Hello dear readers! Today's article is dedicated to one herb that can work wonders. Be that as it may, celandine is truly a unique plant.
From the article you will learn a lot of interesting and useful things about celandine. This plant has long been known to people, and this knowledge dates back to ancient times. Traditional healers have been using it for medicinal purposes for a long time.
The ancient herbalists talk about celandine, but it is called differently there. Learn how celandine is used to treat a variety of diseases. Why does this plant have medicinal properties and how to use it.
What kind of plant is this herb celandine? Men know this plant or not, but women know for sure. Surely many of us have used celandine at least once in our lives. This plant is a perennial, the main thing is not to pull it up by the roots and it will help people for a very long time.
“The Herb of Mary or the gift of our Lord” is called it in the ancient herbalists. Can you imagine how much celandine was respected by the people! From the article you will learn what celandine grass is capable of. This unique herb can treat skin cancer and increase red cells in the blood.
The herb celandine contains essential oils and five very important acids for the body. This unique herb contains complex alkaloids, carotene, flavonoid, etc. Effective medicinal preparations can be prepared from celandine.
In fact, celandine is a medicinal herb, although many consider it poisonous. It's a shame that many of us have turned away from herbs. It is not profitable for the pharmaceutical industry for people to be treated with herbs. It's a pity that people put money above human health.
We sometimes don’t think about the fact that God’s gifts can help us completely free of charge. Traditional medicine offers us the same thing, which sometimes works wonders.
What diseases can be treated with celandine:
Celandine has been used in folk medicine for a very long time and actively. Previously, a decoction of celandine was prepared and added to the font before bathing the newborn. This is still done in villages to this day.
Celandine for warts - can this plant get rid of warts? People use it in treatment both externally and internally. It turns out that celandine can rid the skin of warts. Use its grass and juice for these purposes.
Recipe for this treatment:
After doing this several times, you can rid yourself of them. Celandine always produces a large amount of juice, no matter whether the summer is dry or rainy. Celandine can be dug up even in winter.
Celandine contraindications:
There are also contraindications for celandine and it is important to know about them. To whom it is contraindicated - people with epilepsy, nursing and pregnant women, with serious mental illnesses, angina pectoris, asthma. Possible intolerance to this plant.
Warning!
Do not apply undiluted juice to open wounds. The surrounding tissue may become inflamed.
It is not at all difficult to treat with celandine at home. What celandine is capable of:
Thanks to treatment with celandine, you can improve your metabolism. For the most severe diseases, celandine is a reliable remedy if you use the homeopathic form.
This medicinal herb can treat:
The herb celandine helps well with burning in the anus, heavy urination, and tinnitus. You can treat your eyes with celandine juice. Even with retinal hemorrhage and retinal detachment.
How to do it:
Moisten your thumb and forefinger with water and rub the celandine leaf with them. With the juice that appeared on your fingers, smear your closed eyelids from the beginning of the eyelids on the temporal side to the corners of the eyes at the bridge of the nose with your index finger.
How to help tired and watery eyes:
In fact, treatment with celandine at home does not cause much trouble. Your eyes get tired and watery from constant stress from sitting at the computer for a long time. Take a leaf of celandine, rub it between your fingers until the juice appears and spread it on your eyelids.
This procedure is very useful for cataracts, eye strain and weakened vision. You can use celandine tincture for these diseases, ten to fifteen drops diluted in water up to three times a day.
There are many more different tips and recipes for treating celandine herbs. This is a truly unique plant. If you have your own recipes for treating celandine, tell us about it in the comments.
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The amazing ability of celandine to cleanse the skin was noticed by ancient people, who gave it this name
If you hear someone recommend making lotions with warthog infusion, drinking jaundice, or adding a decoction of golden herbs to your bath, do not rush to buy three packages of medicinal herbs at the pharmacy at once.
After all, we are talking about only one plant - celandine, which the people generously awarded with different names.
There is probably no other plant in our country whose name speaks so eloquently about its healing properties. The amazing ability of celandine to cleanse the skin was noticed by ancient people, who gave it this name. With the help of celandine, calluses, pimples, skin rashes, fungus and even herpes on the lips were treated, but most of all, celandine was famous for its ability to quickly and easily remove warts, for which it is popularly called wart or wart grass.
And for its bright yellow juice, this plant was dubbed golden grass. However, along with such flattering names, celandine is known as devil's milk and witch's grass, and for good reason. Possessing strong cauterizing and cleansing properties, the juice of this plant can cause severe poisoning because it contains a poisonous component. Therefore, celandine requires very careful handling, because any effective medicine can become dangerous if used in excessive quantities. The same applies to all medicinal herbs, and especially to those that have a pronounced healing effect.
Anyone who does not know how celandine acts on the human and animal body is better off not touching it.
Celandine is very widespread throughout the world and is known to many peoples.
The ancient Greeks noticed that celandine blooms during the arrival of swallows, and ends blooming when these birds leave warm regions, so they called it swallow grass. Greek healers successfully used this plant not only to treat skin diseases, but also as an analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent for stomach and intestinal disorders, diseases of the eyes, nose and ears. The first mention of celandine dates back to the 3rd century BC. The Greek aesculapian Theophrastus treated jaundice with it, prescribed infusions and decoctions of celandine to treat certain diseases of the liver and stomach: removing stones from the gall bladder and as a laxative for constipation. Avicenna recommended the milky juice of celandine for eyesores and trachoma, and also as a remedy that perfectly soothes toothache. Doctors in the Middle Ages used this plant to get rid of tuberculosis and lupus.
In Rus', celandine was actively used to treat jaundice, for which it received another name - jaundice. And bathing children in a decoction of celandine was popularly considered the best way to get rid of scabies and scrofula. The girls reduced their freckles with fresh celandine juice. In the villages, every summer they prepared an alcohol or water infusion of celandine and used it all year round as a disinfectant and bactericide instead of iodine, washing wounds and ulcers with it. They not only treated themselves with celandine, but also saved livestock from death during mass epidemics by fumigating the animals with this herb. Celandine was collected everywhere, fortunately livestock avoided it because of the sharp unpleasant taste and poisonous juice. Most often, you didn’t have to go far to get this grass: it grew in every yard near the fence, or, as they used to say, tyna. For this reason, celandine was sometimes called celandine.
People did not skimp on coming up with names for celandine, and its scientific name in Latin summarized all the amazing properties of the plant. Celandine translated from Latin means “gift of heaven” (Chelidonium). Centuries of experience in using this herb in folk medicine has proven that it can cleanse a person not only outside, but also inside, curing a variety of ailments. Therefore, scientists have long been interested in celandine, who studied the composition of the amazing herb and used it to make medicine. Today, extracts and juice of this plant are included in ointments, tinctures and other medications widely used in medicine.
Celandine is especially actively used in homeopathy. Extracts from the plant are included in homeopathic preparations for the treatment of the liver, intestines and regulation of metabolism. The medicinal properties of celandine have been proven by modern science. Thus, the ability of celandine to retard the growth of pathogenic fungi and malignant tumors has been revealed. 
Pharmacists from different countries make preparations from celandine to treat many diseases. However, everywhere it is used under the strict supervision of a doctor, as it is very poisonous.
Many countries where this plant grows have developed their own traditional views on treatment with celandine.
Thus, in Bulgaria, celandine juice is used as an analgesic and antispasmodic for diseases of the liver and gall bladder, gallstones (sand), jaundice, gastritis and colitis.
In Poland, celandine is known as an anti-inflammatory, analgesic and anthelmintic. Doctors prescribe preparations from celandine and plant juice for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, hepatic colic, hemorrhoids, and also for painful menstruation.
But Austrian scientists claim that celandine extract enhances the function of the gallbladder and bile ducts, and also has strong anticonvulsant and sedative properties.
In France, celandine is used as an effective diuretic and laxative, and the juice of young plants is used as an aphrodisiac.
In domestic medicine, an ointment made from the powder of the celandine herb is actively used to treat skin tuberculosis, lupus and even skin cancer, and a tincture from its roots is used for cholelithiasis, dysbacteriosis and constipation. When administered intravenously, the drug from celandine reduces blood pressure and slows the pulse, and when used externally, it heals scars and ulcers on the skin, treats eczema and psoriasis.
In one of the Russian clinics, clinical studies were conducted on the treatment of intestinal and bladder polyps with celandine juice, and excellent results were obtained; many patients were freed from the need for surgical intervention. In our country, celandine is called Russian ginseng because it has and continues to cure people of any ailment.
The orange juice with which all parts of the plant are saturated makes it a valuable natural medicine, which is why the roots, stems, and leaves of celandine are used in folk medicine. They are used to make decoctions, infusions and tinctures, which, like celandine juice, can be prepared for future use or prepared from a dried plant. The juice of the plant soothes irritated skin and nerves, treats burns and wounds, infusions are used to treat internal organs - liver, stomach, intestines, kidneys, genitals, blood vessels and joints.
Celandine helps to cope with hypertension, regulate heart function, defeat bronchitis and relieve an attack of bronchial asthma; with its help you can even get rid of atherosclerosis, shortness of breath, boost immunity and restore strength.
The presence of biologically active substances with a wide spectrum of action makes this plant indispensable for the prevention of many diseases; therapeutic and health baths with celandine extract, which have a high hardening effect and stimulate metabolism, are especially effective. Indeed, it is difficult to find an ailment that celandine could not cope with, because its main property is to restore the health of the entire organism as a whole, acting on the cause, and not on the consequence and manifestation of the disease. You will see this more than once after reading this book.
