Cyanosis is blue for children. Blue cyanosis: medicinal properties and contraindications. The distribution area of ​​this herb

In 1932, Professor M.N. Varlakov (Tomsk medical institute) cyanosis was proposed to replace the imported American senega (Polygala senega), and it was included in the State Pharmacopoeia. The cyanosis resources were extensive. It grew among the herbaceous vegetation of wet meadows, in forest glades, on the edges, among shrubs, along rivers throughout the European part of the country, in Siberia to the Yenisei. In addition, it began to be cultivated in the 50-60s on state farms in Ukraine, Belarus, the Moscow region and in Western Siberia.

At the present time, you can hardly find a wild cyanosis, except perhaps in the distant outback, where civilization has not penetrated, and where you will not see traces of a person. It is grown in botanical gardens, summer cottages, flower beds, vegetable gardens.

As a drug, the rhizome with cyanosis roots is included in the pharmacopoeia of Russia and a number of other countries. Previously, in pharmacies, it was released in packaging of 50 g in boxes or in paper bags, as well as tablets of dry extract of cyanosis roots together with cudweed grass. At the present time, cyanosis, most likely, can be bought at the bazaar, in rare cases- in the pharmacy.

Blue cyanosis (Polemonium coerulium) - perennial. After autumn or spring sowing, a rosette with basal leaves develops in the first year. In the second year, a single upright evenly leafy stem 30-120 cm high rises, sometimes the stems grow from 2 to 5. The stem leaves are alternate, pinnate, lanceolate, 5-13 pairs. Blooms from June to August. The flowers are regular, 5-petalled, collected in an apical elongated or racemose panicle. The most delicate shades of flowers: blue, blue, blue-blue, light blue, purple, azure. So they call it - cyanosis blue, cyanosis azure or azure. The plant bears fruit in the second year at the end of August. The fruit is a three-leaved capsule with numerous almost round seeds, slightly smaller than a millet grain. Rhizome up to 3 cm thick, short, 5-6 cm each, covered with thin filiform roots.

In the summer, in the garden, the cyanosis needs to be watered periodically, you can’t leave it on long time without attention, otherwise it will disappear.

For medicinal purposes, a rhizome with roots is harvested, usually by the fall of the second year.

Cut the stems short, wash thoroughly and quickly so as not to wash useful material, the rhizome is cut lengthwise. Drying - air-solar or thermal, but not more than 50 degrees. Dry roots are stored in cardboard boxes in a dry room. The above-ground part is also used, which is wrapped in paper. Shelf life - 2 years. In the fight against diseases, the most formidable weapon of cyanosis is saponins, which are found in all parts of the plant, but the rhizome with roots of the second year is the richest in them (20-30%). Saponins dissolve well in water, strong vodka and alcohol. water infusion when shaken, it forms a stable, long-lasting foam on the surface, which prompted it to be called biological active substance saponis (saponis), in Latin - soap.

Due to the action of saponins, there is a noticeable decrease in , cholesterol inhibition occurs, lipid deposition on the walls of the aorta, on the cornea of ​​the sclera and in decreases. Saponins are able to deal with fungi, bacteria and protozoa.

In addition to saponins, cyanosis contains resinous substances, lipids, starch, proteins, essential and fatty acid, but the main medicinal properties determine saponins.

Application in medicine

Triterpene saponins of cyanosis irritate the mucous membrane respiratory tract, which determines its strong expectorant effect. This property contributed to the use of cyanosis instead of imported American senega. And very successful!

within 30 days, an alcohol extract of cyanosis is taken 15-20 drops 3 times a day after meals, or 1 tbsp. a spoonful of decoction also 3 times a day after meals.

Preparation of the extract:

in glass jar dried crushed rhizomes and roots are placed up to half, filled with 70% alcohol to the top. Infuse for at least a month in a dark place, strain.

