Cuff: description, varieties, properties, use, contraindications. Chemical composition and pharmacological properties

Many healers have long been interested in the grass cuff, its use in folk medicine and the time of collection in the most favorable period, as well as reviews of people who have successfully overcome the disease, taking infusions and decoctions from it.

Among the people, the plant is also known under a different name, for example, chest grass, love spell grass, bear paw, and Kamchatka. The medicinal plant is a perennial with large openwork leaves and small yellow flowers. The name comes from the fact that the leaves resemble patterned cuffs, which can be seen in the photo. There are many species of this plant.

Due to the presence of various organic compounds in the composition, perennial has the following properties:

• anti-inflammatory;
• wound healing;
• choleretic;
• antitumor;
• lactogonous.

Medicinal properties and contraindications

In folk medicine, decoctions, infusions, tinctures and tea from the medicinal cuff are widely used in the fight against various diseases, while all parts of the plant are used. Kamchuzhnik ordinary has a rich storehouse of vitamins and minerals, such as iron, manganese, zinc, calcium and others.

The healing properties have the most beneficial effect on the reproductive female system, help restore vitality during menopause, and is also used as an additional tool for faster conception. There are no contraindications in the administration of medicines based on herbs, with the exception of individual intolerance and overdose.

Common cuff

In folk medicine, the ground part of the plant is mainly only used, less often the root. The medicinal plant is used in the treatment of various inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, helps with stomach ulcers or duodenal ulcers, tuberculosis and other serious diseases of the lungs and respiratory tract.

With prolonged use, the grass is able to reduce sugar in diabetes, as evidenced by numerous reviews. Preparations for external use based on the Alpine cuff have hemostatic and wound healing properties, therefore, it helps with acne, boils, boils.

Soft cuff

Soft cuff is an excellent tool to increase immunity. Excellent increases the body's resistance to seasonal viral infections. Stimulates the work of the heart system. Used in the treatment of cancer, diabetes. It is used in gynecology for inflammatory processes in the chest, ovaries, and uterus in the form of douching.

Application in traditional medicine

  Grass Cuff - Photo

The common cuff has been widely used in folk medicine (it is not used in pharmacology for the manufacture of medicines).

Most often it is used as part of various fees. The plant has useful properties for the entire human body, therefore its decoctions and infusions are used as general strengthening agents with a pronounced anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effect.

With diabetes

The cuff for diabetes has been widely used by people due to the healing effects and the unique property of formalizing blood sugar levels. The constant intake of tinctures and decoctions brings to a normal state not only the level of sugar, but normalizes the composition and work of the entire circulatory system of the body.

With diabetes, the following recipe for infusion is used:

• take 1 tablespoon of dried raw materials of the ground part, pour 1 cup of boiling water, mix and insist for 5 hours. Take the fourth part of the glass 4 times a day, so the glass of the finished infusion is designed for the day of admission. Take two weeks at intervals.

For weight loss

Cuff for weight loss is used to normalize weight, as advised by traditional medicine and reviews of people who have tested for themselves its effect. Due to the effective effect of the beneficial properties of the plant on the human body, the metabolism is normalized, as a result of which the weight gradually decreases. Compresses from infusion also help in the fight against cellulite.

In order to prepare an infusion from a cuff for weight loss, you need to take the following ingredients:
  - 3 tablespoons of crushed dry raw materials, pour two cups of boiling water, mix and let it brew in a closed container for 4 hours. To enhance the effect, add a slice of ginger to the resulting infusion. Take the fourth part of a glass 4 sets per day. Treatment is carried out in courses, one course lasts 3 months.

In cosmetology

The cuff in cosmetology is known as an anti-aging agent. It copes well with the first signs of aging, smoothes wrinkles and maintains the freshness of the face. Systematic rubbing of the skin of the face with an ordinary decoction or infusion of grass makes it soft and supple. The broth has a slight whitening effect, therefore it is recommended for lightening age spots. The infusion eliminates redness, rashes and other inflammatory processes of the skin.

In gynecology

  Ways to use the cuff in gynecology

Many healers call the cuff female grass due to the beneficial effect of progesterone. The grass helps in the treatment of many female diseases. It is used after childbirth, when the orgasmic platform is weakly expressed. This is especially true when there are gaps in childbirth. Grass is used both internally and externally in the form of douching. Normalizes hormonal balance.