In ancient times, celandine was used for domestic purposes: the juice of the plant was used to poison and ink metal, and also dyed woolen fabrics in bright colors of red and yellow tones. This type of wool dye can be easily obtained from fresh or dried celandine grass. To do this, you need to make a strong infusion of the herb and soak the fabric in it for 3 to 12 hours. Depending on the saturation of the solution and the exposure time, a certain wool color will be obtained: 3 hours - yellow, 5 hours - orange, 10-12 hours - red.
And now let’s move on to the most important thing, because in order to stock up on this natural medicine, you need to know it by sight. Finding celandine among many herbs is not difficult, because it has many distinctive features. What are they?
Celandine belongs to the poppy family. This is a perennial plant up to 1 m high.
Its stem is straight and branched, dark red in color, hollow inside. It has a ribbed surface covered with short hairs. If the stem is broken or cut, a bright yellow juice will begin to ooze from this place - this is the most important distinguishing feature of celandine, thanks to which it will never be confused with other wild or forest flowers. The leaves of celandine are also very characteristic: light green above, bluish below, petiolate, deeply pinnately divided, with round or ovate lobes. The lower leaves are located on long petioles, the upper ones sit directly on the stem. The plant blooms with golden-yellow inflorescences consisting of several flowers: from four to eight pieces. The inflorescences form a simple umbrella; they rest on long stalks.
Celandine blooms from May to July, and if the flowers are cut, a second wave of flowering will begin, which lasts until the end of August. When the flowers dry out, the fruit appears - a pod-shaped single-locular capsule. The fruits appear in July, August and even September.
Celandine has a very pungent, repulsive odor and an equally unpleasant bitter taste. Celandine is distributed throughout the European part of Russia, in the north of the country, in Eastern Siberia and the Caucasus. This plant is shade-tolerant and very undemanding to soil and weather conditions. Favorite places for celandine to grow are vegetable gardens and summer cottages, where it likes to settle near walls and fences. But celandine can be found everywhere - in forests, ravines, swamps, plains and even in the mountains. Wild and domestic animals avoid eating this plant because it is tasteless and poisonous in large quantities. But for humans, celandine is a real treasure, because it contains natural cures for almost all diseases. 
The plant owes its wide range of therapeutic effects to the presence of alkaloids in its composition - chemical substances that have different effects on the body. There are about 20 of them in celandine. The most biologically active substances are in the roots - from 2% to 4%, in the grass there are less - from 1% to 2%. A young plant has fewer alkaloids than an old one, so young leaves and roots, as well as the juice extracted from them, have a milder effect on the body.
The most powerful of the alkaloids are chelidonine, homochelidonine, methoxychelidonine, chelerythrine, oxyzelidonine, sanguinarine, oxysanguinarine, protopine, allocryptonine, scaretine, berberine, sparteine, coptisine, chelidamine, defylline, chelirubin, chelylutin, chelilotine.
Chelidonine acts similarly to papaverine, which lowers blood pressure, as well as morphine, which slows the pulse and depresses the activity of the central nervous system, but in large doses or with excessive use of celandine preparations, this alkaloid can cause paralysis of the nervous system.
The strongest anesthetic is homochelidonin, thanks to which drugs based on celandine have an analgesic effect. But an overdose is dangerous because this alkaloid is a strong convulsive poison.
Celandine grass is used in gardening as a phytoncide against aphids, copperheads, scale insects and other pests of gardens and vegetable gardens. To do this, an infusion is prepared from fresh or dry celandine herb: 1 kg of crushed herb is poured into 12 liters of water and infused for two days.
The alkaloid sanguinarine acts like strychnine. It enhances intestinal motility and salivary secretion, stimulating digestion processes, while simultaneously providing a short-term analgesic effect. However, this alkaloid is also dangerous in large doses - it provokes convulsions.
Chelerythrine has an irritating property, and protopine reduces the excitability of the autonomic nervous system and tones the smooth muscles of the internal organs.
Thanks to this quality, celandine gives a good therapeutic effect for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, which are accompanied by muscle spasms.
In addition to alkaloids, celandine contains many other useful substances that have a healing and therapeutic effect on humans. This is a well-known carotene, a source of vitamin A, and an equally well-known ascorbic acid, vitamin C.
In addition to these substances, celandine contains flavonoids, saponins, bitterness, resinous substances, organic acids - malic, citric, succinic, which makes the plant extremely useful for metabolic disorders and joint diseases.
Russian peasants also used a decoction of celandine in the household - they scalded clay jars with it, into which they then poured milk. The milk was preserved for a long time and did not turn sour.
For medicinal and health purposes, celandine can and should be used all year round. Even for practically healthy people, this plant can be useful for treating scratches and abrasions, relieving nervous tension and increasing immunity in the off-season.
To find the necessary drug, there is no need to run to the pharmacy if the herbal mixture, juice or infusion of celandine is prepared for future use. For homemade medicine to be as effective as possible, it must be collected and dried correctly.
For future use, you can prepare celandine herb, from which you will prepare infusions and decoctions in winter. In summer, juice is squeezed out of the root of the plant, which is canned and stored in the refrigerator.
So, to harvest celandine grass, we choose dry sunny days during its flowering, i.e. from May to July - August. Armed with a sickle, we find the plant’s habitat. Take a close look to see if among the celandine bushes there are any damaged and diseased plants with limp, pale-colored leaves. Such a plant is not suitable for drying; it has already lost some of its beneficial qualities.
You need to collect only those plants whose leaves have a rich green color without signs of fungal diseases and other lesions. Remember that you will be treating with this herb in winter, so the plants must be absolutely healthy.
Now we cut the plants, but not at the very root, but at a distance of about 10 cm from the ground. You can simply break off the stems with your hands, but make sure that the juice does not get on your skin or clothes - it will quickly stain the fabric yellow and leave small but unpleasant burns on your hands. It is even more dangerous if drops of celandine juice get into the eyes, causing burns to the mucous membrane and lacrimation. Therefore, it is better to collect grass with gloves and wear protective glasses over your eyes.
As soon as the celandine is cut, we immediately send it to dry in the attic, barn or any well-ventilated, dry and warm room. Spread the grass in a thin layer and remember to stir it periodically to prevent it from rotting. If the plant turns brown, it is better to throw it away, otherwise the rot will penetrate further and spoil other plants. It is much more effective to hang the grass to dry. You can do this outdoors, but always under a canopy so that the plant is not exposed to bright sun, which destroys chlorophyll, changes the color of the foliage and stem and negatively affects the composition of the plant, leading to the loss of its valuable properties. The plant is dried in a special dryer or in an oven at a temperature of 50-60 °C. With any drying method, the suitability of raw materials is determined as follows: when bent, the dried stems should immediately break and not bend.
Dried herbs should be placed in linen or paper bags and stored hanging in the dark or in dim light. This is the best way to preserve celandine, thanks to which the plant is ventilated from different sides. But if this is not possible, then ordinary wooden boxes, boxes and bags are also suitable, in which well-dried raw materials are placed loosely, without compaction, and stored in dry rooms without access to light. If all these conditions are met, dried grass will not lose its quality for three years.
Sometimes celandine is prepared along with the root, from which infusions and alcohol tinctures are prepared. In this case, the celandine bushes are dug up entirely, carefully clearing the roots from the soil. Then the roots are washed well in water and the plants are laid out to dry. As soon as the water has evaporated, the plant bushes are tied together several at a time and dried by hanging them in attics or other dry and well-ventilated areas. When the plants are completely dry, their roots are wrapped in thick paper or a canvas rag and hung in a dry place for storage. In this form, celandine can be stored for about five years without losing its valuable properties.
You can harvest not only the grass and roots of celandine, but also ready-made preparations from the plant - juice, infusions for external and internal use, ointments and herbal mixtures for therapeutic and healing baths. It is much more convenient when you have a ready-made product that you can quickly use immediately. That's why we offer several such recipes.
Celandine juice is the basis for preparing medicines for many diseases, and is also an excellent medicine in itself, which is used for various diseases in varying proportions. Canned juice can be used as an antiseptic instead of iodine, so it is indispensable in cases of an allergic reaction to iodine. Those who have at least once used celandine juice as an antiseptic know about its excellent qualities: it perfectly disinfects wounds and does not sting the skin, so it is perfect for children.
Fresh celandine juice can be used all summer, but for the winter it needs to be prepared for future use. To do this, we select healthy young plants, dig them out of the ground along with the roots, which we thoroughly clean and wash. We cut the roots, stems, leaves and flowers into small pieces and pass through a meat grinder. Then we squeeze the resulting dark green mass through cheesecloth and pour the resulting liquid into bottles or jars with screw tops. We place the jars in a cool place, but not in the refrigerator. After 4-5 days, the juice will begin to ferment, so you need to open the lids and release the gas, then close the jars tightly again. After another couple of days, release the gas again (remembering to close the lids tightly). We repeat this several times until fermentation stops.
The finished juice should be stored in a cool place in tightly closed bottles. It will not lose its healing qualities for 2-3 years.