Decoction preparation:

6 g of crushed dry roots are placed in a glass jar, pour 200 ml of water at room temperature, cover with a lid and keep on water for 30 minutes, cool for 10 minutes. In a dark, cool place, the decoction can be stored for 3 days. Slightly warm up and take warm. Similar healing effect observed when ingesting a 10% tincture of roots and rhizomes, 30-50 drops 3 times a day after meals.

10% tincture:

take 10 g of roots and rhizomes and 100 ml of 70% alcohol, leave for 1 month.

Expectorant and sedative:

1. 6-8 g of dried cyanosis flowers pour 200 ml of boiling water, keep on water for 30 minutes, let cool for 10 minutes, strain. Drink 1 tbsp. spoon 3 times a day after meals.

2. 3 g of root and 8 g of cyanosis herb pour 250 ml of water and prepare in the same way as the previous recipe, and take 3 times a day after meals, 1 tbsp. spoon for 30 days.

Clinical observations have shown that therapeutic effect in patients it occurs on the second or third day: catarrhal phenomena in the lungs decrease, sputum leaves, debilitating gradually stops, pain goes away, a sedative (calming) effect appears, sleep improves.

When I came to my mother in the village, most often people of advanced age, former collective farmers, came to me for weed. They complained about palpitations, swelling, pain in the kidneys, joints and ... Herbs grew near and around us. In such a situation, a popular prescription for the drug was drawn up, which in many cases solved the problem without pills and without a hospital.

Take the roots and rhizomes of blue cyanosis, peony roots, calendula flowers, horsetail grass, knotweed grass.

According to the above method, prepare (from each separately) essences from fresh plants or dry plant extract and mixed into equal parts. 2 volumes of vodka are added to the resulting volume. For example, if you got 1 cup of essence blend, then add 2 cups of vodka. It is taken 1 teaspoon 3 times a day 20 minutes before meals for 2-4 weeks, a week or two - a break, and if necessary, the course is repeated.

In the preparation, I used the evasive peony. But I have been repeatedly informed that the drug is effective with the use of any kind of peony.

The role of cyanosis in oncology

As an ornamental plant in Europe, blue cyanosis was known as early as the 16th century. In Greece, it has been known since ancient times, as evidenced by the legend. High soothing effect mental illness served as the basis for calling the bluish "Greek valerian". As a detoxifying remedy for bites of rabid animals, it is described in a book published in St. Petersburg in 1840 (Nelyubin A. Pharmacography or pharmaco-dynamic and chemical-pharmaceutical presentation of the preparation and use of the latest drugs).

AT traditional medicine cyanosis was used for spasmophilia, rabies, an infusion of leaves, flowers and roots - for light, whooping cough, febrile conditions (Diriker V.V. Collection of folk remedies used by Russian healers, 1866, St. Petersburg).

“The brains dry up,” is what people say with irony when, with age, there comes a loss of various disorders: on acquired knowledge, on objects, on read texts, on heard speech, on events ... - about 12 varieties of dementia. After age 65, the risk of developing senile dementia- . The basis of this disease is cerebral insufficiency, atherosclerosis, degeneration of nerve cells. German A. Alzheimer, exploring, revealed that many nerve cells responsible for are partially or completely devoid of cytoplasm; inside the nerve cells-neurons, the protein looks like wrinkled tangled glomeruli. The patient's brain dries out. "Shrunk" nerve cells called "Alzheimer's cells".

At one time, I was interested in the news of medicine, which were broadcast on the radio station "Freedom". A sensation for me was the information that American scientists in the field found that the number of Alzheimer's cells increases in cancer patients with growth malignant cells, and, apparently, there is a direct relationship between the growth of malignant cells and the increase in the number of Alzheimer's cells.