During pregnancy

The cuff during pregnancy is used when there is a threat of miscarriage, with pain in the lower abdomen, and also eliminates nausea in the first trimester. Women often brew a decoction before childbirth for easier and faster delivery. It is believed that grass has a beneficial effect on the walls of the uterus. Many doctors note the positive effect of taking infusions with early aging of the placenta. But you should remember one rule - during pregnancy any overdose of medicinal herbs is prohibited.

With infertility

An ordinary or soft cuff has long been used in the treatment of infertility. There are reviews of women whom she really helped in this matter. Often, as a result of a malfunction of the hormonal background and inflammatory processes, it is not possible to get pregnant. The grass is able to normalize hormones and eliminate inflammation, resulting in a long-awaited pregnancy.

In infertility, an infusion prepared according to the following recipe is used:

• take 1 tablespoon of dried grass cuffs and mountaineer pepper, pour about 400 ml of boiling water and boil a little. Then strain and drink like regular tea, but not more than 100 ml in one go.

With endometrium

For all inflammatory processes of the uterus and appendages, a decoction is used both internally and externally.

It is prepared quite simply:

• 4 tablespoons of a dry plant, pour 250 ml of hot water, and boil for about 5 minutes after boiling. Take 3 times a day, 60-100 ml per day, depending on weight. Douching is also made with the same broth. The broth has a beneficial effect on the endometrium of the uterus as a whole.

On the basis of the decoction, you can make healing tampons with your own hands, for this, abundantly moisten a small piece of the bandage in the decoction and use it at night as an anti-inflammatory agent.

Flower cuff: planting and care

  Cuff fit and care

The grass is not whimsical to the soil, so it does not require special care, except for timely watering. It grows in meadows, fields, near rivers, can be planted in a garden or in a personal plot not only as a medicinal medicinal plant, but also as an ornamental one. It can be used as a decor when creating a bouquet. Grass grows very quickly, so you need to constantly monitor this.

Planting any type of cuff is carried out by seeds in the fall and next summer it will delight its owners with abundant flowering. Growing does not require much effort, as the grass grows quickly enough.

Harvesting of ground raw materials is carried out at the time of flowering, and at the same time after the leaves have completely dried, since dew appears abundantly in the mornings.

The medicinal plant is quite widely used among the people, therefore, you can find a huge number of reviews, both positive and negative. As a result, based on existing reviews, we can draw certain conclusions about the action of decoctions and infusions of this plant:

• helps with inflammatory processes in gynecology;
• with prolonged use, it normalizes blood sugar in diabetes;
• in some cases, really helped in the treatment of infertility;
• in all cases, eliminates the inflammatory processes of the respiratory tract and lungs;
• helps in the treatment of gastrointestinal disorders;
• improves immunity and normalizes the general condition of the body in various diseases.

Despite this, it should be remembered that any body reacts differently to the intake of a particular medicinal herb, so successful treatment depends only on the reaction of the human body itself.

Beautiful grass with an unusual name cuff is just a miracle remedy that is used to treat female diseases. The medicinal cuff grows mainly along the roads, on mountain slopes and forest edges, you can meet it in the meadow, it can also be in the garden. You can recognize it among other herbs by the leaves that grow in a semicircle, creating a kind of cuffs on the stem. The people call this plant God's grass.

Interesting! It is considered a female herb and is used in teas and infusions for the treatment of gynecological problems.

Therapeutic properties in gynecology

In nature, there are several varieties of this plant. There are no significant differences between them, so you can use any plant for treatment.

Billet

It is very important to properly prepare the cuff for its further use in medicinal decoctions and solutions. The ideal period for collecting is considered summer, the beginning of autumn. Cut the whole plant, leaving the root in the ground.

Important! Collection should begin after the dew or raindrops that collect in the outlet are dry. In this case, the plant will dry properly and will not mold.

Dry the cuff in a well-ventilated area in a place protected from the sun. After that, the grass should be cut and stored in glass or canvas bags. Shelf life of harvested grass is one year, with longer storage, it acquires strong bitterness and becomes unsuitable for consumption.

Grass properties

Unfortunately, the medicinal cuff is undeservedly forgotten today, but in vain. This plant is a real storehouse of vitamins and minerals that comprehensively affect the female body, solving many gynecological problems.