Ointment for warts and calluses
This ointment should be in every home, because no one is safe from calluses and warts. This remedy will also provide a good service for more serious skin diseases - eczema, diathesis or psoriasis. However, the ointment is suitable not only for medicinal, but also for cosmetic purposes. With its help, you can easily get rid of freckles and eliminate areas of pigmentation on the skin.
So, to prepare the ointment you will need fresh celandine juice and Vaseline.
Mix celandine juice and petroleum jelly in a ratio of 1:4. Instead of juice, you can take dry grass and crush it into powder, mix with petroleum jelly (or lanolin) in the same proportion.
Store the ointment in the refrigerator for no more than two years.
This infusion can be prepared from either a fresh plant or dried herbs and roots. It is used for preventive and therapeutic purposes: to increase immunity, restore strength, and after stress to maintain the nervous system.
In summer it is better to prepare an infusion of fresh celandine. It contains more valuable substances.
We tear out the celandine bush along with the roots, clear it of soil, and rinse it well.
Then we cut the whole plant into small pieces of about 1 cm. Fill a half-liter jar to half the volume and pour boiling water over the raw materials (after rinsing the jar with it). Close the jar with a lid and cover with a towel. Leave on the counter until completely cool. If the grass is dried, then chop it and fill 1/4 of the jar volume. The infusion is prepared in the same way.
The resulting infusion should be stored in the refrigerator, but not longer than three days.
And they take it like this:
adults – 1 tbsp. a spoonful of infusion is diluted in 1/2 glass of water and taken 20 minutes before meals 2-3 times a day;
children from 7 years old - 1 teaspoon of infusion diluted in 1/3 glass of water and taken 15 minutes before meals 2-3 times a day.
If the infusion is used for the purposes of prevention and general improvement of the body, then it is taken for a week, then a break is taken for 4-5 days and taken again for a week. With such breaks, the infusion can be taken for up to four weeks, then take a break for two months.
For medicinal purposes, the timing of taking the infusion should be discussed with your doctor. Usually it is prescribed to drink for two weeks, then a two-week break is required, if necessary, the course of treatment is repeated.
Preventive and health-improving baths with the addition of celandine are the most harmless and at the same time effective method of improving well-being and health. Moreover, water procedures in themselves are soothing and relaxing, and with the addition of tonic and anti-inflammatory herbs they are doubly useful.
For baths it is better to use a collection of herbs. Having different properties, they will enhance and complement the therapeutic effect. It is better to prepare such fees in advance and store them in a separate place. For them, celandine is collected and dried separately, since in this case only the above-ground part of the plant is used. At the same time, you need to prepare other herbs that are used in bath collections - string, St. John's wort, sage, chamomile, valerian. As soon as the plants are dry, they are crushed and mixed, taking herbs, including celandine, in equal parts. Then 2 cups of the mixture are poured into separate bags. In winter, all that remains is to get the bags, brew the mixture and prepare aromatic and healing baths.
Pour 2 cups (200 g) of the dry herbal mixture into 4 liters of boiling water, cover with a lid and leave for 40 minutes, then strain and add to a bath of water at a temperature of 37-38 °C. The duration of the bath is no more than 20 minutes. It is recommended to take baths 1 or 2 times a week.
Warning!
Treatment with celandine and preparations from this plant is carried out strictly according to the recipe and only after agreement with the doctor, since drugs taken in large doses can cause poisoning. The main symptoms of poisoning: severe thirst, heaviness in the head and stomach, dizziness, fainting, hallucinations, convulsions.
First aid for celandine poisoning is to lavage the stomach and introduce as much liquid into the body as possible.
Treatment with celandine
Celandine has a wide spectrum of action and is useful for a huge number of diseases. However, even it cannot be called a panacea for all ills. Just as no two people are the same, the illnesses from which we suffer are also different. Each of us has our own nervous system, our own level of immunity and our own acquired sores. And the effect of treatment with any medicine largely depends on all these factors. In some cases, preparations or infusions of celandine will be a good help in treating the disease with basic medications; in other cases, celandine will have a restorative, health-improving effect on the body, and in others, it will become the main medicine. Your doctor will tell you all this, but there are some things you can do yourself. Of course, I do not encourage you to diagnose yourself, but it is quite possible to assume that you have one or another illness. This is especially necessary if you are planning to be treated with folk remedies.
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Treatment with celandine should begin with small doses, checking the individual reaction of the body to this plant. If the body tolerates it well, then you can continue treatment according to the dosages indicated in the recipes.
The main difference between herbal medicine, that is, herbal treatment, and medicinal methods is that it primarily affects the cause of the disease, and not just its manifestations. For example, eczema is not only a skin pathology, but also a metabolic pathology. Celandine will quickly and effectively eliminate unsightly spots and peeling, while normalizing carbohydrate metabolism, as a result of which the skin gave such a response. Consequently, it is not enough to just lubricate sore spots with celandine juice or its infusion, you need to take it internally to heal the entire body - then the disease will not manifest itself again.
The same applies to any diseases of the stomach, intestines, joints, etc. Therefore, you will have to undergo a small educational program - learn a little more about your illness, and if you do not know your diagnosis at all, but only experience certain unpleasant sensations, then you can guess what is happening to you.
Caution should be observed even when using celandine externally.
The milky sap of this plant is poisonous, so if ingested through damaged skin it can cause inflammation.
Taking celandine requires a very careful approach to your health and treatment.
Keeping in mind that the plant contains toxic substances, it is especially important to determine the exact dosage of infusions or decoctions required to treat a specific disease. Therefore, correctly determining the state of your health is the first step.
The second is to consult a doctor about taking celandine in relation to your disease in the dosages that you will find on the pages of this book. Go to the doctor you trust. Once you receive the go-ahead, take action! Then celandine will meet your expectations. This will be the third step - to begin treatment with confidence in success, which is very important, because faith in treatment and a positive emotional attitude are already 50% of successful healing from any illness. And if you still have celandine, then you are guaranteed good luck.
Contraindications. Celandine preparations are contraindicated during pregnancy, epilepsy, angina, and children under three years of age.
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Celandine can be taken orally for no more than two weeks in a row, after which you need to take a break for two weeks. Since the plant is poisonous, it is better to use it in a mixture with other herbs, which will enhance its healing effect and neutralize the toxic effect.
Treatment of skin diseases
Celandine is used to treat most skin diseases, not only in the form of tinctures and decoctions, but also in healing baths. We rely on the experience of traditional medicine and modern research in the field of herbal medicine, which has confirmed old, well-tested properties, discovered new possibilities of this plant and developed modern recipes for its use. With their help, thousands of people got rid of seborrhea, dermatitis, psoriasis - diseases that are difficult to cure even with the help of strong chemical drugs.
Celandine has proven its right to exist not only as an auxiliary remedy, but also as the main and most effective medicine. Therefore, today many dermatologists recommend their patients to use this plant without resorting to expensive and often ineffective drugs, which are also far from safe for the body. After all, every chemical medicine, in addition to its benefits, causes destruction. Natural herbal remedies do not have this drawback, although they should be taken no less seriously, and in no case should they be used at their own discretion and “by eye.”
This is especially true for celandine, which contains toxic components.
However, don't be put off by the word "poisonous." Remember that it is poison in minimal and strictly defined quantities that is the best antidote: it is important to maintain the accuracy of the dosage and know the recipes for its use. Of course, celandine does not have such destructive power, but the presence of even one toxic component makes it a powerful medicine that must be treated with respect and caution. Therefore, follow the recipe and take care of your health. This is the first condition necessary to obtain the desired result.
Make sure your diagnosis is accurate before starting treatment. Seborrhea, dermatitis, psoriasis - it is difficult for an ignorant person to understand these names, especially if the disease has taken you by surprise and you need to do something urgently. Of course, it is best to consult a doctor who will understand the nature of skin rashes or acne. But such an opportunity is not always available; moreover, treatment then gives the best effect when started immediately, in the first minutes of the disease. Indeed, when you are in a hurry to attend an important business meeting and find red spots on your forehead or temples, which also itch unbearably, you will want to urgently take some measures to alleviate your physical and moral torment. Not knowing what is happening to you and how to deal with it, you will have to run to the clinic, where there is likely to be a queue of similar sufferers or there will not be the right specialist. Then your ordeal will continue and you will start looking for a doctor, and at this time it would be possible to begin treatment and prevent the development of the disease.
Therefore, it is better to have an idea of what kind of illness happened to you.
Offering well-tested recipes for using celandine, we give a brief description of the disease in which they are effective in treating. Once you understand your diagnosis, you can begin treatment with confidence.
Treatment of warts
Many people know what warts look like, and those who know them only by hearsay are sure that they can “recognize” them at first sight. However, a wart can easily be confused with other skin formations, such as papillomas. To prevent this from happening, it is important to know why warts appear, what they are and what they look like.
So, warts are a kind of tumors that appear on the skin under the influence of viruses. Viruses can be transmitted through a handshake, clothing, or other direct contact. The wart can be very small, the size of a pinhead, or it can be large – up to 2 cm in diameter. Warts also vary in shape. They are ordinary and flat. Common, or vulgar, warts are quite easy to recognize. They resemble dense gray or brown nodules, rough and completely painless. Common warts grow on the skin in entire “families,” often merging into one spot. But among them, the main maternal wart is always noticeable - it is the largest. Flat warts correspond to their name: they have a smooth surface and a fuzzy, irregular outline. They are also called juvenile, as they usually appear in childhood or adolescence. Flat warts most often appear on the back of the skin of the hands and on the face and appear several times in one place. They last a very long time, do not respond well to drug treatment, and often reappear after elimination.