Improving memory, treating atherosclerosis and suppressing malignant cells was achieved by introducing saponins, which are rich in soap tree (Sapindus mucorossi), foxglove (Digitalis), senega (Polugala senega). Preparations from these plants were used internally and externally, saponins were introduced into the skin, and completely absorbed. In addition, saponins have been reported to kill viruses and improve metabolic processes in the brain, cause the pituitary glands to produce the necessary. It was then that I remembered the cyanosis, which Soviet scientists proposed to replace the American senega, and introduced it into anticancer drug inol, developed jointly with oncologist Vlasenko I.G.

The composition of the drug in grams:

juice of viburnum berries - 200,
flower honey - 200,
befungin - 100,
burdock root juice - 200,
celandine juice - 200.

Plant tinctures (10%):

calendula flowers - 200,
white mistletoe - 200,
cyanosis blue (roots) - 100,
large plantain - 200,
wormwood - 50,
walnut peel (autumn) - 100,
ranks of black - 100.

Herbs are harvested during their flowering period, the roots - in early spring or autumn, mistletoe - in early March, viburnum berries - in October. From these fresh plants, 10% tinctures are obtained:

crush the raw materials, fill them with a glass jar, slightly compacting, fill to the top with 70-degree alcohol and leave for 2 weeks in a dark place, adding alcohol as it settles. Then they filter, the raw material is squeezed out, the resulting essence is defended for 2-3 days and filtered. Next, take 30 ml of the resulting essence and mix with 70 ml of 40-degree vodka, and get 10% tinctures suitable for adding to the preparation.

The drug is taken 1 teaspoon 3 times a day 20-30 minutes before meals for 4-5 months with cancer of any localization.
After each monthly intake- break 5 days. The drug is stored in a dark place at room temperature more than a year.

The use of the phytopreparation is accompanied by an increase in immunity, an improvement in the function of the nervous and system, respiratory organs, gastrointestinal tract, liver. During the course of treatment, toxic substances from the body. Pain is relieved, health improves, sleep normalizes, tumor growth is inhibited, and after surgery, the risk of relapse is reduced or completely eliminated.

Studies have shown that the saponins of drugs from the rhizomes and roots of the cyanosis affect the central and sedative effect in mental illness is 8-10 times superior to valerian officinalis. I was repeatedly convinced that such a property of cyanosis provides an invaluable service to a seriously ill person, when cancer sharpens from the inside, when the whole body is unbalanced, when gloomy thoughts, sadness, hopelessness, pain, insomnia, and unconsciousness overcome.

In such situations, the cyanosis extract, prepared according to the recipe given in the 1st part of the material, can be used 20 drops after meals 2-3 times a day, regardless of what drugs you are being treated with. They do this for 2-3-5-10 days until the moment when the patient's pains go away, calmness, enlightenment of thoughts, hope for recovery come. In addition, cyanosis as part of the drug or separately plays important role in the removal of poisons and from the body, secreted from the tumor, and also relieves pain, stops.

Surprisingly tender and sensitive living plant - blue cyanosis! For more than a decade, my mother has grown it and looked after it, and the cyanosis has always helped her out. For all these years, my mother has not taken a single pill.

It was a dry summer ... At the eighty-eighth year of life in the month of November, my mother died. In the spring I arrived at my mother's lonely and empty house. Everything around was green, blooming, but there was not a single shoot of cyanosis in the garden.

Mysterious and zealous forces lurk in the blue. Leave it for comparatively a short time without care and without attention - and it will disappear. Love her, grow her, communicate with her - and she will help you a hundredfold in difficult moments of your life, calm you down and give you hope for recovery. Explore it and it will open new horizons in successful treatment severe ailments.

The scientific name of cyanosis comes from the word "war". According to legend, the plant was the cause of the outbreak of war. In the old days, handing a bouquet of cyanosis meant a declaration of war. How so? So gentle, so soothing, so healing! And suddenly - war! But rightly so: the cyanosis will declare war on diseases and stand up to protect the health of the one who made friends with her, who grows her, cares for and loves her.

