The bear's paw or common cuff (Latin - Alchemilla vulgaris) is a perennial herb from the Pink family. Decoctions, infusions and teas from this plant are widely used to treat pathologies of many organs and systems (for example, for endocrine, gynecological diseases).

The chemical composition of the cuff

For medicinal use All parts of the cuff are recommended to be harvested during flowering, because during this period, the plant contains the largest amount of useful chemical compounds... To preserve the medicinal properties of the raw material, it is recommended to dry it outdoors in the shade. Check out the composition of the common cuff and the main actions of the substances contained in the plant:

Substance	Action
Steroids (phytosterols)	stimulate the synthesis of hormones; neutralize toxins; increase physical and mental stamina; improve immunity; regulate mineral metabolism; normalize the work of the cardiovascular system.
Vitamin C	normalizes the work of the central nervous system; stimulates the activity of the endocrine glands; promotes the absorption of iron; normalizes blood formation.
Phenol carboxylic acids	eliminate inflammation; promote the excretion of bile; improve kidney function; normalize insulin production; stimulate the antitoxic function of the liver.
	binds toxins and toxins; lowers blood cholesterol.
Tannins	interfere with intestinal absorption harmful substances; reduce capillary permeability; constrict blood vessels.
Flavonoids	strengthen the walls of blood vessels; improve the elasticity of the walls of blood vessels; prevent capillary hardening; neutralize free radicals.
Fatty acid	participate in the construction of cell membranes; normalize metabolism.
Coumarins	inhibit the growth of tumor cells; slow down the process of blood clotting; accelerate wound healing; prevent the formation of blood clots.
Leukoanthocyanides	strengthen capillaries and blood vessels; normalize metabolism; slow down the aging process; eliminate bleeding; prevent the growth of tumors; prevent the development of diabetes and oncology; normalize the work of the central nervous system; reduce the number of epileptic seizures.
	eliminate bacterial infections; promote tissue regeneration.
Catechins	neutralize free radicals; prevent cell destruction; slow down the aging process of the body.
Trace elements	promote the synthesis of hemoglobin; increase protective forces organism; provide normal work muscles; stimulate the synthesis of thyroid hormones; regulate reproductive functions; eliminate the inflammatory process; prevent the growth of neoplasms; participate in the synthesis of vitamin D.

Medicinal properties

The plant has an astringent, hemostatic, wound healing, disinfecting and anti-inflammatory effect. In addition, the cuff stabilizes hormones and is used to normalize the functioning of the cardiovascular and nervous systems. Means from the cuff are used for pathologies following systems:

1. Digestive. The plant is indicated for use in ulcerative lesions of the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract, gastritis, diarrhea, dysbiosis, decreased peristalsis, colitis, cholecystitis, inflammatory lesions of the liver, gallbladder.
2. Respiratory. The use of drugs from the cuff helps with laryngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis.
3. Urinary. Alchemilla vulgaris relieves inflammation in cystitis, glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis.
4. Endocrine system and metabolism. Means based on the bear's paw help with gout, diabetes, obesity, hypothyroidism.
5. Cardiovascular. The cuff helps to relieve the symptoms of hypertension, atherosclerosis, thrombophlebitis, skin ulcers, anemia, atherosclerosis, hemorrhoids, rheumatism.
6. Reproductive. Means from the cuff are used for dysmenorrhea, inflammatory lesions of the vaginal mucosa, dysfunctional bleeding.

Cuff during pregnancy

Drugs prepared from the cuff are recommended to be used from 14-15 weeks of pregnancy to prevent the threat of spontaneous abortion and for the full development of the fetus. In addition, this plant helps prepare the body for childbirth, breastfeeding and reduce the risk of postpartum complications. Pregnant women are advised to drink 3-4 cups of tea made from ordinary cuff daily. The product should be prepared like this: 2 tsp. Pour the chopped dried herbs with a glass of hot boiling water, leave for 10 minutes, strain.

Phytopreparations containing Alchemilla vulgaris are prescribed by doctors in the following cases:

• with placenta previa;
• when bleeding begins;
• with increased nervous tension;
• with premature aging of the placenta;
• if there is a threat of miscarriage.