There are also painful warts. They are usually located on the soles of the feet and resemble calluses. These are so-called plantar warts.
Of all the means for removing warts, celandine has been considered the best since ancient times. After using it, even frequently recurring flat warts no longer appear.
Juice for warts Fresh milky juice of celandine is used. Apply undiluted juice to warts 3-4 times a day.
Ointment for warts
Mix 1 tbsp. a spoonful of fresh or canned (prepared in the summer) celandine juice with 4 tbsp. spoons of Vaseline. Add 1/4 teaspoon of carbolic acid to prevent the ointment from becoming moldy. Instead of juice, you can take dry celandine herb crushed to powder.
The ointment is effective not only for removing warts, but also for treating calluses, removing freckles and age spots.
Decoction for drinking
Mix 1 tbsp. a spoonful of great celandine herb, 1 tbsp. spoon of large plantain leaf, 2 tbsp. spoons of lemon balm leaves, 2 tbsp. spoons of nettle leaves, 2 tbsp. spoons of horsetail grass, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of dandelion root. Mix everything well, add 2 tbsp. spoons of the mixture into an enamel pan, pour 3 cups of cold water and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and leave to cool at room temperature. When the broth has cooled, strain and store in the refrigerator for no more than two days.
Take 1/3 cup 3 times a day before meals.
Treatment of scabies
Bath with celandine
Place 50 g of crushed celandine (3 tablespoons) in an enamel pan and pour 1/2 liter of boiling water (2.5 cups). Cover with a lid and place in a water bath for 30 minutes. Then cool the broth at room temperature for 15 minutes, strain, squeezing out the raw materials. Pour the broth into a bath with warm water.
Take baths with celandine in the evening before bed every day for a week.
The decoction can be prepared for two or three baths at once, but no more, since it can be stored in the refrigerator for no more than two days.
Treatment of eczema
Eczema is a chronic skin disease of an allergic nature. Its main symptoms are reddened skin that is very itchy and flaky, and then crusts over. This occurs due to inflammation of the deep and superficial layers of the skin. Most often, lesions appear on the hands and elbows, the inner surface of the knees and elbows, and in children, eczema also affects the face, scalp and neck.
The cause of eczema is a malfunction of the immune system, as a result of which the body reacts with skin pathology to certain foods or any external influences. Eczema is often transmitted genetically - from parents to children.
Eczema can appear at any age - both in an infant and in an adult.
A disease that occurs in early childhood often fades for a long time or goes away completely as the child grows up.
Skin manifestations of eczema indicate the presence of dysbiosis and appear against its background, so it is very important to treat not only the skin, but also restore the intestinal flora, including with preparations from celandine. Pathogenic bacteria that multiply on the mucous membrane of the stomach and intestines must be removed from the body. To do this, you also need to take enterosorbents, for example activated
coal.
During treatment, it is also recommended to take sedatives, since eczema is provoked by mental strain and stress. In addition, we must not forget about the diet: it is better not to consume foods such as eggs, coffee, chocolate, citrus fruits, pickles and marinades.
Treatment with celandine juice
Generously lubricate the affected areas with celandine juice (fresh or prepared). During application of the juice, itching may occur, which must be endured. As soon as the itching subsides, apply the juice again to the affected area. Do this 3 times. Each time the itching will decrease and will soon go away completely, and the inflammation will disappear.
This treatment is also suitable for fungus and lichen.
Infusions for external use
Recipe No. 1
Add 2 tbsp. spoons of chopped herbs and celandine roots into an enamel bowl, pour 1 cup of boiling water and heat in a water bath for 15 minutes. Then cool the broth at room temperature for 45 minutes, strain, and pour into a glass container with a stopper. Store for no more than two days.
Apply the resulting infusion to the affected skin 3-4 times a day.
Recipe No. 2
Pour 1 tbsp. a spoonful of chopped grass and celandine roots and 1 tbsp. spoon of dandelion root into an enamel pan. Pour the raw material with 2 cups of boiling water, close the lid and heat in a water bath for 30 minutes. Then cool the broth at room temperature for 15 minutes, strain and pour into a glass jar or bottle with a tight-fitting stopper. Store in a cool, dark place for no more than two days.
Apply lotions to the affected skin 3-4 times a day.
Celandine ointment
Finely chop fresh or dried celandine leaves and mix with lanolin and petroleum jelly in a ratio of 2: 1: 1. Store the ointment at room temperature.
Apply ointment to affected areas 3-4 times a day.
Infusions for internal use Along with the external use of juice and infusions from celandine, you need to take herbal infusions and teas internally.
Recipe No. 1
Mix 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb, 2 tbsp. spoons of nettle leaves, 1 tbsp.
spoon of tripartite herb, 1 tbsp. spoon of valerian root. Mix everything thoroughly, take 2 tbsp. spoons of the mixture and pour 2.5 cups of boiling water over it. Place in a water bath for 30 minutes. Cool at room temperature for 20 minutes and strain.
Take 1/2 cup 2 times a day 30 minutes before meals.
Recipe No. 2
(use for severe or advanced eczema) Prepare the infusion as in the previous recipe. But herbal tea will be different. Mix 5 tbsp. spoons of celandine grass, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of tansy flowers, 2 tbsp. spoons of tricolor violet flowers, 2 tbsp. spoons of dandelion root, 2 tbsp. spoons of corn silk and 1 tbsp. a spoonful of chicory root. You can prepare the collection without chicory.
Mix everything thoroughly, prepare an infusion and take 1/2 cup 3 times a day.
Preventive tea
This drink is very effective for the prevention of eczema with barely noticeable redness of the skin and factors that provoke its onset (stress, poor diet).
Mix 2 tbsp. spoons of grass and celandine root, 4 tbsp. spoons of three-part series, 1 tbsp.
spoon of tricolor violet, 1 tbsp. spoon of black elderberry flowers, 3 tbsp. spoons of St. John's wort herb and 4 tbsp. spoons of white claret leaves. Mix everything thoroughly and pour into a glass jar with a tightly screwed lid or a canvas bag.
Prepare tea. For this, 2 tbsp. Brew spoons of the mixture with 2 cups of boiling water, let steep for 10-15 minutes, strain. Add sugar to taste.
Drink 1/2 glass 3 times a day after meals.
Treatment of dermatitis
Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin caused by mechanical or chemical stress. There are acute and chronic forms of the disease.
Acute dermatitis is characterized by redness of the skin, the appearance of swelling and blisters, which burst to form abrasions and even ulcers. There is itching and a burning and tingling sensation, even pain. In some cases, areas of skin become necrotic.
Chronic dermatitis develops with prolonged exposure to any irritants on the skin. Most often, its appearance is provoked by friction of the skin on rough clothing or tight shoes, long-term non-healing burns or frostbite, and exposure to X-rays and radioactive radiation. The disease is manifested by a thickening of the stratum corneum of the skin, on which skin lines clearly appear. Often the skin becomes bluish.
Typically, dermatitis affects industrial workers who are in constant contact with chemical and physical irritants.
To prevent the development of dermatitis or cure an already begun disease, it is necessary to apply lotions and wash the affected parts with celandine preparations several times a day. In summer, you need to apply crushed fresh celandine leaves to the skin, which will quickly relieve inflammation.
For dermatitis, the use of infusions internally is not necessary, because this is a purely skin disease, although preventive infusions will be very useful to increase the body's resistance.
Decoction of celandine
Pour 4 tbsp. spoons of dry celandine herb into an enamel pan, pour 1 liter of cold water, close the pan with a lid. Bring to a boil and simmer over low heat for 10 minutes. Remove the broth from the heat and leave for 8 hours. Strain and store in the refrigerator for 3 days.
Wash the affected skin with the decoction, make lotions and add to baths.
Lotions for the treatment of acute weeping dermatitis
For acute forms of dermatitis with severe itching and weeping skin, a stronger decoction of celandine is used.
Place 2 cups of finely chopped herb along with the roots in an enamel pan, pour in 1 liter of cold water and bring to a boil. Close the lid and keep on low heat for 30 minutes. Leave at room temperature for 3 hours, then strain and use for lotions and warm local baths, which should be done 5-6 times a day.
This product reduces inflammation and dries out the skin.
Baths and lotions can be used for children over 12 years of age.
Treatment of seborrhea
Seborrhea is a skin disease associated with disruption of the sebaceous glands. This is evidenced by the name of the disease - translated from Latin, sebum means “fat”, and rheo translates as “flow”. The sebaceous glands produce too much sebaceous secretion, which is also oversaturated with fatty acids. Seborrhea can appear on all areas of the skin where there are sebaceous glands, but most often affects the scalp, facial skin (nasolabial triangle), chest and back. These areas have the most sebaceous glands.
Among the causes of seborrhea, hormonal disorders come first, in which the level of androgens (male sex hormones) increases and the level of estrogens (female sex hormones) decreases. Other causes are B vitamin deficiency, food allergies, nervous system disorders and gastrointestinal diseases. Genetic predisposition plays a major role in the development of the disease.
Seborrhea - a very common skin disease that often occurs in adolescence - during the period of hormonal changes in the body, that is, at 13-15 years. By about 25 years of age, the exacerbation of seborrhea goes away, but for some people it remains for life and manifests itself in adulthood and old age. Men suffer from this disease more often than women.
