Liver Treatment With Herbs: Nature's Best Doctor

Diseases of the body most often treated with medicines. Indeed, many diseases require medication, and recovery without them seems impossible. However, problems with the organs of the gastrointestinal tract can be solved with the help of traditional medicine.

For example, treatment of the liver with herbs can improve not only the condition of this organ, but also the overall well-being of a person, because they have many healing properties.

Recipes

Let's look at the formulations that will help improve the functioning of the liver, and then find out the properties of each ingredient. Before you start describing recipes, it should be said that the best way to harvest herbs yourself. Each plant has its own flowering time, and just then it is necessary to start harvesting. In order to be more convenient to navigate in this matter, there are special calendars describing when the color begins and ends. After collection, they must be dried in a well-ventilated room, but you should make sure that direct sunlight does not fall on the plants.

So, if the liver is sick, herbal treatment can improve her condition. To do this, take the bark of buckthorn (2 tablespoons), and sporish (3 tablespoons), St. John's wort (4 tablespoons) and inflorescence of the immortelle sand (4 tablespoons). This recipe is for two servings that can be cooked at the same time, or a little later, when the first cooked broth is finished.

• You need to take 4 tablespoons of the mixture (before this, grind and mix the selected herbs)
• Pour them 1 liter of cold filtered water, and in this condition, the grass should be 10 hours.
• Then put the container with the mixture on the fire and boil for 10 minutes.
• Strain the broth and cool naturally (can not be cooled with ice cubes or put the container in cold water)
• To eat the prepared medicine it is necessary on an empty stomach in the morning time on 300 ml, and during the day on 50 ml after meal.
• Such treatment of the liver with herbs implies a temporary restriction in the use of acute and saline.

The following prescription can also positively affect the development of hepatic pathologies.

Ingredients: peppermint and sandless immortelle (3 tablespoons), wormwood and yarrow (2 tbsp)

• Grind the herbs, mix and pour water, at the rate of 2 teaspoons per 0.5 liters of filtered water.
• Then the mixture should be infused in a dark cool place for 8 hours.
• Strain and start eating 4 tablespoons 8 times a day.

These two decoctions are very effective when it is necessary to treat the liver with herbs.

Properties of herbal ingredients: we approach treatment reasonably!

To consciously treat the processes occurring in the body, in this part of the article we will consider the properties of herbs, with which the liver is treated with herbs.

So, the bark of the buckthorn is a mild laxative. When the liver becomes ill and the function of the bile ducts is disrupted, it often entails constipation. Therefore, this plant will be an appropriate emollient.

Sporish has an antitoxic effect, purifies blood and improves liver function. St. John's wort is known for its calming effect on inflammatory processes, so it is used in the treatment of the liver as an anti-inflammatory drug. Immortelle sand is used as a disinfectant for acute inflammatory processes in the gastrointestinal tract. But peppermint is known to many people for its stabilizing properties, which favorably affect many body systems, and especially the nervous system. Why is mint included in the "hepatic" mixture? Firstly, because it calms the irritated organ, secondly, because the diseases of the gastrointestinal tract most often arise not only from malnutrition, but also from the experiences of stress. And the last two components - yarrow and wormwood - cholagogue, which soothe spasms and have anti-inflammatory properties.

Thus, treating herbs with herbs can be very effective if you make the right composition of herbs.

Warnings

Before using always consult a doctor. And do not start treatment without a definitive diagnosis.