With infertility

The fertility cuff stimulates the production of progesterone and helps to normalize the menstrual cycle and ovulation. In addition, the plant helps in the treatment of inflammatory pathologies of the female reproductive system. Taking drugs containing a cuff must be carried out in the luteal phase of the cycle (from 15 to 25 days). Among the popular recipes for infertility: take 1 tablespoon each. cuff of ordinary, pepper knotweed and 1 tsp. cinnamon, mix, pour 0.5 liters of water, leave for 5 minutes. Take the broth 2-3 times a day.

Cuff in gynecology

Alchemilla vulgaris contains a large amount of phytohormones (plant steroids) that stabilize hormones. The cuff for women is used in the treatment of the following pathologies:

• inflammation of the endometrium of the uterus;
• functional ovarian cysts;
• mastopathy;
• profuse, painful menstruation;
• tumors of the external and internal genital organs;
• infertility;
• various violations of the menstrual cycle;
• dysfunctional uterine bleeding.

For painful menstruation, it is recommended to use an infusion: 4 tsp. pour a glass of hot boiling water over the dry chopped herb cuffs, leave to infuse for half an hour, strain and drink 3-4 times a day daily. For external use for thrush or vulvovaginitis, pour 150 g of chopped bear paw, leave for at least an hour, strain and add to the bath with warm water.

From diabetes

Alchemilla vulgaris preparations and drugs help maintain normal blood glucose levels and promote insulin production. In case of diabetes mellitus, it is recommended to use the following infusion: 1 tbsp. Pour the herbs of the bear's paw with a glass of boiling water and leave for at least 4 hours, then strain. The tool should be used for half a glass 3-4 times a day before meals.

Slimming cuff

The coumarins and steroids contained in the cuff speed up the metabolism and provide the body with extra energy when exercising. In addition, the bear's paw has a pronounced antioxidant property that promotes the breakdown of lipids and the elimination of cellulite. Phytopreparations for weight loss can be used as follows:

1. Infusion for cellulite. Take 10 g of an ordinary dry cuff, fill it with hot boiling water and leave for at least an hour. Take half a glass daily before meals.
2. Compresses for cellulite. Mix 50 g of dry bear paw with 2 tbsp. spoons of birch buds, pour a liter of boiling water and leave for 30 minutes, then strain. Squeeze out the remaining raw materials, put on dry gauze and apply to problem areas for 20-30 minutes.

Folk recipes

Thanks to a large number medicinal properties of the herb cuffs are often used in folk medicine for the preparation of tinctures, medicinal teas or decoctions. They have anti-inflammatory, astringent, antimicrobial effects, stabilize hormones. Before using any folk recipes on the basis of the cuff, it is necessary to consult a doctor to exclude contraindications for use.

O extraordinary properties cuffs were legendary in antiquity. It is no coincidence that its Latin name, Alchemilla, goes back to the word "alchemy". However, there is nothing supernatural in the healing abilities of this plant: the cuff owes them to the rich composition

Useful and medicinal properties of the cuff

The cuff is a perennial herb, reaching a height of no more than 40 cm. medicinal purposes in this case, the ground part is mainly used, but sometimes the roots are also used. They contain tannins and catechins, and the plant itself contains steroids, vitamin C, tannins, phenol carboxylic acids, flavonoids and lipids.

Decoctions are used in folk medicine as an astringent, antiseptic, sedative. They help with various metabolic disorders, are used for coughs, bronchial asthma and other respiratory diseases due to the fact that they promote expectoration and excretion of phlegm. The decoction also helps to resolve dermatological problems such as acne. To prepare a healing remedy, you need 4 tsp. crushed raw materials. Dip them in ¼ l of water, bring the composition to a boil, then cook for another 5 minutes. The cooled broth is taken 3 times a day in small portions of 50 ml, until an improvement occurs.

The hemostatic properties of the plant are also widely known, due to which infusions based on it are often used for wounds, cuts and ulcers, applying compresses soaked in them to the sore spot or washing it (for example, the infusion will be useful for hemorrhoids). If there is no time to prepare the infusion, a compress on the affected skin area can be done simply with chopped grass.

On the basis of the cuff, it is made that has a general strengthening effect, as well as helps against insomnia. It is not difficult to prepare it: just pour 2 tsp. chopped dried herbs with a glass of boiling water and leave for 10-15 minutes.