The cuff contains:

• phytosterols - have a hormone-stimulating effect;
• ascorbic acid - antioxidant properties and restoration of the proper functioning of the endocrine system;
• phenolcarboxylic acids - eliminate inflammation;
• tannins - strengthen the walls of blood vessels;
• flavonoids - strengthening of the vascular walls and antioxidant properties;
• leukoanthocyanides - have the ability to stop bleeding, and also prevent the development of cancerous tumors;
• resins - have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Due to such a wide spectrum of action, the cuff is excellent for the treatment of the following gynecological diseases:

• hypermenstrual syndrome, menstrual irregularities;
• tumors;
• inflammation in the tissues of the breast;
• endocrine disorders;
• uterine bleeding, profuse leucorrhoea;
•   , dysmenorrhea, etc.

Pregnancy

During pregnancy, the use of cuff-based decoctions will help reduce the risk of premature birth, and also contributes to the full development of the child in the perinatal period. In addition, the grass cuff prepares the female body for childbirth, and also stops bleeding after childbirth.

The use of this plant reduces nervousness, irritability and anxiety in pregnant women. The main indications for use are the incorrect location of the placenta, its early aging, the threat of miscarriage or premature birth.

1. In a glass of boiling water, take 2 tsp. dry grass.
2. Let it brew and drink while replacing tea.

Such a remedy should be taken 4 times a day, starting from the second trimester of pregnancy and at least two weeks after delivery.

Important! The use of tea based on the cuff should not begin earlier than from the second trimester of pregnancy.

With myoma

Thanks to its antitumor properties, the cuff will be an excellent tool for treating fibroids in women. It will help restore hormonal balance, reduce the risk of bleeding and restore a disturbed cycle.

Prescription for the treatment of fibroids

1. Dry and crushed grass cuffs pour boiling water at the rate of 1 tbsp. l into a glass of water.
2. Put on fire and bring to a boil. Let it brew for 15–20 minutes, then strain.
3. Take 200 ml orally several times a day.

The average course of treatment is 1 month.

With infertility

One of the unique and medicinal cuffs is the ability to increase the reproductive function of a woman many times. If the infusions of this plant are taken in combination with other herbal remedies that increase fertility, then significant success can be achieved in the treatment of infertility. The duration of treatment is at least a month and, if necessary, it should be repeated.

Medication for the treatment of female infertility based on a medicinal cuff:

1. Take 1 tbsp. l herbs cuffs and mountaineer pepper, 1 tsp. cinnamon bark and three peas of black pepper.
2. Pour the ingredients with half a liter of water and cook for 5 minutes.
3. Cool and strain.

Use the resulting broth during the day in small portions.

Ancient Altai recipe for enhancing reproductive function in women:

1. It is necessary to draw up a collection based on cuffs, oregano and mint in a ratio of 1: 1: 2.
2. For one glass of boiling water, 1 tsp is taken. dry collection and infused for 15 minutes.

The resulting drink can be taken up to three times a day, preferably at dawn, at noon, and finally at sunset.

Remember! When taking phytohormonal plants, you should adhere to the following rules: do not combine their intake with other hormonal preparations, control the level of hormones, do not consume herbs on the days of menstruation, strictly observe the dosage and duration of the course.

With menopause

Menopause is not an easy test for every woman. A decoction of the cuff will help alleviate climatic tides, reduce irritability and relieve pain in the lower abdomen.

Tea to reduce symptoms

In order to prepare such a drink, pour 2 tsp. Dry grass cuffs with a glass of boiling water and bring to a boil. Then let it stand under the lid and strain. During the day, drink 3-4 cups of tea in small sips.

Tea based on the collection of herbs will help relieve nervousness and irritability.

1. For him, take 30 g and, as well as 20 g of hops and cuffs.
2. Pour one teaspoon of raw boiling water at the rate of 1 tsp. in a glass of water and add sugar or honey to taste.

With endometriosis

Endometriosis is a very insidious disease. One of the very effective methods of treatment along with drug therapy is herbal medicine. At home, every woman can take advantage of the infusion or decoction of the medicinal cuff. It will help relieve pain, have an anti-inflammatory effect and stop bleeding. Cuff-based products can be used in 2-month courses once every six months. If there are no improvements, the doctor will raise the question of surgical intervention.

Recipes for treatment

1. The cuff infusion is prepared as follows: 1 liter of boiling water requires a handful of dry grass. The mixture is placed in a thermos and left overnight. The next day, you need to drink the infusion obtained in small portions throughout the day.
2. In addition, you can prepare a solution for douching by taking a tablespoon of dried leaves with 300 ml of boiling water. Keep the resulting infusion warm for an hour, and then use for douching.

Important to remember! The effectiveness of the treatment of endometriosis will be as high as possible when using a combination of herbal medicine and drugs.