Vladimir KUPCHIN,
phytotherapist,

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Blue cyanosis (azure) is a perennial honey plant with erect stems. It grows in small groups in forests and forest-steppes. The inflorescences of the plant are mostly blue, but can be lilac, purple, and white. Fruits in baskets with three nests, inside which you can find small seeds.

Blue cyanosis has found application in folk medicine (stems, roots and rhizomes are used), pharmaceuticals (dietary supplements are made from it), beekeeping, and also in ornamental gardening due to its attractive appearance.

Composition and healing properties

Blue cyanosis (or rather, its roots and rhizomes) in its composition has substances that benefit the human body and allow the plant to be used as a medicinal plant. It:

• triterpene alcohols;
• resins;
• starch;
• saponins;
• coumarins;
• essential oils;
• flavonoids;
• organic acids;
• minerals (magnesium, aluminum, zinc, potassium, sulfur, calcium, molybdenum, iron).

cyanosis blue thanks to useful components composed of:

• speeds up metabolism;
• lowers arterial pressure;
• accelerates blood clotting, i.e., contributes to less thrombosis.

Also medicinal plant has the following medicinal properties:

Indications for use

Medicines based on cyanosis blue are used to treat and prevent the following diseases:

• respiratory diseases (pneumonia and bronchitis in acute form, bronchial asthma, whooping cough, tuberculosis);
• neurological diseases (epilepsy, neurosis, insomnia, anxiety);
• headache, menstrual and toothache;
• diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (stomach and duodenal ulcers);
• pathologies of the cardiovascular system (treatment of angina pectoris, arrhythmia, cardiosclerosis, prevention of heart attacks and strokes);
• endocrine disorders and fluctuations hormonal background(improvement during menopause in women);
• hypertension;
• diseases of the urinary system (to remove sand and small stones from Bladder, normalization of urine outflow, treatment of enuresis in children);
• diabetes;
• skin diseases and wounds (eczema, dermatitis, insect bites, diathesis);
• sexual dysfunction in men.

Use in traditional medicine

In folk medicine, grass roots are mainly used, sometimes flowers (you can buy them at a pharmacy or grow a plant yourself from seeds). Decoctions, infusions, alcohol tinctures are prepared from them. The main areas of application of blue cyanosis products are the treatment of neurological diseases and diseases respiratory system.

For cooking healing drinks the following recipes are used:

1. 1. Decoction for diseases of the lower respiratory tract (both in the acute phase and in the chronic), neurological disorders and diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. 2 tbsp. l. dry roots and inflorescences pour 250 ml of boiling water. Boil the mixture for 15 minutes in a water bath or over low heat, let the broth brew for an hour, then filter the drink. Drink the remedy for 1 tbsp. l. 4 times a day after meals. Take 1 month, then pause for the same period and repeat the course of treatment.
2. 2. Powder for the prevention of neurological diseases. Pour 6 g of crushed dry roots with 250 ml of boiling water, leave the drink for 2-4 hours, then strain the liquid. Take 1 tbsp. l. three times a day after meals.
3. 3. Tincture used for therapy nervous excitement, severe fatigue, diseases of the lower respiratory tract and as a prevention of pathologies of the cardiovascular system. Pour 10 g of dry crushed roots in a glass container with 100 ml of ethanol or vodka, place the mixture in a cool dark place for 30 days to infuse. Shake the container with liquid every day. Take tincture should be 15-20 drops three times a day after meals. The remedy is also used as an antiseptic for rubbing wounds, itchy rashes and other painful areas on the skin.
4. 4. A decoction of the roots and rhizomes of the plant for the treatment of respiratory diseases. 2 tbsp. l. raw materials pour 250 ml of boiling water, boil the mixture for 15 minutes on low heat or a water bath, insist the broth for half an hour, then strain. Take the remedy for 1 tbsp. l. after meals 5 times a day.

Pharmaceutical use

Pharmaceutical companies produce a syrup sold in pharmacies - this is an aqueous extract from the root, to which heather and vitamin B6 are added.

