With the onset of cold weather or after the already transferred illness, we begin to think about supporting immunity and protecting the body from harmful effects. And, of course, the first thing that comes to mind is either the recipes of folk medicine, or pharmaceutical preparations containing natural substances. One of these preparations is the Bitner's balm.
Composition and properties of balm
When creating Beatner's balm, more than twenty medicinal herbs and other ingredients are used that give Bitner's balm its toning and adaptogenic properties. Some of these herbs are specially grown for its production:
- nutmeg nut;
- licorice roots;
- roots of gentian ;
- ginger;
- yarrow;
- ayr;
- sagebrush.
Ways of applying balm
Clinical trials have shown a high percentage (over 70%) of the positive effects of this drug when used to raise the tone, bringing the metabolism back to normal, lowering cholesterol in the blood, and improving the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract.
With heartburn or other symptoms of increased acidity of the stomach, the balm is taken one hour after a meal, and with a reduced or normal stomach environment, half an hour before meals. The dose for one dose is from 5 to 10 ml.
Also, the use of Bitner's balm will help normalize sleep, remove nervousness, will have a therapeutic effect in chronic diseases in the acute stage, and will support the body during the recovery period. To achieve a firming effect, the balm is taken 10 ml 4 times a day for a month.
Adding this balm to the bathroom (a teaspoon of balsam for 10 liters of water) with regular intake will help cope with some skin diseases.
When balsam was used, its radioprotective properties were noted; activation of the body's ability to bind and remove heavy metals and reduce the effects of radiation during radiation therapy. In this case, the drug is taken 10 ml 3-4 times a day, previously diluted with water, for three months.
It is possible to use Bitner's balm as a rinse aid for diseases of the throat and gums. For this, 2-3 teaspoons of balsam are bred in half a glass of warm water.
With injuries or exacerbation of chronic joint diseases, Bitner's balm can be rubbed into an inflamed place until completely absorbed 2-3 times a day. After that it is recommended to make a dry warm compress.
With heart disease and hypertension, the use of Bitner's balm can be a good addition to the basic treatment.