When breastfeeding

The development of breast milk in women is influenced by many factors. Stress and disturbed hormonal balance can lead to a lack of milk. Every mother knows how important it is to give the baby all the best, so if you are concerned about this problem, be sure to consult a doctor and start taking cuff-based products. Decoction prepared from this plant to increase lactation, improve the quality of milk and help to cope with the stress that almost all young mothers are exposed to.

Decoction for improving lactation

Take 2 tsp. leaves per 200 ml of liquid. Bring to a boil and let it brew for several hours. Drink 50 ml half an hour before feeding.

Contraindications

The cuff is on the list of non-toxic plants, therefore, it has no serious contraindications. With caution, taking funds based on a cuff should be in case of:

• individual intolerance to the components of the drug, including allergic reactions;
• increased blood coagulation;
• diarrhea.

Pregnant and lactating women should take the drug only after consulting a doctor.

The cuff is truly a magical remedy that every woman should know about. It will not only help you improve your health, but also give youth and beauty.

In forests, along roadsides, in meadows and fringes, an inconspicuous-looking, but unique in its chemical composition grass cuff grows. The healing properties and contraindications of this natural doctor are unequal. There is so much usefulness in it that it is used without any fear even to treat children. In most cases, the cuff can only hurt with a strong overdose. Among the people, she has about two dozens of other names, among which are the infant, love spell, unhealthy grass, heart-necked vole, creeper, goose foot, forest horseradish and many others. All of them are given on the basis of either the appearance of the plant or the diseases that the cuff helps. The healing properties and contraindications of drugs from this unique herb were known even to the ancient priests and alchemists, who actively used them for treatment and magic rituals. Nowadays, even official medicine has recognized the usefulness of the cuff, so its dry fees are freely sold in pharmacies, and extracts from it are part of many drugs.

Biological description

The medicinal properties and contraindications of which have been known in Russia since ancient times, belong to the pink family. Its official name is an ordinary cuff, or yellow-green. In Latin, it sounds like Alchemilla vulgaris. This plant can be bought at the pharmacy, or you can procure it yourself.

It is not difficult to recognize the cuff by the palmate-lobed leaflets, which really look like a wide goose foot. Leaves that grow in the basal zone, petiolate, relatively large, veins divided into 9-11 concave lobes. Leaves growing on stems are without stalks and smaller. Both those and others have an easy edge. The cuff has very characteristic inflorescences. The medicinal properties and contraindications of this herb, as studies have established, are maximum during the flowering period, that is, you need to know well how its flowers look. Outwardly, they are noteworthy, small, yellow-green, collected in numerous loose umbrellas. But each flower individually looks like a small star. The rhizome of the cuff is somewhat reminiscent of the horseradish root. It is quite thick, located horizontally underground, reaching several meters. As the rhizome grows, new buds form on it, from which stems grow, that is, this plant belongs to the so-called creeping. The cuff stalk barely reaches 40–45 cm in height. It, like the leaflets, is covered with a light edge. The cuff is a perennial. Its ground parts die off with frost, but in the spring, as soon as the sun begins to warm, they grow back.

Chemical composition

Although for several hundred years a weed cuff has been used to get rid of various ailments, the medicinal properties and contraindications of this plant are still being studied. To date, scientists have discovered the following chemical elements in the aerial parts and partly in the rhizome of the cuff:

Phytosterols (phytosterols);

Vitamin C;

Coumarins;

Tannins;

Fatty acid;

Flavonoids;

Leukoanthicides;

Catechins;

Trace elements.

Therapeutic effect

In both official and folk medicine, the cuff has found widespread use. The therapeutic properties and contraindications of many drugs based on it have passed clinical trials and are used internally for such diseases:

The presence of "bad" cholesterol is higher than normal (actively reduces it);

Gastrointestinal diseases;

Colds and everything that accompanies it (runny nose, cough, weakness);

Asthma and other diseases caused by spasms;

Epilepsy;

Atherosclerosis;

Diseases of the heart and coronary vessels;

Diabetes;

Diseases of the genitourinary system;

Obesity;

Used as a drug that slows down aging and removes toxins from the body.

As an external agent, the cuff is used to treat:

Boils;

Purulent wounds and ulcers;

With various injuries;

Dropsy;

Scrofula;

Herpes.

Cuff, medicinal properties and contraindications undergoing tests

Since the chemical composition of this herb contains several substances with antitumor properties (coumarins, phytosterols, leukoanthicides, catechins), scientists are actively exploring the possibility of treating cancer with the cuff. Such studies are currently underway in China, the USA and Japan. The possibilities of using this plant for the treatment are also specified:

Viral and infectious diseases;

Schizophrenia;

To restore reproductive function.