There are two forms of the disease: oily and dry.
With oily seborrhea, the pores are greatly enlarged and clogged with dark-colored plugs.
If the disease is not treated, the skin becomes very inflamed, then roughens and becomes like an orange peel, and hair falls out in the affected area and bald patches form.
Dry seborrhea causes flaking and dandruff; it is characterized not by inflammatory, but by fungal skin lesions.
Treatment for seborrhea is very long, but it will be successful if you are patient and do not give up treatment even during temporary relief. In this case, it is necessary to exclude factors that provoke the disease - monitor the diet, intestines, and the state of the nervous system.
Taking celandine infusions internally will help restore intestinal microflora and hormonal balance, and also support your strength during periods of emotional stress.
Seborrhea oil
Place 2 cups of dry crushed herbs or 4 cups of fresh chopped celandine plant in an enamel pan. Pour the raw material with 0.5 liters of unrefined vegetable oil, preferably linseed. Stir and simmer in a water bath over very low heat for 3 hours. Make sure that the water in the larger container (water bath) does not boil away. Then remove the pan and put it on the table to steep for another 3-4 hours. After this, strain the liquid and pour into a glass jar wrapped in a dark cloth or paper (you can take a dark glass bottle).
Close the container tightly and store in a cool, dark place. When properly stored, the oil retains its healing properties for up to five years.
Apply the oil to the affected areas in a thin layer in several stages: apply once, then wait a few seconds until the product is absorbed, then apply the oil again and wait again, and so on 3-4 times. Do the procedures in the morning and evening before bed. For severe seborrhea, you can do the procedure 3 times a day.
Second application: apply oil 3-4 times at intervals of 15-20 minutes, 2-3 times a day.
This oil is effective not only for seborrhea, but also for psoriasis, allergic dermatitis, and juvenile acne.
Decoction for the treatment of seborrhea of the scalp
Pour 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb in a porcelain cup with 1 glass of cold water and heat in a water bath under a lid for 30 minutes. Then cool at room temperature for 40 minutes, strain and pour the broth into another container.
Rub the product into the hair roots 4-5 times a day. The effect is noticeable after 2-3 days.
Infusion for the treatment of seborrhea of the scalp For treatment, you will need a strong infusion from a collection of herbs that enhance the anti-inflammatory and antifungal effects of celandine.
Mix 2 tbsp. spoons of celandine grass, 4 tbsp. spoons of a series of tripartite and 1 tbsp. spoon of horsetail, mix everything well. Store the collection in a dry place at room temperature. 2 tbsp. Pour 1 cup of boiling water over spoons of the mixture and leave covered for 1 hour, then strain.
Rub the infusion into the scalp at night after washing. The procedure is repeated every other day, and then two more days.
Treatment of acne vulgaris
Acne appears as a result of excessive secretion of the sebaceous glands and inflammation of the hair follicles, which often occurs against the background of an imbalance of sex hormones - androgens and estrogens. The level of androgens in acne is twice the normal level, which is why acne mainly appears in adolescence during puberty. Most teenagers suffer from them to one degree or another, depending on the sensitivity of the sebaceous glands to hormones. This is largely determined by genetic predisposition. Acne is more common in boys than in girls.
Inflammation of the follicles - hair follicles - causes blockage of the pores in which bacteria begin to multiply. It has been proven that zinc deficiency in the body contributes to this. The appearance of acne, like seborrhea, is provoked by tight clothing, a hot and humid climate, as well as the use by adolescents of anabolic steroids (for muscle development) and some oral contraceptives and cosmetics - fatty cleansers and moisturizers.
Acne remedy
Moisten gauze folded in 3 layers with fresh or pre-prepared celandine juice and lubricate areas of the skin where there are acne. Wait a few minutes until the juice is absorbed into the skin, then apply gauze soaked in the juice again. After 10 minutes, wash your face with boiled water. Carry out the procedure 3-4 times a day. It is possible that on the first day of treatment there will be no noticeable results, but after a couple of days the effect will be noticeable, and after 1-2 weeks the acne will completely disappear.
With advanced acne, you will need to lubricate the affected areas with juice more often. If necessary, after a two-day break, the course of treatment can be repeated.
For almost any skin disease, external remedies alone cannot be used. After all, skin is an indicator of a person’s overall health, of the processes that occur inside the body. Therefore, it is necessary to treat the disease from the inside, taking medicinal infusions from herbs, among which celandine ranks first. These infusions help normalize impaired metabolism, restore intestinal microflora and improve immunity, thereby helping to cure skin pathologies. They are suitable for everyone who suffers from furunculosis, acne, eczema, diathesis and other infectious and allergic skin diseases.
Recipe No. 1
Mix 2 tbsp. spoons of celandine grass, 4 tbsp. spoons of burdock root, 4 tbsp. spoons of St. John's wort herb, 2 tbsp. spoons of peppermint leaves, 2 tbsp. spoons of calendula officinalis flowers, 3 tbsp. spoons of birch leaves, 3 tbsp. spoons of plantain leaves; 3 tbsp. Place spoons of the mixture in an enamel pan and pour 2.5 cups of boiling water. Heat in a water bath, covered, for 30 minutes. Cool at room temperature for 30 minutes. Strain.
Take 1/2 cup 3 times a day 20 minutes before meals. The course of treatment is two weeks, then take a break for two weeks, repeat the treatment if necessary.
Recipe No. 2
This infusion is prepared in the same way as the previous one, but the composition of the collection will be different.
Mix 3 tbsp. spoons of celandine grass, 2 tbsp. spoons of knotweed grass, 3 tbsp. spoons of white claret leaves and 4 tbsp. spoons of tricolor violet flowers. Store the collection in a glass jar. To prepare the infusion, take 2 tbsp. spoons of the mixture and pour 1/2 liter of boiling water over it. Leave for 30 minutes, cool at room temperature and strain.
Take 1/3 cup 30 minutes before meals 3 times a day. The course of treatment is two weeks, then take a break for 2 weeks, repeat the treatment if necessary.
Treatment of neurodermatitis
Neurodermatitis is a chronic disease that has many causes: genetic predisposition, immunological disorders, diseases of the nervous system, allergies, pathology of the endocrine system and intestinal dysbiosis.
Neurodermatitis cannot be confused with other skin diseases, because it always begins with severe itching, which haunts the patient constantly. At first, no traces of inflammation are visible on the skin, only after scratching the skin begins to turn red, small flat nodules appear on it, which subsequently become crusty and peel off. The lesions have a heterogeneous structure: in the center the skin is thickened and red, covered on the sides with white or pink nodules, and in the center with pigment spots.
Depending on the form of neurodermatitis, different areas of the skin are affected. In a limited form of the disease, the process involves the back of the neck, the areas under the knees and elbow areas, the inner surfaces of the thighs and forearms, and the perineum. Diffuse neurodermatitis spreads to any part of the body, the skin there is very flaky and dry, scales, crusts and even cracks appear.
Neurodermatitis becomes more and more active with age; the disease does not subside, but recurs, because its causes are not eradicated. To these are added more and more new factors that provoke the disease, such as intoxication of the body, metabolic disorders, etc. The progression of the disease also contributes to poor nutrition, taking antibiotics, and chronic infections.
Treatment of neurodermatitis consists not only in external effects on the skin, but, most importantly, in eliminating the main cause of the disease. Therefore, simultaneously with skin ointments and lotions, it is necessary to use herbal infusions internally.
Ointment for neurodermatitis
Take 50 g of dried celandine grass powder, 500 g of St. John's wort oil, 250 g of unsalted butter, 100 g of crushed birch buds, 100 g of pine bark powder, 100 g of beeswax, 30 g of crushed chalk and 50 g of dry birch leaves powder .
Place butter and beeswax in an enamel pan and put on fire. Stirring continuously, bring to a boil. Then add pine bark to this mass and keep on low heat for another 10 minutes, stirring constantly.
Add celandine and birch leaves, boil the mixture for 5 minutes, then pour in St. John's wort oil, stir and add chalk. After this, place the saucepan in the oven on low heat for 2.5 hours, periodically removing and stirring its contents. Then add birch buds to the resulting mass and put the pan back on the stove over low heat for 10 minutes. Cool the mixture at room temperature. After 6 hours, when the ointment has completely cooled, put the pan on the fire again and bring to a boil, then strain while hot and pour into glass jars, close them tightly. Store the ointment in a cool, dark place for no more than one year.
Apply the ointment to a clean cotton or linen cloth and apply to the affected area of the skin 3-4 times a day. Already after the second procedure the effect will be noticeable. This product perfectly relieves skin itching and inflammation, softens the skin.
Therapeutic bath for the treatment of dermatitis
To make the bath truly effective, prepare an infusion from the mixture of herbs indicated in the recipe. You will need quite a lot of plants, so not all of them may be on hand. Knowing about your disease, it is better to collect or buy all the necessary ingredients in advance and prepare the collection. However, if you still cannot find any herbs, you can limit yourself to the seven plants that are listed first.