The tool is used for neurological diseases eliminating irritability, anxiety states, insomnia. Instructions for use says that the drink should be taken 1-2 tbsp. l. during meals, preferably in the afternoon. The course of treatment is 4-6 weeks, and the treatment itself with syrup is carried out no more than 4 times a year.

The instructions for dry plant materials containing roots and rhizomes indicate that decoctions and infusions from raw materials can be used in the treatment of bites from rabid animals. Applications are used for rubbing skin for skin irritations and diseases.

You can also buy at the pharmacy alcohol tincture which is used in the treatment of diseases of the lower respiratory tract and nervous system.

The plant cyanosis blue refers to perennial herbs, which can grow up to 1.2 m. Flowering time falls on the summer-autumn period.

Often this plant is used in folk medicine to treat the most various diseases.

Most often, these are diseases associated with the respiratory system, as well as with the organs of the gastrointestinal tract.

Scientific research regarding this herb began to be carried out back in the 30s of the last century. The effect of blue cyanosis herb was proved, the use of which had a sedative, anti-inflammatory, and expectorant effect. AT Soviet Union this plant was massively grown and used as a pharmacological raw material. Over time, interest in this plant has fallen, but even today there are those who use blue cyanosis as one of the components of traditional medicine.

The distribution area of ​​this herb

Often this plant is found in the forest or forest-steppe zone of the European continent. However, sometimes plantings of this herb can be seen in the Caucasus, in some regions of Siberia, and very rarely in regions Central Asia. In Siberia, this flower is considered to be one of the strongest honey plants.

Blue cyanosis is cultivated as a pharmacological raw material in countries such as Ukraine and Belarus. Grass often grows in meadows or along water bodies, this plant loves moisture very much.

Botanical characteristics of the plant

The cyanosis can grow from 40 to 120 cm. It belongs to perennial herbaceous plants. The herb has the following botanical characteristics:

• the root of the plant has numerous thin roots, so the root system does not enter deep into the soil;
• flower stem erect and branched;
• leaves oblong and pointed;
• paniculate inflorescences, may have a blue or purple color.

The flowering period depends on climatic conditions. It often starts in June or July..

How to collect plant materials?

During the collection and procurement of raw materials, one should be guided by the following tips and recommendations:

Medicinal properties of the herb

Blue cyanosis root, when used correctly, has an effect on the human body next effect:

What components are included in the chemical composition of the cyanosis blue root?

• resins;
• saponins;
• essential oil;
• organic acids;
• proteins;
• triterpene alcohols.

Blue cyanosis: use and contraindications

Indications for the use of this herb

Problems with the organs of the respiratory system

Due to the fact that the saponins contained in chemical composition herbs that have an irritating effect is carried out by the waste of excess sputum. This remedy is great for treating coughs. with diseases such as bronchitis, tracheitis and pneumonia.

Problems with cardiovascular system

This herb helps to strengthen the walls of blood vessels and the heart, and also prevents the formation of cholesterol deposits on the walls of the arteries. Medications, which contain cyanosis, are used to treat arrhythmias and angina pectoris, and they are also suitable for the prevention of stroke or heart attack.

Gastrointestinal Disorders

The plant has anti-ulcer properties, so it is widely used to treat stomach or duodenal ulcers. For best effect This herb is combined with other herbs.

Disorders of the nervous system

Folk remedies prepared on the basis of cyanosis root can have sedation. Some scientists note that the sedative effect of this herb is several times stronger than valerian, so it can be prescribed for neurosis, loss of strength, as well as for insomnia and frequent tantrums.

Blue cyanosis: contraindications

Before you start using this herb as a folk medicinal product, attention should be paid to the following contraindications for use:

• preparations that contain cyanosis are prohibited for people with high pressure and poor clotting blood;
• taking such drugs can harm pregnant women and those who are breastfeeding.

An overdose can harm the body. At the wrong dose, headaches, shortness of breath, vomiting and diarrhea may occur.

How is cyanosis used in folk medicine?

