A variety of antidepressants and sedatives - are in the top ten best-selling medicines. Meanwhile, natural remedies can be provided by natural means, such as pion tincture.
Indications for use of pion tincture
Peony alcohol tincture is a light brown transparent liquid with a specific odor. With fears and increased anxiety, the peony tincture will help calm down, reduce tension and increase work capacity. In addition to the sedative (calming) effect, the drug normalizes the transitions from one phase of sleep to another, making sleep more continuous, better and deeper.
Peony tincture treats:
- gynecological diseases, cervical erosion, infertility;
- relieves convulsions and spasms;
- hypertension , vegetative-vascular dystonia;
- epilepsy, sleep disorders, neurasthenia;
- toothache, colds;
- increases the acidity of the stomach;
- gastritis, colitis, duodenitis, cholecystitis;
- normalizes the metabolism;
- It is used in the complex treatment of cancer tumors (stomach, intestine, uterus).
In cosmetology tincture is used for skin care, strengthening of hair and against dandruff.
How to make a tincture from a peony?
To make the tincture is necessary at the end of spring, when the peonies just begin to bloom, dig the plant together with the roots, cut off the leaves, and thoroughly wash the roots from the ground. To make a pion tincture 10 grams of herbs and plant roots, you should pour 100 ml of 40% alcohol. Stir thoroughly and place in a dark cool place for 2 weeks, periodically shaking the container with the contents. Then the resulting tincture strain and pour into a bottle of dark glass. Store in a cool, dark place.
How to take a peony tincture?
Before use, stir the alcohol tincture of the peony. The drug is taken 10-15 minutes before meals. Dose for adults from 30 to 40 drops to 1 teaspoon of tincture 2-3 times a day. Children from 12 years - at the rate of 1 drop of tincture for 1 year of life. The duration of treatment of pion tincture is individual for each patient and should take into account the nature, severity and features of the course of the disease. After a two-week treatment, the course of treatment can be repeated after 2-3 months.
Pion tincture in gynecology
Alcohol tincture of peony helps to cure some gynecological diseases, it is especially effective in the treatment of cysts, benign and malignant tumors of the cervix.
With such indications, tincture of the peony is taken by 1 teaspoonful 3 times a day before eating. The course of treatment lasts a month, then you should take a break for a week and, if necessary, continue to take the tincture. However, it is worth noting that serious diseases can not be cured with one tincture, the doctor will prescribe other medicines.
Treatment by pion and motherwort
To support the nervous system will help therapeutic balm, consisting of tincture of peony, tincture of valerian and tincture of motherwort. Mix in one vial these pharmacy tinctures: 100 ml of peony and valerian and 50 ml of motherwort. A teaspoon of balsam is added in 0.5 glasses of warm green tea, there you also put a spoonful of honey. Take with menopause, premenstrual syndrome , nervous overtension 2 times a day.
Peony root infusion
Peony roots contain salicylate, a substance that is one of the most powerful natural anti-inflammatory and analgesic substances. Tincture on the roots of the peony can be used as an effective painkiller for joint pain, it can be used for compresses or rubbed into diseased joints.
Do not rub the tincture too hard. And, what not to do, is to take in alcoholic tincture on the roots of the peony.
Contraindications to peony tincture
With increased acidity of the stomach and lowered arterial pressure, the intake of the tincture is contraindicated. Do not use alcohol tincture of the peony during pregnancy and lactation.
Since tincture of the peony on alcohol, during the period of treatment it is not necessary to get behind the wheel of the car and perform work with mechanisms and requiring increased attention.
Side effects with the use of tincture of the peony are extremely rare and are manifested in the form of lethargy, drowsiness, nausea, vomiting and discomfort in the abdomen.