Mix 2 tbsp. spoons of celandine grass, 4 tbsp. spoons of horsetail grass, 4 tbsp. spoons of nettle leaves, 6 tbsp. spoons of birch leaves, 4 tbsp. spoons of creeping wheatgrass rhizome, 4 tbsp. spoons of burdock leaves, 4 tbsp. spoons of knotweed herb (these herbs are a must!), 2 tbsp. spoons of oregano herb, 5 tbsp. spoons of common grass. Place three glasses of the mixture in a large enamel pan and add 5 liters of water at room temperature. Cover the pan with a lid and put on fire. When the water boils, turn off the gas and leave to steep for 1 hour. Then strain the infusion and add it to a bath of water at a temperature of 37-38 °C.
Take a therapeutic bath with this herbal infusion 2 times a week for 20 minutes for 3 weeks. During this time, skin lesions usually disappear.
The bath has a general strengthening effect and stimulates metabolism not only for dermatitis, but also for seborrhea, neurodermatitis and other skin diseases.
Allergy
Skin rash, hives, dermatitis are all manifestations of allergies, which manifest themselves differently in different people. An allergy itself is an increased sensitivity of the body to a particular substance or food product - an allergen. The most common allergens are dust, animal hair, fish, citrus fruits, chocolate.
Since the manifestations of allergies are very individual, people susceptible to it know themselves what and to what extent their body reacts. But there are allergies of a different nature – infectious. It develops against the background of viral diseases and often causes a cough or runny nose that is no longer viral, but of an allergic nature.
Allergic manifestations also occur on the skin. Therefore, if the cold has persisted, you should take antihistamines along with anti-inflammatory drugs.
It is celandine that is a strong anti-allergic and skin cleansing agent.
It is used in the form of infusions as a drink, for lubricating and rubbing affected areas of the skin, and is also added to medicinal baths.
Infusions for internal use
Recipe No. 1
Pour 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine and 1 tbsp. spoon a series of boiling water and keep in a water bath under the lid for 40 minutes. Then cool for 30-40 minutes and strain.
Take 1 tbsp. spoon of the product 20 minutes before meals 3 times a day for two weeks. Then take a break for two weeks and repeat the course of treatment.
Recipe No. 2
Mix 1 tbsp. a spoonful of celandine herb, hop cones, crushed valerian root, motherwort and calendula; 1 tbsp. Pour 2 cups of boiling water over a spoonful of the mixture.
Leave covered or in a thermos for 2 hours. Strain.
Take 1 tbsp. spoon 20 minutes before meals 3 times a day for a month. Take a break for two weeks and repeat the course of treatment.
The medicine acts gradually, slowly, but gives a very good, lasting effect.
Recipe No. 3
Place 1 tbsp. spoon of crushed celandine herb into a thermos and pour 0.5 liters of boiling water, leave for 4 hours. Strain.
Take 1/4 cup 2 times a day - morning and evening, regardless of meals.
Infusions for lotions and rubdowns for skin rashes
Recipe No. 1
Place 4 tbsp. spoons of celandine into an enamel pan and pour 1/2 liter of cold water. Bring to a boil, keep on fire for another 5 minutes. Then leave covered for 6 hours. Strain.
Soak a linen cloth in the infusion and apply to the affected areas. Add the product to a bath with a water temperature of 36-38 °C.
Recipe No. 2
Pour 1 tbsp. a spoonful of celandine grass and 1 tbsp. spoon of red clover flowers in a thermos with 2 cups of boiling water. Infuse for 8-9 hours, it is better to leave overnight. Then strain.
Apply a cloth soaked in infusion to the skin or rinse the affected areas of the skin with infusion 3 times a day for a month.
Recipe No. 3
Mix 1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed celandine herb, calendula, hop cones and oak bark. Then 2 tbsp. Place spoons of the mixture in a glass container and pour 1/2 liter of boiling water. Cover with a lid and leave for 1 hour. Then strain.
Apply lotions with infusion to the affected areas for 10 minutes, then wait until the skin dries, do not rinse. Do the procedures 3 times a day until the skin is cleansed.
Skin ointment
Mix 2 tbsp. spoons of celandine herb, hop cones, dandelion root, tricolor violet herb, birch buds. Add 200 g of Vaseline to the resulting mixture and mix the resulting mass thoroughly. In a clay or metal bowl, place the mixture in the oven over medium heat for 30 minutes. Cool at room temperature. When the mixture has cooled, transfer it to a glass jar with a tightly screwed lid.
Apply a thin layer of ointment to the affected area of skin 3 times a day, do not rinse.
Treatment is carried out until complete recovery.
Treatment of psoriasis (squamosal lichen)
Psoriasis is another chronic disease that is closely related to the condition of the nervous system. It is based on genetic factors, and the triggering point is stress, nervous strain, infectious diseases, endocrine disorders and drug allergies.
The disease can begin at any age - both in childhood and in old age.
Signs of psoriasis are very characteristic: unbearably itchy pink spots with clear contours, covered with white scales, appear mainly on the temples, forehead, neck and scalp. Sometimes plaques appear first in the bends of the elbows and knees. Gradually they spread over the entire surface of the skin.
Psoriasis in its advanced form can significantly affect the state of the nervous system, disruption of which in turn will lead to even greater progression of the disease. Therefore, even the barely noticeable first signs of psoriasis must be immediately treated in a comprehensive manner, affecting not only the skin, but also eliminating the deeper causes that caused the disease.
Infusions for internal use
Recipe No. 1
Mix 1 tbsp. a spoonful of herbs and celandine root, 1 tbsp. spoon of tripartite herb, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of St. John's wort herb, 1 teaspoon of black elderberry flowers, 1 tbsp. spoon of calamus root, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of horsetail grass, 1 tbsp. spoon of corn silk, 2 tbsp. spoons of lingonberry leaves and 1 teaspoon of elecampane root. Pour a tablespoon of the mixture into 2 cups of boiling water. Leave in a thermos or covered for 4 hours. Strain. Take 1/3 cup of infusion after breakfast and before bed.
Recipe No. 2
This infusion is very effective in advanced stages of psoriasis. It must be prepared for one day immediately before use. You can infuse herbs in a thermos, leaving to brew overnight.
Mix 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb, 3 tbsp. spoons of toadflax herb, 4 tbsp.
spoons of St. John's wort herb, 3 tbsp. spoons of tricolor violet herb, 3 tbsp.
spoons of calamus root, 3 tbsp. spoons of horsetail grass and 2 tbsp. spoons of calendula officinalis flowers. Pour 1 tbsp. spoon of herbal mixture 1.5 cups of boiling water, leave covered or in a thermos for 4-8 hours. Strain.
Divide the infusion equally into two doses - in the morning and in the evening, an hour after meals.
Take the product for no more than a week, then take a break for 3 days and, depending on how you feel, continue taking it for another week. If the rashes still remain, you can switch to a more gentle infusion according to the following recipe.
Recipe No. 3
The infusion is especially effective in the initial stages of psoriasis or after treatment using an infusion made according to a previous recipe.
Mix 1 tbsp. a spoonful of celandine grass and 1 tbsp. spoon of tricolor violet herb. Pour the mixture with 2 cups of boiling water and leave for 2 hours. Then strain.
Take 1 tbsp. spoon 4 times a day an hour after meals.
A remedy for the treatment of advanced psoriasis
If the disease progresses despite treatment, or time has been lost and the disease has become severe with extensive damage to the skin surface, then this herbal infusion will help. The herbs are infused immediately before use.
Mix 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb, 1 tbsp. spoon of St. John's wort herb, 1 tbsp. spoon of marshmallow root, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of valerian officinalis root and 3 tbsp. spoons of tripartite succession herb. Pour 2 tbsp into the pan. spoons of the mixture and pour 1/2 liter of boiling water.
Leave covered for 6 hours.
Take the infusion 2 times a day, 1/2 cup, always warm and strictly 40-50 minutes after meals.
Infusion for the treatment of psoriasis with concomitant allergic reactions to medications and food
Mix 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb, 2 tbsp. spoons of licorice root, 3 tbsp. spoons of a series of tripartite and 1 tbsp. a spoonful of oregano herb. Take 2 tbsp. spoons of this mixture, pour 2 cups of boiling water over it and leave covered for 4 hours. Then strain.
Take 1/2 cup 2 times a day 40 minutes after meals.
Tincture for external use
The infusion is made with 70% alcohol.
Pour 1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed celandine herb 150 g of alcohol in a glass container, close the lid tightly and leave for 10 hours in a dark place. Strain and use for lotions.
In the morning, wipe the affected area with a rag or gauze soaked in tincture. During the day, lubricate the skin with olive oil so that it does not dry out, and at night, apply gauze soaked in a water infusion of chamomile to this area. Procedures should be done within a week. This combination treatment gives excellent results.
Therapeutic baths
Therapeutic baths should be carried out only in combination with two other types of treatment - lotions and drinking herbal infusions, otherwise the effect will be weak. The temperature of the water in the bath should be hot enough, but not higher than 45 °C. Such baths are called hot baths. They are taken only at night, after which, without rinsing, they pat the body dry with a towel and go to bed. Baths can be taken daily, and for mild allergic manifestations - every other day. The course of treatment is 5-7 baths, after which a break is taken for 2 weeks. If necessary, the course of treatment is repeated, but in most cases this is not required, as the disease goes away.
Children can also take hot baths, but the water temperature should be lower, 38-40 °C.
During the day you can take a warm bath of celandine. It is easier to tolerate, but gives a weaker, although rather persistent, effect. Such procedures are indicated for those people who do not tolerate hot water well, as well as for patients with mild manifestations of psoriasis in the initial stages of the disease. These baths have a very beneficial effect on the entire body, calming the nervous system and boosting immunity. They are shown to children from the age of seven.