In folk medicine, not only the roots, but also the stem of the plant are used to prepare medicines. They are made from them the following drugs folk medicine:

How to grow blue cyanosis at home?

This plant should be planted in sunny areas. The grass tolerates frost well, so you can not cover it for the winter. This grass propagates by sowing seeds or by dividing the bush into several small ones.

Blue cyanosis (blue cyanosis, scold-grass, St. John's wort blue, cyanosis azure, Greek valerian) - perennial herbaceous plant family Sinyukhovye, reaches a height of up to 75 cm, common in the Caucasus, Western and Eastern Siberia, Central Asia and the European part of Russia. It occurs along the banks of rivers, on the edges of forests, glades, meadows, among shrubs. AT medicinal purposes rhizomes and roots of cyanosis are used, which are harvested in August and September, when it begins to fade.

Chemical composition

The underground parts of cyanosis blue contain the following substances:

• Polemonosides (triterpene pentacyclic saponins of the β-amirin group) (up to 20-30%);
• organic acids;
• resins;
• Starch;
• Lipids;
• Essential and fixed oils(in trace amounts);
• Trace elements (copper, zinc, molybdenum, manganese, etc.).

Beneficial features

Blue cyanosis has the following useful properties: sedative, anti-sclerotic, wound healing, disinfectant, antibacterial, hemostatic, expectorant, antitussive, diuretic.

Indications for use

Preparations based on the cyanosis root eliminate stress loads, reduce reflex excitability, stimulate the activity of the adrenal cortex. Due to the unique ability to relieve spasms, the plant is used to treat epilepsy.

Decoctions and infusions of cyanosis blue root help to regulate lipid metabolism, and also prevent the deposition of cholesterol in the vessels, significantly reducing the risk of atherosclerosis, heart attack and stroke.

The root of the plant has bactericidal activity and has a detrimental effect on coccal infections. In combination with cudweed herb, it promotes rapid healing stomach ulcers.

Blueberry-based preparations help with migraine attacks and severe headaches. Taking the root tincture has a beneficial effect on people suffering from stress and insomnia, increasing efficiency and bringing relief.

The effectiveness of blue cyanosis phytopreparations in the treatment of pneumonia, tuberculosis and whooping cough has been clinically proven. Positive effect observed within 2-3 days after the start of therapy. In patients taking herbal preparations, dry cough was alleviated, and on x-rays cessation of inflammation in the lungs was noted.

The cyanosis root powder is still used in traditional medicine of Siberia as prophylactic with snake bites and bites of animals infected with the rabies virus. An infusion of the plant is used to treat itchy dermatoses.

Contraindications

The plant is contraindicated during pregnancy and with increased individual sensitivity. With caution, herbal remedies are used for thrombophlebitis, since cyanosis root increases blood clotting.

When using cyanosis blue in large doses such side effects like vomiting, nausea, headache, shortness of breath, diarrhea.

Home remedies for cyanosis blue

• Decoction of roots: take 2 tablespoons of crushed roots, pour 200 ml (1 cup) of boiling water and cook for 15 minutes in a water bath, then insist for 1 hour and strain. Bring the resulting volume of broth to the original by adding required amount boiled water. Take after meals 1 tablespoon three times a day for coughs, bronchitis, colds, pneumonia, whooping cough, tuberculosis and lung abscess;
• Water infusion of roots: take 1 tablespoon of crushed roots, pour 200 ml of boiling water and leave for 30 minutes in a thermos, then strain. Take 15-20 minutes after eating 1 tablespoon three times a day as an anti-inflammatory and expectorant for stomach ulcers and bronchopulmonary diseases, and also as a sedative for hysteria and neuroses. For children aged 2-8 years, the infusion is prescribed at a dose of 1 teaspoon per dose. In case of a stomach ulcer, the use of cyanosis root is combined with cudweed marshwort: before meals, they drink an infusion of cudweed, and after eating - an infusion of blue cyanosis;
• Alcohol tincture: take 50 g of crushed roots, pour 0.5 liters of 40% alcohol and insist in a dark place for 3-4 weeks, then strain. Take 15-20 minutes after eating 10-15 drops, diluted in 50-100 ml of water, three times a day with increased irritability, anxiety and stress, to eliminate tinnitus and improve brain function. For children aged 2-8 years, the dose of tincture per dose is 1 drop per 1 year of life.