The anti-inflammatory properties are beneficial for a variety of inflammatory conditions (eg, inflammation of the gallbladder mucosa). A cotton pad dipped in cuff juice is applied to the eyes for inflammation. Also noted are the bile and diuretic properties of the plant, allowing the use of funds based on it for edema and dropsy.

In folk medicine, it is considered good helper in the treatment of diabetes mellitus, especially in the initial stages, since it allows you to lower blood sugar levels.

The cuff is often called “female herb” because it is used for various gynecological problems and diseases. So, it is recommended to drink from it for painful menstruation, as well as for irregularities in the cycle. Cuff-based products are especially useful for nursing women, since they have a positive effect on lactation by increasing milk production. Often, tea from the cuff is advised to drink during pregnancy, especially in case of pain in the lower abdomen, but in this case it is important to consult with your doctor.

Using the cuff in cooking

Young leaves and shoots are used in salads (for example, in combination with nettle leaves), soups (cabbage soup is prepared with a cuff). When dried, chopped, the cuff can be used as a seasoning for a main course. Old plants should not be eaten: the taste of the cuff is, in principle, slightly bitter and tart, and in older plants, the bitterness becomes even more pronounced. You should not add plants grown in the sun to your dishes: their leaves and flowers also have a not very pleasant bitter-astringent taste.

Very often eaten and cuff inflorescences. In a crushed form, they are added to a variety of pastes, spreads for sandwiches.

Use of a cuff in cosmetology

With a cool decoction from the cuff, you can wipe your face with acne. For these purposes, it is convenient to pre-freeze the composition in ice cube trays in the freezer and wipe the skin with the resulting cubes. It is also believed that plant-based products contribute to the overall rejuvenation of the skin, make it softer, fresher, and also whiten. Cuff extract is often found in various skin creams.

Collecting and storing the cuff

The cuff is usually harvested during the flowering period, in May-July. The ground part is carefully cut and dried: in good weather, this can be done on fresh air, and with a bad one - in a ventilated room. You can dry raw materials in the oven, but the temperature should not rise above 60 ° C. Raw materials should be stored in a dry ventilated room, in paper bags, no more than a year.

Contraindications to the use of the cuff

Special contraindications for the use of cuff-based products (with the exception of individual intolerance) for this moment not identified, however, it is better to observe the measure: when used in large quantities they can cause diarrhea. It is also worth knowing that the cuff increases blood clotting.

Legends of the cuff

In ancient times, magical properties were attributed to the cuff. It was believed that a love potion was prepared from the roots of this plant, and the dew from the leaves of the cuff was used by alchemists to create the elixir of eternal youth and the philosopher's stone. Also, the people believed that by washing with dew collected from the cuff in the early morning, you can regain your youth and beauty.

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Grass cuff in magic

In ancient times, the cuff was called a love spell-grass. Healers especially appreciated not even the grass itself, but the dew drops that accumulated in the center of the cuff leaves due to their special shape. An elixir of eternal youth was prepared from them, capable of returning to those who used it regularly, the beauty lost with age, or preserving it unchanged.

The magical properties of the cuff

Love spells

Lovely properties of the cuff are very strong. For a decoction capable of attracting a constricted one, the root of this plant is most often used, dug out on a full moon and soaked in seven waters.

You can dry the root and then grind it - in this form, the powder has no less strong love-spell properties, and it becomes possible to add it both to wine or juice, and to baked goods, or to any dish.

From bad dreams

The cuff helps not only attract and retain love, but also ward off bad dreams, normalize sleep, and soothe anxiety and anxiety. To do this, the dried herb is placed under the pillow, and fresh leaves of the plant are brewed instead of tea.

As soon as the grass under the pillow is completely dry (by the way, so that it does not crumble or stain the pillowcase, you can put it in a canvas bag), it is burned, replacing it with a fresh one.

Cuff in magic

• It is believed that the cuff can be added to any potion to enhance its effectiveness. The herb acts as a kind of magical catalyst.

To protect the beauty from fading, in the morning they collect dew from the leaves of the cuff, soak a linen or cotton napkin with it, and wipe their face. To enhance the effect, you can put a damp cloth on your face and leave it on for half an hour.