However, while taking any baths, you need to monitor your own well-being.
Hot bath
Place 1 cup of crushed celandine herb in a large enamel pan and add 4 liters of cold water. Place on fire and bring to a boil. Then remove from the stove and leave covered for 1 hour. Strain and add to a bath with a volume of water of 20-30 liters.
The duration of the bath should not exceed 10 minutes. You need to focus on your own well-being, since herbs have an individual effect on everyone.
Warm bath
Mix 1 tbsp. spoon of celandine herb, 2 tbsp. spoons of valerian rhizome, 3 tbsp. spoons of St. John's wort herb, 2 tbsp. spoons of tripartite herb, 4 tbsp. spoons of red clover flowers, 2 tbsp. spoons of calendula flowers and 2 tbsp. spoons of creeping thyme herb. Place 1.5 cups of the mixture in an enamel pan and fill it with cold water. Place the pan on the fire, bring the liquid to a boil and simmer for another 5 minutes. Then cool at room temperature for 1 hour. Strain and add to a bath with a water temperature of 33-35 ° C.
The duration of the procedure is 15-20 minutes. Baths should be taken every other day.
The course of treatment is 10 baths. During this time, the skin is completely restored.
Treatment of skin tuberculosis
Tuberculosis is a lesion of various manifestations caused by the tuberculosis microbacterium (Koch bacterium).
External symptoms depend on the form of the disease - focal or disseminated.
The focal form includes lupus vulgaris, sclofuroderma, warty and ulcerative tuberculosis. And to disseminated - papulonecrotic tuberculosis and erythema induratum. That is, skin lesions can be very diverse, in some cases similar to dermatoses.
The cause of the development of the disease is most often pre-existing tuberculosis of the internal organs. From this tuberculosis focus, the causative agent of the disease enters the skin and subcutaneous tissue through the blood or lymph, which is facilitated by hormonal disorders, nervous strain, and other infectious pathologies. Much less often, skin tuberculosis occurs when it is damaged and directly infected.
If tuberculosis is suspected, a blood test must be taken. But treatment of external manifestations of tuberculosis must begin immediately.
Celandine for external use
Apply fresh or canned celandine juice to the affected areas of the skin 3-4 times a day.
Celandine ointment
Mix in a water bath until smooth, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of dry powdered celandine herb and 10 tbsp. spoons of lard. Cool the ointment at room temperature. Store in the refrigerator for more than six months.
Apply the ointment to the affected areas of the skin 2 times a day.
Infusion for compresses
It is better to always have this infusion on hand, because it is impossible to prepare it quickly - it will take at least a week. The infusion helps with any skin lesion, so it can be made in advance, even in the summer, using a fresh plant. But dry grass will do. For skin tuberculosis, compresses using infusion give a pronounced positive effect.
Pour 3 cups of chopped fresh or dry celandine herb into 1/2 liter of vodka, cover with a lid and place in a dark place. Leave for 7 days. Then shake well and strain, carefully squeezing out the raw materials. Pour the infusion into a bottle, preferably dark glass, and close tightly. Store the tincture in a dark place.
Make compresses with the tincture on the affected areas of the skin: moisten gauze folded in several layers in the product, apply it to the skin, cover the bandage with a piece of polyethylene, and insulate it with woolen cloth on top. Tie it so that the compress does not fall off, and keep it for two hours. It is best to apply compresses at night. Do the procedures daily for a week. As a rule, this is enough to alleviate the condition. After another week, the treatment can be repeated.
Treatment of furunculosis
This skin disease is characterized by acute purulent-necrotic inflammation of the follicle (hair follicle) and surrounding tissue. At the site of inflammation, a dense, very painful red nodule appears, which quickly increases in size and often causes swelling of neighboring tissues. After a few days, the node softens and opens with the release of pus and a necrotic core. After this, the inflammatory process passes, the resulting ulcer heals, but a barely noticeable scar remains.
The furuncle can be a single one, in which case it opens safely and does not appear again, but sometimes localized furunculosis develops, in which multiple purulent inflammations appear located next to each other.
This happens when the first boil is not treated or when the area where it is located is washed. There is another type of disease - diffuse furunculosis. This is already a chronic process in which boils appear on the body in different places. It is caused by a general weakened state of the body, a lack of B vitamins and even diabetes.
Oil for treating boils
Thoroughly mix 1 cup of crushed celandine herb with 1 liter of sea buckthorn or linseed oil (if you don’t have them, you can take sunflower oil, but the effect will be worse), transfer to a glass jar with a tight lid.
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There are many plants in folk medicine, the use of which has a beneficial effect on the human body. Celandine will be no exception. Its rich chemical composition allows it to be used as an adjuvant against many ailments. Do not underestimate celandine, the beneficial properties and contraindications of which force you to handle it with extreme caution, since the plant is poisonous.
Celandine is an unpretentious plant, it can be found everywhere. It grows in the shade of trees, near houses, in forests, plantings and gardens. It blooms with bright yellow flowers, after which it produces fruits in the form of pods, which burst when ripe. During the spring and summer, the grass can bear fruit several times.
Ointments are made from celandine, decoctions, tinctures with alcohol and vodka are prepared, and the juice is squeezed out. The plant is especially popular for use against warts, non-healing wounds, and acne.
Chemical components of the plant:
Note! Due to the high content of useful substances, celandine has an anti-inflammatory effect and is also noted to have an antiviral effect.
Among the whole complex of positive effects of celandine on the body, it is worth highlighting several main areas: anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic effects, choleretic and bactericidal effects.
Thanks to a large number of alkaloids, the plant relieves spasms, calms the heart, and reduces pain. Some of them are the opposite. They have a stimulating effect on the body, strengthen muscle walls, and increase their tone. Thanks to this effect, celandine is used in the treatment of many diseases.
Important! Celandine helps remove toxins and easily cleanse the body of harmful substances in the first stages of the development of a particular pathology. Therefore, the plant is good to take as a preventive measure in order to avoid the development of diseases.
It is worth noting that the herb has a sedative effect on the nervous system. Thanks to its hypotensive and antispasmodic effects, the plant can be used in the treatment of neuroses, as well as in cases of excessive brain activity (relieving seizures).
The juice and tincture of the plant are very popular in the treatment of many diseases, so I found it. The herb is indispensable for both women and men, as it fights well against various pathologies. If you know how to properly prepare decoctions and tinctures, you can get rid of many ailments.
The use of the plant in gynecology is of great benefit to women. Celandine is used for inflammatory processes in the uterus and vagina, for leucorrhoea, and as a pain reliever during menstruation.
The most effective remedy for gynecological diseases are suppositories with celandine. Their use is not harmful to health, has a mild effect and relieves inflammation in the woman’s genitourinary system. Using the plant in this form helps stimulate the immune system, eliminates pain, and also has an antibacterial and disinfectant effect.
Celandine suppositories help fight against diseases such as: adhesions and the formation of scar tissue in the cervical canal, which provokes obstruction of the tubes, uterine fibroids and bleeding of the reproductive organ. Suppositories are also useful for irregularities in the menstrual cycle.
After douching or microenemas, it is necessary to insert the suppository vaginally or rectally. Depending on the severity of the disease, such drugs are prescribed 1-2 times a day for a treatment duration of 10 to 20 days.
It is worth noting that suppositories based on celandine are used not only in gynecology. They are widely used in the treatment of skin diseases, as well as purulent rashes. They are an indispensable tool in eliminating cancerous pathologies of the skin.
Important! A decoction of celandine (a pinch of dried plant in 0.5 cups of boiling water) should be used to gargle the throat for infectious diseases, as well as the mouth if there is inflammation of the mucous membrane. A good remedy for periodontal disease.
For men they are also of great importance. Especially when it comes to prostate disease. This is a benign tumor that develops against the background of inflammatory processes in the genitourinary system. Celandine not only removes inflammation, but also helps to regenerate damaged tissue, which helps eliminate tumor growth and provokes rapid cell recovery.
Several bushes of the plant, dug up by the roots, must be washed and ground. Squeeze the resulting mass well, and mix the finished celandine juice with alcohol (1:1). This infusion of alcohol is stored in a dark, cool place for up to 3 months.
Note! During treatment with celandine for prostate adenoma, pain and cramping when urinating gradually disappear, potency is normalized, and the tumor gradually resolves.
It is especially effective for purulent ulcers and other skin lesions. Warts and papillomas respond well to therapy with the plant.
Celandine juice should be mixed with a small amount of Vaseline. It is better to take the ratio 1:4. The juice can be replaced with dried grass crushed into powder. The well-mixed mixture should be applied in a thin layer to the areas affected by warts (several times a day).
Remember! should be carried out in the absence of an allergic reaction to the plant!
Celandine ointment is good for psoriasis, eczema, acne, and papillomas. It should also be noted that this product can eliminate unwanted skin pigmentation in the form of freckles.
Fill a liter jar one-third full with the dried plant and pour vegetable oil 2 cm above the mixture. Infuse first in a warm place (1–2 hours), and then in a cold place for about a week, after which strain the liquid and add pure vegetable oil (1:1).
This mixture should be used to treat papillomas several times a day for a month. It is also possible to cauterize the affected areas with fresh plant juice. It is recommended to rub the juice from the cut stems several times a day for 25–30 days. During this time, the papillomas will decrease in size and gradually dry out.