Another aspect of the use of the cuff, which is still being tested, is its use as components in dietary supplements for sports nutrition, as experiments have shown that the cuff is able to increase muscle mass without changing the hormonal level.

Cuff for women

For women, the cuff is unusually widely used. The therapeutic properties and contraindications in the gynecology of drugs with this herb have long been studied and are not in doubt. The beneficial substances contained in the cuff help stabilize the hormonal background, normalize the work of all organs, relieve fatigue, and relieve headaches. All these actions help women to tolerate menopause well. For women in childbearing age, doctors advise using a cuff to treat infertility and with problems with menstruation. Pregnant women with a cuff are recommended to drink to speed up and facilitate childbirth, as well as if an incorrect location of the placenta is found. After birth, this herb is taken to improve lactation.

In addition to preparations for internal use, a cuff is also used in gynecology for external use. The therapeutic properties and contraindications for women with whitening, genital itching, inflammation, erosion are not antagonists, that is, the therapeutic effect is repeatedly confirmed in practice, and contraindications in this case apply only to those with drugs with a cuff that cause allergies. For women whose body tolerates the cuff well, traditional medicine advises doing syringing and bathing with decoctions of this herb. To prepare the solution, you need to take 3-4 tablespoons of dry raw materials, pour 200-300 ml of boiling water, insist, strain, cool to room temperature.

For men

The cuff helps not only the weaker, but also the stronger sex. The medicinal properties and contraindications for men of this herb are still being studied. So, there is a hypothesis that drugs with the addition of a cuff increase stamina during physical exertion, as well as contribute to muscle mass gain and at the same time remove fat. Folk healers are advised to treat prostatitis with a cuff. For this, the plant must be consumed regularly all year round. In summer, fresh leaves of the cuff need to be added to salads, make tea with them, and cook soups. In winter, pickled leaves and stems of this herb are used.

Fermentation recipe: slightly crush the green mass of grass (leaves, stems, flowers), add brine (5 teaspoons of salt per 500 ml of water), add spices to taste (dill, garlic, allspice, bay leaf), cover a slice of brown bread, cover with gauze or a sheet of plantain and put in a warm place for 3-4 days, then put in the refrigerator. Take a fermented cuff for 30 days in a tablespoon.

With diabetes

Since ancient times, folk healers, and more recently, official medicine, use a cuff to treat a variety of diseases. The healing properties of diabetes are so high that they allow people suffering from this very unpleasant disease to significantly lower blood sugar without drugs. In the early stages of diabetes, the effect of cuff treatment is unique. With its help, not only sugar returns to normal, but also the skin condition improves, the work of the digestive tract and pancreas normalizes. The prescription is unusually simple: you just need to brew the cuff, like regular tea, and drink daily. You can also prepare a mixture of cuffs, lilac buds, dandelion and licorice roots, and sage. The only thing diabetics should not forget is that drugs with a cuff negatively affect blood coagulation, so before you start drinking tea with this weed, you need to pass the appropriate tests.

Contraindications

Like any other medicine, the cuff also has healing properties and contraindications. Reviews of people who used it for various diseases are mostly positive. If the recommendations and dosages are correctly observed, patients can use this herb to cope with diabetes in the early stages of the disease, improve the general condition of the body, get rid of renal colic, runny nose, insomnia, headache, diarrhea, stomach ulcers, varicose veins and many other ailments . However, we must not forget about the contraindications of the cuff. It can not be used for:

Pregnancy (some healers, on the contrary, advise taking a cuff, starting from the second trimester);

Increased blood coagulability;

Individual intolerance.

With an overdose of drugs with a cuff, diarrhea can begin.

It is also important to note that for medicinal purposes, this herb should be harvested only during the flowering period (from late May to September).

Cuff, medicinal properties and contraindications, recipes

Given the wide range of uses of this plant, it is impossible to cite all the recipes in which it is used. Here are just a few of them:

1. With infertility. Prepare a mixture of dried herbs cuffs, mint and motherboard, mix in a ratio of 1: 2: 1. Drink tea from this mixture several times a day, brewing a spoonful of raw materials in a glass of water.

2. With heavy painful periods. Pour 1.5 cups of dry cuff raw materials into a glass of boiling water and then 2 hours. Strain. Drink 100 ml several times a day.