Amulet for beauty

You can make an amulet from a cuff to preserve beauty. To do this, the grass is torn early in the morning at dawn, laid out in the shade and waiting for the leaves, flowers and stems to dry completely. From dry grass, I form a bunch with an odd number of stems, tie it with a red thread and hang it on the mirror in which they look every day.

For love

A love conspiracy on a bunch of cuffs helps to establish close contact with the object of adoration - the girl who uttered the conspiracy puts the bunch in a vase and invites the guy to drink tea. The cuff, which perfectly absorbs information, just as quickly begins to broadcast it to the surrounding space, and it becomes clear to the guy without words that the girl is in love with him. By the way, you don't have to look for real words magic conspiracies that only magicians can handle anyway. It is enough to sincerely say the words of love that the girl does not dare to say to the guy in person.

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The cuff is a perennial herb. An ordinary cuff will decorate any garden. This plant usually grows right under everyone's feet.

The people call the cuff:
- heavenly dew;
- god dew;
- dewdrop;
- an eyelash.

Healers and magicians actively use the common cuff in their practices. The people believe that the cuff is capable of returning youth and beauty.

The cuff is represented by more than 40 plant species that differ in appearance. The cuff is a perennial plant.

What does an ordinary cuff look like?

Plant height 50 centimeters. The stems of the plant spread along the ground. The flowers of the common cuff are inconspicuous.

The plant happens:
- yellow;
- yellow-green color.

The root of this plant is horizontal. Cuff stems are erect. Leaves of a plant with veins. Each sheet resembles a patterned cuff. The plant is distinguished by small seeds. The fruit of the plant resembles a nut. The flowers of the cuff, collected in inflorescences, resemble yellow fireflies. Flowers are yellow, small.

The plant blooms in early summer and the flowering period lasts the whole summer period... In the fall, the cuff may bloom a second time.

Where does the cuff grow?

This plant is found in the CIS and throughout Europe. The cuff is especially common in Russia. Grow in Siberia different types cuffs. The cuff is actively expanding:
- in the meadows;
- in the steppe;
- near rivers and reservoirs;
- in forests;
- near abandoned houses.

This plant propagates by seeds. At the first gatherings, the plant is transplanted. When transplanting the cuff into a pot, be sure to put pebbles on the surface. The cuff is planted in the fall so that the cuff blooms in the summer. Cuff loves sunny places... In summer, the plant loves abundant watering. Too much water can cause the plant to wither and die.

Active substances of the cuff

The plant contains:
- Kakhetians;
- lipids;
- tannins;
- flavonoids;
- acids.

The cuff contains great amount useful elements:
- iron;
- manganese;
- boron;
- zinc.

Also, the plant is rich in ascorbic acid, which has positive effect on the body and to strengthen the immune system.

Blank cuff for the winter

The cuff is collected in dry weather and dried in the open air.

Homeopathic doctors use both the leaves and flowers of the cuff. Usually only flowers of the cuff are used in tea. Tinctures and decoctions are made from ordinary cuff leaves.

It is not necessary to collect the grass cuff near the road, where there is a lot of dust.

What diseases does the cuff help to cope with?

This plant is actively used by women who have problems in the gynecological field. Effectively lowering cholesterol levels, the cuff has actively proven itself.

The cuff is able to stop bleeding. For nursing mothers, an ordinary cuff is especially useful, since it has a beneficial effect on lactation.

This treatment plant able to cope with impaired metabolism. Intestinal diseases will also recede if the cuff is applied.

The effects of an ordinary cuff:
- expectorant;
- diuretic;
- anti-inflammatory;
- choleretic;
- antimicrobial;
- hemostatic.

This plant copes well with various fungi. For example, taking decoctions from an ordinary cuff in a couple of weeks, you can get rid of thrush.

With bronchitis and lung diseases, the cuff will become a faithful assistant. She actively fights diseases of the upper respiratory tract.

This plant was especially appreciated by people who have suffered from diabetes for many years. The cuff has helped many people recover from strokes and heart attacks. People who often drink cuff tea note that this herb helps to cope with atherosclerosis.