Note! Before starting treatment for papillomas with celandine, a mandatory examination and consultation with a doctor is necessary. The plant should not be used until the diagnosis of papilloma is accurately confirmed.
Perform daily to get quick results.
Pour 150 g of the plant into 100 ml of boiling water and add 50 ml of cosmetic oil (almond, peach). The mixture should be infused in a dark place for about a week, after which it should be strained and refined vegetable oil should be added (1:1).
Celandine oil mixed with alcohol helps well in the fight against fungal nail diseases. For a medicinal tincture, you need to take 20 drops of plant oil and mix them with 270 ml of alcohol (at least 70%). After the drug has infused, you need to lubricate your nails with it before going to bed (pre-steam your feet in warm water). Therapy takes about a month.
If we talk about the treatment of acne and acne, then the plant has found its application here too. Bee celandine is an effective remedy for acne. The product is available in the form of a gel or cream and has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.
It is recommended to lubricate the affected areas with a layer of several millimeters. Its absorption takes about an hour, after which it is necessary to repeat the procedure and wait until the cream is completely absorbed into the skin. It is important to use the drug at least 3 times a day. It reduces redness, rashes, eliminates inflammation and helps eliminate acne in a short time. This is an indispensable product for the face.
For children, celandine also brings many benefits. Its decoction can be used to gargle when you have a cold; it relieves inflammation in infectious diseases of the nasopharynx. The juice of the plant can be instilled (2-3 drops several times a day) into the nose during exacerbation of sinusitis. For warts in children, ointment is used (the recipe is given above).
If children have skin diseases, it is worth taking baths from a decoction of celandine (50 g of the plant per 1 liter of boiling water, infuse and pour into a warm bath).
It should be noted that celandine helps well in the treatment of eye diseases (eye cataracts, conjunctivitis, poor vision). If you prepare the decoction correctly, you can get rid of an unpleasant illness in a short time.
You will need a weak herbal solution. 10 g of herb per 1 glass of boiling water, infuse and rub the eyes with the cooled broth several times a day.
If you are worried about leukoma (thorn), you should add a tablespoon of eyebright and another glass of boiling water to this decoction. Make compresses from the broth, which are applied to the eyes several times a day for 5 minutes. Treatment lasts approximately a week.
In addition to many diseases, hair loss and dandruff are common problems. In this case, decoctions of celandine for external use are very helpful.
Boil 50 g of the plant in a glass of boiling water for about 3 minutes. Strain while warm. This infusion can be used as an independent remedy or added to various masks and shampoos.
Celandine will help get rid of hair loss, eliminate dandruff and itching. After use, hair becomes stronger and healthier, gains shine and volume.
The plant has a good analgesic effect and also inhibits the growth of cancer. Based on this, celandine is widely used in the treatment of tumor processes of an oncological nature. Taking celandine for cancer has many recipes.
Fresh leaves and stems of grass must be placed in a half-liter jar with a third of its volume and filled with boiling water. After the infusion has stood for several hours, it must be strained. It is recommended to take the medicinal drink in small doses three times a day. Gradually increase the amount of decoction taken (maximum up to 100 ml at a time).
The aqueous solution has a positive effect on the body and slows down the development of tumors in the initial stages.
Fill a jar - volume 0.5 l - to the top with celandine herb and fill with vodka. Everything should brew for at least two weeks, after which strain the mixture and add more vodka (370 ml of vodka for 170 ml of tincture).
You should start taking this remedy with a few drops, increasing the dose daily (ultimately no more than 21 drops).
Tincture of celandine in vodka can treat cancer of various organs. In addition to oncology, a similar remedy is used for common diseases of the stomach, intestines, and gall bladder.
Note! Alcohol and water tinctures cannot be taken on an ongoing basis. Such treatment must be carried out in courses of several weeks with breaks of 2 weeks.
Although celandine is rich in useful components, it is a poisonous plant. Therefore, it requires special attention and caution in its use. Overdoses are strictly prohibited, as they can cause complications and poisoning of the body with poisons.
Main contraindications of celandine:
If dosages are not adhered to, celandine can cause adverse reactions in the body: vomiting, diarrhea, a sharp drop in blood pressure, hallucinations and loss of consciousness. Therefore, it is necessary to understand that strict adherence to the rules and dosages of using the plant is very important. We should also not forget that celandine helps very well in the fight against many diseases in complex therapy with traditional treatment. It enhances the effect of medications and increases the body's resistance to disease.
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Glaucoma is a chronic disease caused by high intraocular pressure. In this case, the outflow of intraocular fluid is disrupted, and dystrophic changes in the retina and optic nerve appear.
Without medical treatment, glaucoma leads to complete blindness. Therefore, it is important to take preventive measures in a timely manner and, if necessary, begin treatment. Let's look at how glaucoma is treated with folk remedies.
Glaucoma - associated with decreased visual acuity and limitation of the visual field. The main clinical manifestation of the pathology is changes in the color of the pupil. It takes on an azure or greenish tint. This is where the pathology got its name: Translated from Greek, glaucoma means green water.. In older people, eye pressure is high, so cataracts and glaucoma can develop.
The disease is characterized by high eye pressure, which bothers a person either constantly or periodically. There are also. Here are some of them:
IMPORTANT: When clinical manifestations appear that indicate the onset of glaucoma, you need to visit a doctor to begin a treatment regimen. Self-medication is inappropriate, as the disease can lead to complete blindness.
Doctors recommend that a person treat glaucoma comprehensively. Along with traditional methods of therapy, you can resort to medicinal herbs and plants at home.
There are several recipes that stop acute attacks of the disease and stop vision loss. Let's look at how to treat glaucoma with herbs and plants.
Aloe. This is an affordable and effective method. The plant can be used as a compress or lotion. For treatment, you need to boil the leaves for 5-7 minutes, then cool. Wash your eyes with the resulting infusion for 15 days. The patient must take a break for 15 days and the course of therapy is repeated.
Woodlouse. According to numerous patient reviews, woodlice juice helps cope with the initial stages of glaucoma development. To prepare the medicine, you need to collect the grass after the rain. The plant is washed under water and dried.
For the medicine, you need to squeeze out the juice and dilute it with alcohol at the rate of 10 drops of woodlice juice per drop of alcohol. The preparations must be infused for 7 days in the cellar or refrigerator.
For chronic conditions or as a preventative measure, it is recommended to take the infusion 20 minutes before meals, 2 tablespoons. The course of treatment is a month.
Celandine. To treat glaucoma, you need to dilute celandine juice with water in a one-to-one ratio. Apply the warm solution to sore eyes twice a day. During the acute period, using celandine as a medicine is prohibited. Since celandine acts on glaucoma with poisons, and during an attack it can cause allergies and burning, which will aggravate the situation.
Dill. Pour 5 grams of dill seeds into a glass of boiling water. Let it sit for about 10 minutes. You should drink the infusion 20 ml 4 times a day. Then take a break for 10 days and repeat the dill treatment.
Bee products. Before treating glaucoma, it is necessary to normalize metabolism and cleanse the body. Therefore, before treatment with beekeeping products, you need to adhere to a special diet a week before the procedure.
To treat with honey, you must follow the following algorithm of actions:
The course of therapy lasts two days, then you need to take a break for the same amount of time. To improve the condition, it is recommended to repeat honey therapy.
Homemade recipes help cope with the disease. Unfortunately, at an advanced stage, pathological changes in the optic nerve are irreversible and cannot be avoided without surgery.
If herbs and plants do not produce effective results, the patient is prescribed laser vision correction. However, such manipulations do not produce long-term effects. If intraocular pressure increases within two to three months, then surgical intervention is indicated for the person. During surgery, the doctor places fistulas to drain intraocular fluid. After surgery, it is recommended to resort to traditional medicine as preventive measures.
IMPORTANT: Treatment with alternative medicine at home is suitable only at the initial stage of the disease or for preventive purposes. Only a doctor can recommend a recipe on how to cure a person’s disease without harming his health.
In the video, a practicing ophthalmologist will talk about the use of popular folk remedies in the treatment of glaucoma:
Prevention of glaucoma with unconventional means involves the use of various recipes. Not only herbs and plants, but also vegetables, berries and fruits help cope with the disease. In order not to neglect the health of the optic nerve, doctors recommend undergoing preventive examinations. When the first symptoms appear that indicate the onset and development of glaucoma, you need to consult a doctor to make a diagnosis and begin a treatment regimen. A comprehensive approach to health helps preserve vision.
Celandine also helps with weakened vision. First of all, take 1 tablespoon of celandine decoction, 1 tablespoon of honey, add them to a glass of water. Bring the solution to a boil, cool and make compresses by applying swabs soaked in liquid to your closed eyes for 3-5 minutes.
If your eyes are tired, also use a decoction of 1 teaspoon of celandine and 1 tablespoon of chamomile in 1 glass of water. Boil water for 5 minutes. Moisten a swab with the resulting decoction and apply it to your closed eyes for a few minutes.
Barley(inflammation of the sebaceous gland on the edge of the eyelid), usually occurs due to hypothermia. To treat it, it is recommended to use celandine juice and infusion. The juice must first be diluted with boiled water (in a ratio of 1:1). Then a cotton swab is soaked in juice or infusion and applied to the eye. The duration of the procedure is 3-5 minutes, the frequency is 2-3 times a day.
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