Maryin root
Instructions for use:
- 1. Chemical composition
- 2. Useful properties
- 3. Indications for use
- 4. Contraindications
- 5. Home remedies from the root
Maryin root, or peony evading, also known as zhgun-grass, is a beautiful and very useful plant that has been used in medicine since ancient times to restore the nervous system, relieve pain and normalize metabolic processes in the body. In addition, Maryin root is a natural adaptogen, i.e. preparations from it help to strengthen the immune system after illnesses, severe operations and injuries.
Chemical composition
For medicinal purposes, the rhizomes of the plant are used (hence the name "Maryin root"), due to the fact that they include a large number of valuable and useful substances, namely:
- Essential oils;
- Sugars (mono- and polysaccharides);
- Trace elements;
- Flavonoids;
- Methyl salicylate;
- Salicylic acid;
- Benzoic acid;
- Gallic acid;
- Sterols;
- Saponins;
- Tannins;
- Resins.
In addition to rhizomes, the herb of the evading peony is also used in medicine. In its chemical composition, it is similar to the root of a plant, however, the beneficial substances are contained in it in a lower concentration, and therefore preparations from the herb are considered a milder medicine.
Beneficial features
Maryin root has disinfecting, anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, anticonvulsant, immunomodulatory and sedative properties. It is able to lower blood pressure and stimulate the production of gastric secretions.
The adaptogenic property of the evading peony deserves special mention - this valuable quality is quite rare, as well as the property of increasing efficiency and toning up with a breakdown.
Preparations from Maryin root exhibit antiseptic, wound healing, analgesic effects.
In traditional oriental medicine, the plant is considered an aphrodisiac that stimulates not only libido, but also male potency.
Indications for use
Tincture of the roots of the evading peony is effective for various pathologies of the nervous system: insomnia, vascular dystonia, increased anxiety, exposure to stress, traumatic encephalopathy, phobias, persistent headache. It is included in the complex therapy of epilepsy, neuroses and psychosis of various origins.
It is recommended to use tincture of Maryin root in the treatment of vascular diseases, for example, in cases of cerebral circulation disorders, diabetic angiopathy, post-stroke, pre- and post-infarction conditions.
The beneficial effect of Marin root on the immune system is used in the treatment of various immunodeficiency conditions, rheumatic diseases, chronic fatigue syndrome and asthenia, as well as in the recovery period after anticancer therapy.
The evading peony has a positive effect on metabolism, and therefore it is recommended to use it for gout, thyroid diseases, and urolithiasis.
Maryin root is widely used in gastroenterology, the list of diseases in which its positive effect has been noted is quite large: hypoacid gastritis, stomach and duodenal ulcers, diarrhea of various origins, intestinal colic, stomach and intestinal bleeding, anal fissures, hemorrhoids and poisoning.
Maryin root is also useful in the treatment of acute respiratory infections, bronchitis and tracheitis, there is evidence that tincture from it relieves cough in whooping cough.
Contraindications
Despite the impressive list of useful properties, it should be remembered that the marin root is a poisonous plant, so its uncontrolled use can be dangerous even if there are indications.
There are conditions in which the use of preparations from the root marin is not recommended, these include:
- Pregnancy - Maryin root can contribute to its termination;
- Hypotension;
- Hyperacid gastritis and other diseases accompanied by increased gastric acidity.
For overweight people, it is possible to take drugs from the evading peony, however, it should be borne in mind that they stimulate appetite, therefore, the diet and diet when using them should be kept under control.
Home remedies from Maryin root
We offer you several recipes for medicines from marin root, which will not be difficult to prepare at home.
Alcoholic tincture from the rhizomes of the dodging peony:
50 g of dried chopped root or 120-130 g of thoroughly washed and finely chopped fresh root pour 0.5 liters of alcohol 40 ° or the same amount of good vodka. Insist in a dark place for 2-3 weeks, shaking occasionally, then strain. Take 40 drops three times a day before meals, the course of treatment is three to six weeks, after which a break is required. If necessary, after a break, the course can be repeated. The tincture is indicated for nervous disorders, insomnia, decreased immunity, as well as for epilepsy, persistent cough and gastrointestinal diseases. In some ancient herbalists, an alcoholic tincture of marin root is recommended as a remedy for infertility.
Water infusion is made in two ways:
Method one: pour a teaspoon of dry crushed roots with two glasses of boiling water, leave for 12 hours (usually done in the evening and leave overnight), then filter and take a quarter of a glass three times a day, 10-15 minutes before meals.
Method two: pour a tablespoon of dry marin root with a glass (250 ml) of boiling water, then put in a water bath and warm up for half an hour. After strain, take a tablespoon three times daily before meals.
An aqueous infusion of the root of the evading peony is used in the same cases as alcohol tincture. It can be taken by those who are prohibited from taking alcohol even in small amounts.
Rhizome ointment:
You can prepare an ointment from fresh marin root. To do this, 100-150 g of thoroughly washed root is crushed into a gruel using a fine grater or a blender, mixed with 300 g of pork interior fat and heated for half an hour in a water bath, after which it is allowed to cool and put into a glass jar prepared in advance. Store this ointment in the refrigerator. It is effective for joint pain, muscle pain, sciatica, radiculitis. Apply three times a day, rubbing into a sore spot in a circular motion. A compress at night will help relieve severe joint pain: apply ointment to the affected joint without rubbing, close it with a cotton or linen bandage on top, wrap it with a woolen scarf.
Information about the drug is generalized, provided for informational purposes only and does not replace the official instructions. Self-medication is hazardous to health!