Properties of individual chemical elements of the cuff

Cuff phytosterols:
- help with hormonal disruptions;
- neutralize toxins;
- increase physical activity;
- increase the mental activity of the brain;
- strengthen the immune system;
- regulate mineral metabolism;
- normalize the work of the heart.

Ascorbic acid cuff:
- normalizes the work of the nervous system;
- stimulates the endocrine glands;
- helps to absorb iron;
- helps the process of hematopoiesis;
- removes harmful compounds.

Phenylcarboxylic acids:
- eliminate inflammation;
- accelerate the excretion of bile;
- improving kidney function;
- improving liver function.

Lignin:
- removes ammonia, toxins from the body;
- fights fungi;
- is an enterosorbent.

Tannins:
- prevent negative chemical effects;
- protect against bacteria.

Flavonoids:
- strengthen the walls of blood vessels;
- neutralize free radicals.

Fatty acid:
- protect cell membranes;
- normalize metabolism.

Coumarins:
- inhibit tumor cells;
- accelerate wound healing.

Leukoanthocyanides:
- strengthen the capillaries;
- slow down the aging process;
- prevent the development of cancer.

Lipids:
- normalize the stomach;
- stimulate appetite.

Trace elements:
1. Have a beneficial effect on the synthesis of hemoglobin;
2. Increase the body's defenses;
3. Protect the thyroid gland from harmful negative factors;
4. Normalize hormones;
5. Help in the conception of a child;
6. Help in the formation of bone tissue;
7. Accelerate the growth processes of the body at a young age;
8. Are the prevention of anemia;
9. Relieve inflammation;
10. Participate in DNA synthesis.

Who is the use of the cuff indicated for?

The cuff is useful for both men and women. This herb is especially indicated for those who suffer from impotence. Also, cuff-based teas are recommended for diabetics and nursing mothers.

Where can I get a cuff?

The cuff is not uncommon in the pharmacy. It can be purchased as a mono medicine or as part of a collection of other herbs. The cuff can be found among abandoned houses, cemeteries, and glades. The cuff herb is especially prized by herbalists, healers and homeopathic doctors.

Using the cuff at home

Common cuff tea

The cuff is poured with boiling water, and when such tea cools down a little, they drink it for gum disease.

Cuff juice

The cuff is crushed and the juice is squeezed out. This juice is very useful for lubricating the face as this herb helps to tighten wrinkles and tone the skin.

Lotions from the cuff

The crushed cuff (2: 1) is mixed with warm water and applied to the wounds. The cuff stops the blood quickly.

Cuff decoction

Having boiled a cuff with water (2: 1) on a fire for 5 minutes, you can use it several times a day before meals. Such a decoction is able to improve appetite and cope with thinness.

Cuff ointment

The crushed cuff is mixed with wax and honey (1: 1: 2) and stored in the refrigerator. The cuff will help to cope with rheumatism if this ointment is rubbed overnight and covered with a gauze bandage.

Tinctures

First, the broth is cooked from the cuff (1: 1) over low heat for 10 minutes. Then the broth is filtered and stored in a dark, cool place for 20 days. After this period, 200 grams of vodka is added to the tincture and 2 tablespoons are consumed before meals. Consider what to use alcoholic tinctures not allowed on weekdays and before driving.

Such tinctures from the cuff will help with heavy periods. Also, tinctures are used for sore throat and runny nose.

Compresses

Cuff compresses (water + chopped grass in a 1: 2 ratio) will help relieve the temperature.

Wine from the cuff

By adding 400 grams of crushed ordinary cuff to a liter of wine, and taking 50 grams before meals, you can perfectly strengthen your health and immunity.

Salad

Shredded cuff is a great substitute for cucumbers and herbs. This herb goes well with cottage cheese. Such a salad will help with constipation and remove excess toxins and heavy metal salts.

Pies

Chopped cuff will perfectly complement the filling for fried pies in combination with rice and eggs. In brass pies, the cuff goes well with berry and meat fillings.

Contraindications for the use of the cuff

Violation of the norms for the use of the cuff can cause diarrhea.

This plant can cause drowsiness, so you should not drink cuffed tea before driving.

If a person suffers from gastritis, then tinctures and teas with an ordinary cuff can cause complications and cause an ulcer.

Overdose with a pharmacy cuff may affect sleep and nervous system not in the best way. Excessive drinking of cuffed tea can cause frequent urinary urge, so this should be considered when taking this herb.