Blue cyanosis is beautiful plant with bright blue or purple flowers collected in paniculate inflorescences at the top of the stems. This herb not only has an unusual attractive appearance, but also able to get rid of many ailments.

plant description

Blue cyanosis belongs to the Sinyukhov family. This is a perennial with a horizontal rhizome and thin adventitious roots. Stems hollow, solitary. The lower leaves are petiolate, while the upper ones are sessile, pinnate.

Blue cyanosis blooms with large blue or purple flowers. They are collected in inflorescences resembling a panicle. After flowering, boxes with spherical fruits are formed. They contain numerous seeds.

First year of growth blue cyanosis increases the root mass, so it does not bloom. Flowers bloom only from the second year of life. Flowering occurs at the beginning of summer and does not last long: seeds ripen in August.

Where does it grow

In the wild, the plant is found in European countries, in Asia, in Siberia, in the Caucasus, in the middle zone of the Russian Federation, in Kazakhstan. This grass prefers to grow in wetlands, edges and clearings, along river banks and where there are sparse forests. Now the flower is grown in gardens as an ornamental crop.

The plant has been used in Russia since ancient times. They were treated for insomnia, rabies, mental illness, falling ailments. In the last century, official medicine paid attention to cyanosis. After studying the composition, saponins were found in the grass: the use of blue cyanosis instead of senega, which was imported from America, began to be considered. After a series of tests, scientists managed to find out that our cyanosis is superior in many respects to senegia. Now they even began to cultivate the plant to obtain raw materials.

Herb Composition

The healing properties of cyanosis blue are determined by its chemical composition. This plant contains up to thirty percent of saponins, resinous substances, organic acids, essential oils, ash, macro- and microelements, including iron. The grass contains a lot of magnesium, potassium, calcium, there is sulfur and other elements.

Medicinal properties

Unique properties cyanosis blue are valued because of the saponins that make up the plant: thanks to them, the plant has an expectorant property.

Herbal infusions and decoctions can reduce motor activity, excitability. They are able to regulate motor function, excitability. Herbal remedies help stimulate the adrenal glands and also regulate lipid metabolism. Drugs accelerate blood clotting, inhibit the development of atherosclerosis.

Infusions and decoctions can be used as a good sedative with disorders of the central nervous system, with pathologies associated with impaired cholesterol metabolism.

Traditional medicine for diseases

The rhizome, blue cyanosis root, is used as an expectorant, sedative, wound healing agent. Decoctions, infusions are made from it, which are taken in acute and chronic bronchitis, with acute respiratory diseases. The herb has proven itself well in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.

Infusions from the plant are used for epilepsy, whooping cough, fever. Cyanosis helps with ulcers duodenum and stomach, in dysentery. Concentrated infusions are used externally in the form of poultices for snake bites.

The vegetative part is excellent for dysentery, with nervous diseases, as a sedative, expectorant. The powder from the plant is used for the bites of rabid animals.

Recipes for preparation and dosage

Before using the herb, it is necessary not only to find out the medicinal properties of blue cyanosis and contraindications, but also to consult a doctor.

To make an infusion, you need to take two tablespoons of the roots and pour them with a glass of water. It is better to immediately place the raw materials in an enamel bowl, in which the product is brought to a boil, boiled for fifteen minutes. Then the composition is allowed to cool, and then filtered. The resulting volume of infusion is adjusted to two hundred grams: topped up with cooled boiled water. Then the product is allowed to brew for at least an hour. It is taken on a spoon no more than five times a day as an expectorant. With an ulcer, the composition is taken in a spoon no more than three times a day.

