinalis, the first-term of the liver, is used. The primula elatior is found in Central Europe and also in South Russia. In Poland it is a common plant, especially in the mountains, in the mountains there are also positions in Greater Poland, in Lublin. However, generally we go more to the north of Poland, to the north of Poland, then the plant becomes rarer. For treatment purposes only flowers are collected, and these should be flowers with the clover, dried at room temperature or in the oven at a temperature of about 30 degrees. Remember that it is an oil raw, so a higher temperature will negatively affect the flowers.

Flowers contain one tenth of a percent of the etheric oil and it would be a pity to lose it. Besides, there are also flowers in carotenoids, flavonoids, mainly apigenin and quercetin, and finally in triterpenes saponins. There are also leaves with a similar composition. They also contain triterpenes saponins, phenol glycocides, for example, primulaverin, and the content of these glycocides, depending on the part of the plant, ranges from 0. 5 to 2 percent. The most of this glycocides is in the roots and in the leaves, but very little is in the flower bud. In the root of the primulaverin there may be even up to 10 percent of triterpenes saponins, containing phenol glycocides and the other 10 percent of the new ones, containing protoprimulagenin.

These are saponins with hemolytic and mucolytic properties that relax and smooth out the spleen in the respiratory system, and are used for the spleen spleen and it was used in medicine for the infection of the spleen in order to clean the spleen from dead phlegm, from biofilms that contain bacteria or cancerous fungi of the spleen system. These saponins also show the properties of mucous and polluting blood, therefore both the greens and the flowers, the growing greens, and the roots were included in the depurativa, the means of polluting the blood. It is important to note that the leaves are rich in vitamin C. According to some authors, vitamin C can be even 400 mg or 520 mg. In my research, however, the raw materials were taken out, containing only 210 to 270 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams.

Nevertheless, it is a good anti-scorbutol The safest form are, of course, dried leaves and flowers, because fresh material can cause spleen infection, skin, and also contact skin inflammation. Therefore, when gathering super-sensitive people, such as fresh flower leaves, they can show allergic reactions. After drying, the raw material is safer, and the flowers are even considered as a value medicine in pediatrics, which can be given to children, for example, in the absence of sleep, cough, cold, various types of cathars, in the unconsciousness of the respiratory system. Flowers actually act in a calming way, especially seen in older people and children. They also have a beautiful smell, slightly honey. When you brew these flowers, they give a golden brew thanks to flavonoids and carotenoid dyes.

The most important thing is that the medicine has a primordial root, and it was mainly obtained by the natural and natural plants and the cultivation of these plants in many areas of our country. Therefore, in 1957, the regulations and to this day were recognized as a threat to the environment and it was taken under partial protection. In 2014, also in the spring, it was found on this leaf, a plant protected. The root, of course, will always lead to devastation, to destruction of resources. However, if we collect leaves or flowers rationally, i. e. not all of them, we will have the material for medicinal purposes and we will not cause the species to die out. Extracts were obtained from the roots, water extracts were also prepared, which later were included in the composition of excreta. Also flowers, leaves and roots are used in cosmetics.

Because if we wash the skin with flowers and water from the leaves or roots, then it will be brighter. In addition, it will be less susceptible to changes in the trunk, some change in the growth, the inflammation of the hair. So, with the trunk, with the root with hyperpigmentation, in diseases such as the baldness, primary preparations are as much indicated, especially that saponins also break the excessive keratinization and proliferation of the skin, which is, for example, important in treating baldness. Also, hair, glued, without shine, oily, with a bump, with tendancy to splashes on the hairline, such changes, it is also necessary to comb the best in the skin of the root or in the brew of the herb. The skin is softening, not only lightening against inflammation, but also softening and anti-skimming. It breaks the growth of not only bacteria, but also mushrooms.

In general, primula sapogenina also have the properties of the oesthetic virus. Probably the simpler or the most acute form to get is the brew of herbs from the root or the brew from the herb which is then to be sweetened with honey or molasses and drink small portions during the cough of the catar fish in general, with diseases of hernia and cold. If we cook herbs, then more of this herb we separate in saponin, but remember that cooking causes loss of vitamin C. Hence, I would also recommend you from leaves or flowers, that is, the blooming herb, prepare a brew. It is also allowed to wash the herbs from fresh flowers as they are used in fluorotherapy, but we must make an attempt to see if it does not cause a sharp allergic reaction.

That is, we should for example behind the ear or somewhere around the forearm, on the inner side of the surface wash such a herb and the root of the leaf or flower and observe whether it will not become rosy and the cover is swollen. If this happens, then we cannot use such a herb internally. However, what is interesting, such reactions will not be after the flowering or flowering of the herb. Music Music It is also possible to prepare from the root and also from the seed, the infusion. Then the fresh or dry herb we fill with 40-60% alcohol, macerate minimum 7 days, then we strain and add to this infusion honey or molasses getting syrup. One part 10-part alcohol 40-60% so in general, one part of the herb should be 10 parts infusion and then one part of the infusion should be mixed with another part of honey or molasses. We feed such a herb with spoons several times a day i. e.

from 5 to 15 ml 4 to 5-6 times a day such a herb should be fed with a low breathing rate. The infusion is also suitable for diluting with water without honey or molasses and such a diluted with one spoon on a glass of prepared water we wash the skin of the herb and the skin of the herb. Also such a diluted infusion can also blow hair. Let us also remember that triterpenic saponins although they are cytotoxic and cytolytic they have anti-inflammatory properties not only locally but also in general. Hence, the primary solutions in rheumatic diseases were recommended. First of all here we had the effect not only anti-inflammatory but also detoxifying which is important in diseases of the staves such as Dynamocanoma or rheumatoidal stave inflammation.

It is mainly about increasing the removal of sodium chloride and the removal of the staves around the staves and also the removal of the nitrogen bonds because always the nitrogen bonds initiate and force the inflammation in rheumatic diseases. Therefore, if these saponins work by cleansing the blood thus increase the removal of ammonia and the removal of the acid-mine and thus improve the condition of the patient. Thank you for watching! you you you you 1. 5% and 1.

5% percent can be taken in small portions preferably 30-40 ml several times a day in the original case there is such a rule that little but often it is necessary to keep for a longer time appropriate concentration of medicinal agents in fabrics And besides, to prevent the contamination, if a large number of primary transplants are taken, then it reaches the feces, the stomach, the stomach, the intestines, it appears as stomach pains, cramps, often wet, runny nose, boredom, feces, head cramps, headache. Therefore, such doses should not be exceeded, as I mentioned before. The brew of flowers for children is safe in a dose of 15-25 ml. The brew is prepared by taking 1 gram of flowers for a cup of boiling water.

We can sweeten it to the taste of honey or molasses and serve it to children with spoons. A classic table spoon is about 15 ml. And every 2, 4, 6 hours, such a spoon of flower brew can be served to children as a helpful remedy for the infection of the respiratory tract and as a soothing, relieving, soothing sedation, especially when you have a cold. Thank you for watching!.

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Czeremcha - Prunus i pierwiosnki - Primula w fitoterapii - film edukacyjny, dr Henryk Różański

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