Moderate use of herbs is not able to cause Negative consequences on the body.

Drink tea with an ordinary cuff and be healthy!

The cuff (in another way it is also called "pectoral grass") is a herbaceous perennial, which is known not only for its decorative, but also medicinal properties. The plant looks like a bush with a height of 20 to 50 cm. Its flowers have a greenish-yellowish color or a whitish nondescript shade.

Interestingly, the cuff is used in cooking. For example, in spring soups are cooked from its leaves, salads are cut and cabbage soup is prepared. It can also be salted and used as a preparation for first courses. Astringent taste with slight bitterness. The cuff grows on the edges, in the forest area, and it can also be found on the outskirts of the roads.

Unfortunately, chemical composition cuffs have not been fully studied. But it is known that the plant, or rather its aerial part, has tannins (organic substances of the aromatic series). Also, a certain amount of catechins is noticed in the composition. In the green part of the cuff, there are all the same tannins, plant polyphenols and phenol carboxylic acids.

The composition contains lignin, coumarins, lipids, including fats. The cuff leaves also contain tannins, but in small quantities. But the cuff contains a lot of vitamin C. Also, there are some chemical elements of Mendeleev's periodic table.

The cuff can rightfully be called a miracle cure. In some countries, the cuff is used not only in folk remedies, but also in traditional medicine(limited use).

The use of the cuff will help to regulate the metabolic processes of the body, will contribute to correct work heart muscle and blood vessels. The cuff can increase the body's defenses and thus strengthen the immune system.

Shows activity against viruses, against influenza, and also acts as an antioxidant. It removes various toxins and salts from the body. Cuff medications accelerate wound healing. It is a capillary-strengthening agent.

Due to the fact that the cuff contains many biologically useful substances, it can have a positive effect on maintaining human health. There are many medicinal properties that this herb has collected:

• Stops blood;
• Milk-driving properties;
• Heals wounds;
• Has anti-inflammatory effect;
• Drives bile;
• Has a detoxifying effect;
• Strengthens blood vessels;
• It is considered an antineoplastic agent;
• The cuff is an antimicrobial agent;
• Expectorant;
• Normalizes metabolic processes in the body;
• Increases mental and physical activity of a person.

Virtually no contraindications, only if you do not have an individual intolerance to this medicinal herb. But even this case is very rare. It is also contraindicated to abuse the cuff. Overdose can lead to many disorders in the body. Therefore, in case you experience some unpleasant symptoms after using medicinal herb, you should either reduce the intake, or stop using altogether.

Benefits for men

• Increases endurance.
• Helps with muscle building.
• Removes fat deposits.
• Treats prostatitis.

Benefits for women

The cuff is actively used for treatment women's health, it is not for nothing that it is considered a "female herb". For example, if a woman suffers from gynecology, then it is this medicinal herb that will have a positive effect. The use of a cuff in such cases is very common all over the world. Provides an auxiliary effect in the treatment of infertility.

Women have also looked at the cuff as a slimming and cellulite treatment. They are also used during pregnancy, but with great care, after consulting a doctor. The cuff is an excellent remedy for ailments. Women often face this condition because they have many responsibilities in the family. The herb is considered a good energy activator.

Benefits for children

The cuff is used in the treatment of children after two years. As mentioned above, the herb cures many diseases. It also has a positive effect on children. For example, as an expectorant for bronchitis. Moreover, children often face coughing. They make rinsing agents, lotions, compresses from the cuff, if the child has inflammation of the eyes or nose.

Children who enter adolescence are most likely to suffer from facial acne. So, the water infusion from the cuff is a great helper in this. They wash their face. Also, the use of a medicinal herb helps with rickets in children.

Healing properties for various diseases

Due to all the useful properties, as well as the miraculous composition, the cuff is widely used in home medicine in the treatment various diseases organism. It is used for many medicinal purposes as a diuretic, anti-inflammatory and wound healing agent.

The cuff in the form of tinctures is used for bronchitis, bronchial asthma, and in general for many diseases of the respiratory tract. For example, when a person has tuberculosis, the cuff is used as an expectorant and anti-inflammatory.