A decoction is prepared from the herb. For him, you need five grams of the plant, pour a glass of water and boil for twenty minutes over low heat. Then the composition is filtered, taken in a spoon no more than five times a day after meals.

In folk medicine, powder from the root is used. To prepare medicine from it, you will need to take six grams of powder and pour a glass of boiling water. The remedy is infused for an hour. Taken in a tablespoon three times a day.

Fees with cyanosis

For the preparation of the medicinal product in all the recipes below, the herbs are taken in equal parts and mixed. Then a spoonful of the mixture is poured with two glasses of boiling water for three hours. Means are taken before meals on a spoon no more than four times a day.

1. From bronchitis. For its treatment, cyanosis root, fennel, chicory, hoof leaves, sage, primrose, chandra, chamomile are taken. The drug is taken for thirty days.
2. For the treatment of pneumonia, it is necessary to take cyanosis roots, fennel, wild rose, veronica, motherwort, sage, pine buds, plantain, clover flowers, hawthorn, calendula. The composition is accepted for a month.
3. From peptic ulcer cyanosis root, calamus, oregano, mountaineer, flax seeds, rose hips, lemon balm are used - the remedy is taken for seven weeks.
4. You can get rid of chronic duodenitis by taking a remedy prepared from cyanosis root, urban gravilate, yasnitka herb, yarrow, nettle, sweet clover, flax seeds, rose petals, hop fruits. The composition is taken for five weeks.
5. With hyperthyroidism, they take cyanosis root, celandine, St. John's wort, hawthorn, fireweed, mountain ash. The composition is taken eleven weeks.
6. With menopause, a composition that includes cyanosis root, rosemary shoots, cuff, strawberry leaves, sage, hawthorn, sweet clover, mint, yasnotka, calendula and chamomile helps. The drug is taken for four months.
7. From migraine: cyanosis root, flaxseed, verbena, oregano, calendula.
8. Saves from depression next remedy: cyanosis root, sage, celandine, lemon balm, St. John's wort, tartar, linden, calendula, chamomile, hawthorn.

There are many other fees that help from the most different pathologies, which include cyanosis.

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Overdose, contraindications

To relative contraindications blue cyanosis refers to high blood pressure. By absolute - a violation of blood clotting, increased thrombosis, intolerance to one of the components that make up the herb.

With uncontrolled use, plants can be observed side effects in the form of vomiting, nausea, shortness of breath, headaches, diarrhea.

Growing cyanosis

Many people who do not trust official medicine, independently grow cyanosis and other medicinal herbs on their plots.

The plant is easy to care for: it is worth planting once. Seeds are harvested after browning the box. Before sowing, the seeds are prepared: a month before planting, they are covered with wet sand and placed in the refrigerator for three weeks. This method is suitable for growing plants in the spring. In the fall, it is best to let the seeds go through a natural stratification: they are sown in beds, and in the spring, the plant sprouts. This is how seeds germinate in natural conditions.

Planting seeds is carried out not deep - about two centimeters. They are covered with soil and watered.

Caring for the plant is simple: you need timely loosening, weeding, watering.

In the first year, cyanosis grows roots and does not give color. Such a plant is not suitable for treatment. In folk medicine, only adult specimens that have bloomed are used.

The vegetative part is harvested during flowering, cutting it off at a level of twenty centimeters from the soil. If necessary, two or three branches with seeds are left.

The collection of roots is carried out after the upper part dries. The dead tops are cut off, the roots are washed with water.

Root preparations are dried in the sun, and upper part under a canopy. The finished raw material is stored in a dark glass container for no more than a year.

Application of any folk remedy requires a mandatory consultation with the doctor, since they all have contraindications. Moreover, the treatment of cyanosis should be carried out only under the supervision of a doctor. This herb is potent, and if the dosage is violated, there may be poisoning.