3. With diarrhea. Squeeze juice from fresh raw materials. Take a teaspoon every 2 hours.

4. With bronchitis. 30 gr dry raw materials pour 1000 ml of warmed wine and leave for 12 hours. Take 50 ml in the morning, afternoon and evening.

5. For the prevention of aging. Take half a glass of fresh raw material of herbs cuffs (leaves), elecampane pour wine and cook for 15 minutes. Strain. Wipe the face and décolleté with the resulting product.

6. Cellulite. 40 gr fresh raw materials and 10 gr. dry pour 500 ml of boiling water, insist 4 hours, drain. Take the infusion of 50 ml up to 4 times a day. Put the cake on gauze and apply to the problem areas as a compress (for 30 minutes).

In addition to preparing decoctions and tinctures, the cuff is very useful to eat fresh, adding to salads and soups. This will be an excellent prevention of all of the above diseases.

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Cuff  - this is not only a beautiful ornamental plant that can decorate any garden, but also an effective medicine that helps in the fight against many diseases, among which are obesity, tuberculosis, infertility, etc. About the amazing properties of the cuff, its widespread use in folk medicine, forms and rules of use - we will talk further.

Description of the medicinal plant cuff

Cuff grass can be recognized among other plants by its peculiar leaves, which in their shape resemble patterned cuffs, which were popular in the old days with the rich nobility. This similarity formed the basis of the name of the plant.

An interesting fact is that each leaf of the cuff (or rather, the teeth of the leaf) is dotted with dew drops that form the original sparkling border around the entire edge of the leaf. In turn, in the very center of the leaflet (at the location of the vein-capillaries) is the largest drop, which is similar to a pearl resting in a shell. Therefore, it is not at all surprising that the people called the cuff god tear, sky dew, cilia, dewdrop.

Translated from Latin, Alchemilla (or cuff) is the grass of alchemists who attributed this plant a special magical power (to be precise, the water that accumulates in the leaves of the plant had healing power). Alchemists tried to use grass to obtain the elixir of life, returning youth and beauty.

But the flowers of this perennial plant, whose height does not exceed 50 cm, do not differ in special beauty: they are inconspicuous in appearance and have a very small size, which also does not make them attractive.

The distribution area of \u200b\u200bthe cuff is almost the entire territory of Europe. The plant grows in forests, meadows and forest edges, as well as along roadsides and arable land.

Cuff varieties

Botanists around the world still can not come to a consensus on the number of types of cuffs (it is known that there are more than 40 of them). But they all agree that the differences between the species are minimal, and even those mainly relate to flowering time, the size of the plant itself and external features. In addition, all types of cuffs in general have almost identical healing properties, which is why they are used in various countries as an astringent, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and sedative.

In folk medicine, many types of plants are used, but herbalists give preference to one - the ordinary cuff, which we will discuss in detail in this article.

Important!  Other types of cuffs also have healing properties, so any variety of this plant can be used for medicinal purposes.

Common cuff

This type of cuff is a perennial creeping plant with yellow-green small flowers collected in false umbrellas. Plant height rarely exceeds the mark of 45 - 50 cm.

The cuff is growing in most of the European territory of Russia, as well as in Siberia (its southernmost regions are an exception). It occurs in shrubs, in fairly light rare forests, on lawns, in dry ditches.

It should be noted that official medicine does not recognize the healing properties of the cuff, considering them ineffective. In addition, this plant is not well understood, and therefore (according to doctors) can not be used as a therapeutic agent.

But!  There are various drugs with a cuff (mainly drug fees) that eliminate metabolic disorders. In turn, the German Health Service allowed the use of cuff preparations as an adjuvant in the treatment of acute diarrhea, as well as other intestinal diseases, both in children and adults.

Collection and storage

The cuff blooms from June to September (it is during this period that it should be collected for the purpose of procuring medicinal raw materials). It is collected after morning dew or drops of water, which are actively secreted by the plant at night, dry.

For medical purposes, the aerial part of the cuff is prepared, which is carefully cut along with the existing basal leaves. Further, the collected raw materials are dried in a well-ventilated room or in the open air, but always under a canopy. If you need quick drying, you can use special dryers, the temperature in which should not be more than 60 degrees.

The dried raw materials are stored in boxes, glass containers or paper bags for no more than a year (with longer storage, the raw materials acquire strong bitterness). A properly dried plant has a slightly bitter and tart taste.