It is actively used for inflammation of the gallbladder or liver. It is actively used for gout and rheumatism. The cuff is used in the form of lotions, compresses and rinses during the treatment of diseases of the eyes and nose, including severe runny nose and nosebleeds.

Decoctions will help get rid of mucus in the nose. It can stop internal bleeding, especially uterine bleeding. It is used for inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, for diarrhea.

A decoction of the leaves of this beautiful plant will help with pain in the heart, as well as anemia. As tampons, the cuff is used to treat hemorrhoids. Broths are also used if the child has rickets or any purulent diseases.

Application and recipes for diabetes

The cuff has healing property which helps with diabetes. Or rather, it perfectly lowers blood sugar levels, brings it to a more normal state. Diabetes is a really serious disease that brings suffering to a person. In addition to traditional methods treatment, you need to use and folk remedies, then you can definitely control and prevent the disease. Tinctures, decoctions of the medicinal herb cuff, will help to significantly reduce the symptoms of diabetes in the development. This unpleasant ailment will be easier.

Diabetes cuff tea

1. Pour boiling water over a spoonful of medicinal herb.
2. Put on fire, wait until the liquid boils and cook for a few minutes.
3. Let it brew for 15-20 minutes.
4. Strain.
5. Drink this tea three times a day.

Cuff cocktail

• 5 grams of cuff.
• 10 grams.
• 10 grams.
• 20 grams of blueberry leaves.

Mix all this, but grind well before that. Later, pour a spoonful of the resulting powder with boiling water. Cook for a few minutes, let cool to room temperature, drain. Apply the cocktail twice a day. It is advisable to drink 100 ml.

Application and recipes in gynecology

In gynecology, as is already known, the cuff is often used in the form of decoctions, tea, tinctures. She possesses a wide range in treatment.

1. Reduces inflammation in the genitals. Relieves the intensity of the manifestation of the disease.
2. Reduces pain caused by disorders in the genitals.
3. Helps with the work of the endocrine glands.
4. Helps relieve the intensity of bleeding, especially during the menstrual cycle.
5. Contributes to the elimination of diseases associated with gynecology.
6. Reduces the risk of premature birth during pregnancy.
7. Reduces severe irritability, anxiety, nervousness in pregnant women.

Tea for pregnant women

Take a glass hot water, add 2 tablespoons of the cuff there. Let it brew and drink.

Fibroid treatment recipe

Pour boiling water over a tablespoon of medicinal herbs. After that, boil. Let it brew. Filter out. Take several times a day.

Other diseases

Bronchial asthma, tuberculosis, cough, diseases of the bladder, has a positive effect in the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. It also treats hemorrhoids. It is used for bleeding, rheumatism, anemia.

Ordinary cuff - useful properties and application: video

Remedy for stretch marks... The substances that are in the composition of the cuff actively act on the healing of the skin from stretch marks and their "orange peel" derivative. With each application of products based on this plant, the skin will be regenerated and rejuvenated. Soon, she will become more fit.

Application will help maintain the elasticity and youthfulness of the skin for a long time, as it will increase blood circulation and improve metabolism. There is an infusion recipe for oral administration that will help get rid of stretch marks. It includes 1 piece of cuff + 2 pieces. The infusion is brewed hot water and insist for 40 minutes. You need to take 1/4 cup 3-4 times a day. The course of treatment is 2 weeks.

Cream for youthful skin... Cuff extract is often found in cream recipes. The use of the herb creates an antibacterial effect, perfectly moisturizes, saturates with microelements. Products with this plant will help to rejuvenate the skin, make it softer and can even whiten.

Acne treatment... It is known that the herb cuff is actively used to cleanse the skin, to treat acne and boils. Since ancient times, girls have used cuff tea to treat facial skin. Since the cuff is believed to have an antiseptic effect, it brings the facial skin back to normal. This will greatly help in caring for young, adolescent skin.

Potential harm

At the moment, there are no dangerous contraindications to the use of the cuff. But only if used in moderation. If this rule is neglected, then severe diarrhea can begin. In this case, it is worth limiting the use of the herb or completely abandoning it.

You need to be especially careful for those people who have individual intolerances, for example, allergies. You should also consult your doctor if a pregnant woman plans to take any cuff medication. Increased blood clotting is also a contraindication.