Therapeutic properties of yarrow and contraindications. Ways to use

The therapeutic properties of yarrow and contraindications to the use of this plant are still the subject of numerous studies.

Than useful yarrow

All the amazing qualities inherent in yarrow, due to its unique chemical composition. Extremely rich in this plant are various bitter ingredients that have a powerful choleretic effect. And the tannins (tannins), which are also part of the yarrow, have a bactericidal, anti-inflammatory and astringent effect. In addition, the plant is one of the most valuable sources of vitamin K, which plays an important role in strengthening the walls of blood vessels. And carotene, in turn, is a strong immunostimulant and antioxidant.

How are the medicinal properties of yarrow and the contraindications of this herb used? First of all, it is worth mentioning that funds on its basis are often prescribed for patients who have any problems with the circulatory system (risk of blood clots, poor clotting, small bleeding). Also, its broth allows you to stimulate the work of the heart and strengthen the vessels, it is considered one of the most effective means in the initial stages of varicose veins.

The medicinal properties of the yarrow and contraindications are well known to neuropathologists. After all, for the treatment of certain disorders of the nervous system, it is simply irreplaceable. In particular, it helps to relieve nervous tension and cope with frequent attacks of headache.

No less valuable yarrow and in the fight against women's ailments. It is often recommended to those women whose menstruation is accompanied by severe pains, spasms and abundant secretions. Also yarrow helps to eliminate inflammation in the uterus.

Decoction of yarrow, among other things, will be useful to those suffering from gastrointestinal diseases. With peptic ulcer, colitis and enterocolitis, this plant is a real salvation. And infusion can be drunk in prophylactic purposes in small portions - this will allow to optimize digestion in general, get rid of parasites and excessive formation of gases.

In just one day, yarrow will help you cope with diarrhea of various origins. Broth (2 tablespoons of raw material per glass of water) boil for 15 minutes, then cool a little, filter and take two spoons throughout the day. If this is not, the effectiveness of the tool will increase significantly.

Speaking about the medicinal properties of the yarrow and contraindications, one must separately say about its spasmolytic effect. Spasms of the gallbladder, urinary tract and intestines, he removes especially quickly.

In order to cope with various skin problems (sores, fistulas, burns, skin tuberculosis, eczema), you can use the juice obtained from the grass or to prepare a special ointment. To do this, mix 50 ml of water, 2 table spoons of dried and crushed plants, mix the mixture up to 65 degrees, and then add about 20 g of Vaseline to it.

Contraindications

However, it is important to remember that if the recommendations of specialists are not observed, the yarrow herb, the medicinal properties of which we are now considering, can worsen a person's condition and cause him harm. The use of this plant and preparations on its basis has several major contraindications. So, yarrow should not be used:

• Women in the position (the grass provokes uterine contractions and can cause a miscarriage);
• Those who suffer from increased blood coagulability;
• People with individual intolerance and allergies (may show dizziness, rashes on the skin, nausea, general malaise);
• Patients with high acidity (there is a risk of heartburn).

Everything is good in moderation

Yarrow, the medicinal properties, application and contraindications of which we are now considering, should not be taken for too long. Abuse of medicinal ointments, infusions, decoctions and juices on its basis can cause rash and general malaise. Therefore, during the treatment it is necessary to take a regular break for at least 1-2 weeks.