Composition and properties of the cuff

Steroids (phytosterols)

Act:

• stimulation of hormone formation;
• neutralization of toxins;
• increased mental and physical activity;
• increase immunity;
• regulation of mineral metabolism;
• normalization of the cardiovascular system.

Vitamin C

Act:

• normalization of the central nervous system;
• stimulation of the endocrine glands;
• promoting the absorption of iron;
• normalization of the process of blood formation;
• elimination of harmful compounds leading to the development of malignant tumors.

Phenol Carboxylic Acids

Act:

• elimination of inflammation;
• acceleration of bile excretion processes;
• increased kidney function;
• stimulation of antitoxic liver function.

Lignin

This substance absorbs and removes through the digestive tract salmonella, yellow staphylococcus, some types of fungi, toxins, allergens, as well as ammonia and heavy metals.

Properties:

• enterosorbing;
• detoxification;
• antidiarrheal;
• antioxidant;
• lipid-lowering.

Tannins

Form a biological film that prevents the negative chemical, bacterial and mechanical effects on body tissue. Also, tannins reduce the permeability of capillaries and significantly narrow the vessels.

Flavonoids

Inhibit the action of enzymes that destroy hyaluronic acid, without which the full formation of cartilage is impossible.

Act:

• strengthening the walls of blood vessels;
• improving the elasticity of the walls of blood vessels;
• preventing sclerotic lesions of capillaries;
• neutralization of free radicals.

Fatty acid

The effect of fatty acids:

• participation in the formation of energy;
• participation in the construction of membranes forming the skeleton of cells;
• normalization of metabolism.

Coumarins

Act:

• inhibition of tumor cells;
• slowing down the process of blood coagulation;
• acceleration of wound healing;
• prevention of blood clots.

Leukanthocyanides

Act:

• prevention of Alzheimer's disease;
• strengthening capillaries and blood vessels;
• normalization of metabolism;
• slowing down the aging process;
• elimination of bleeding;
• diabetes prevention;
• cancer prevention;
• elimination of bacterial infections;
• normalization of the central nervous system.

Lipids

Lipids provide the synthesis of many hormones responsible for the normal functioning of the nervous system.

Tannin

Properties:

• astringent;
• bactericidal;
• bacteriostatic;
• wound healing.

Tannin normalizes the digestive tract, in a short time eliminates the symptoms of poisoning with heavy metals, as well as poisons of plant origin.

Bitterness

Stimulate appetite and have a pronounced choleretic effect.

Resins

Properties:

• disinfectant;
• antibacterial;
• immunomodulatory;
• laxative.

Catechins

Act:

• neutralization of free radicals, which is the prevention of the development of cancer;
• preventing cell destruction;
• slowing down the aging process.

Trace elements

Iron:

• hemoglobin synthesis;
• increase the body's defenses;
• ensuring the normal functioning of the muscles;
• synthesis of thyroid hormones.

Boron:

• normalization of the hormonal background;
• regulates reproductive functions;
• eliminates inflammation;
• prevents the spread and growth of neoplasms;
• involved in the synthesis of vitamin D.

Manganese:

• promoting the formation of bone and connective tissue;
• regulation of lipid metabolism;
• the synthesis of insulin and thyroid hormone.

Copper:

• activation of anabolic processes;
• contributing to the process of blood formation;
• neutralization of the destructive effect of free radicals;
• bone strengthening.

Zinc:

• providing renewal of skin cells;
• reduction of allergy symptoms;
• acceleration of the healing process of small wounds and cracks in the skin;
• removal of inflammation;
• increase immunity;
• the fight against viruses and germs.

Molybdenum:

• acceleration of growth and development;
• prevention of anemia;
• providing metabolism of carbohydrates and fats.

Nickel:

• regulates metabolism;
• participates in the synthesis of DNA, RNA, protein;
• stimulates the process of blood formation;
• normalizes hormonal balance.

Cuff properties

• diuretic;
• milk-based;
• expectorant;
• hemostatic;
• astringent;
• anti-inflammatory;
• antiseptic;
• soothing;
• wound healing;
• choleretic;
• diuretic;
• antimicrobial;
• enveloping;
• hemostatic.

Cuff treatment

In folk medicine, cuff preparations are used in the treatment of such diseases:

• gastric colic;
• sluggish intestinal motility;
• diseases of the upper respiratory tract;
• bronchitis;
• tuberculosis;
• chronic gastritis with secretory insufficiency;
• diarrhea;
• edema of renal and cardiac origin;
• chronic pyelonephritis;
• internal bleeding;
• hypermenstrual syndrome;
• indigestion;
• bloating;
• blood diseases;
• angina pectoris;
• atherosclerosis;
• obesity;
• epilepsy;
• dysbiosis;
• venous insufficiency;
• menstrual irregularities;
• wounds and cuts;
• furunculosis;
• sores and acne;
• dislocation and sprain;
• tumors;
• scrofula;
• cold;
• runny nose;
• nosebleeds;
• peptic ulcer;
• diabetes;
• diseases of the brain and spinal cord;
• gout;
• rheumatism;
• breast inflammation;

Grass cuffs

Inside the grass cuff is used for:

• kidney disease;
• bladder diseases;
• colitis accompanied by diarrhea;
• stomach ulcer and 12 duodenal ulcer;
• bronchitis;
• a cold

Externally, grass cuffs are indicated for:

• wounds;
• inflammation of the eyelids;
• nosebleeds;
• blackheads;
• furunculosis.

Flowers

Cuff flowers are used for heavy periods and bleeding of various origins. Preparations from flowers and grass cuffs improve intestinal motility and motility, have a light diuretic and hemostatic properties.

Leaves

Fresh leaves of the plant are applied to the affected areas with:

• rheumatism;
• burn;
• tumors.

Outwardly, the leaves of the cuff are shown as baths, lotions, compresses and rinses during treatment:

• purulent wounds;
• runny nose;
• nosebleeds;
• eye diseases;
• skin diseases.

  Inside the cuff is used for epilepsy, obesity, diabetes and many other diseases.

Cuff root

Decoctions and infusions from the roots of the cuff are recommended for diseases of the liver and kidneys, atherosclerosis and dysbiosis.

Cuff application

The regular use of cuff preparations affects the body as follows:

• lowers blood cholesterol;
• increases milk production in nursing;
• stimulates cardiac activity;
• prevents the development of atherosclerosis;
• cleanses the blood, improving its composition;
• heals caverns with pulmonary tuberculosis;
• restores metabolism.

Decoction

As an external agent, a cuff decoction is used as a wound healing, astringent and anti-inflammatory agent in the treatment of itching wounds, acne, and weeping eczema.

Inside, the broth is taken as an effective hemostatic agent for bleeding. In addition, the plant has expectorant and anti-inflammatory properties, which is why it is used in the treatment of cough, fever, gout, rheumatism.

Cooking broth:   4 tsp dry leaves of the common cuff pour a glass of boiling water and boil the mixture for 5 minutes. Cool the broth, strain and drink half a glass 2 to 3 times a day before eating, after sweetening.

Tincture

This form of cuff preparation helps eliminate heart pain and improves metabolism. To prepare the tincture, 5 g of the common cuff are filled with 200 ml of dry red wine. The tool is infused for a day, filtered and taken one tablespoon three times a day.

Infusion

The cuff herb infusion helps:

• increase intestinal motility;
• eliminate diarrhea;
• accelerate the healing of hemorrhoids;
• relieve intestinal inflammation;
• remove sputum from the bronchi.

A hot cuff infusion in the form of douching is indicated for heavy menstruation, as well as whitening and bleeding. Compresses with infusion are used in the treatment of boils, eye inflammation, runny nose.

To make tea, you should 2 tsp. crushed grass cuff ordinary pour 250 ml of boiling water, leave for 10 minutes and strain. Tea is drunk in a warm form, not more than three cups per day.

Cuff extract

The extract from this herb increases the elasticity of the skin, restoring the function of the cells of the dermis. Also, this dosage form has a fairly high degree of drainage activity, anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. Finally, the cuff extract normalizes blood microcirculation.

Cuff application - video

Contraindications

To date, no serious contraindications to the use of the cuff have been identified (cuff preparations are contraindicated only with individual intolerance and increased blood coagulation). This non-toxic medicinal plant is used to treat both adults and children.

Side effects

In case of an overdose of cuff preparations, diarrhea is possible (in this case, it is necessary to stop treatment).

Cuff in Gynecology

The cuff is considered to be a “female” herb, since it contains phytohormones (namely, steroids of plant origin) that normalize the hormonal background.

The cuff is used in the treatment of:

• diseases of the uterus, ovaries, appendages;
• inflammation
• leucorrhoea;
• endocrine disorders;
• genital tumors;
• infertility
• menstrual irregularities;
• dysfunctional uterine bleeding;
• menorrhagia;
• heavy menstruation.

  To stop internal bleeding, you need 4 tsp. chopped cuff ordinary pour a glass of boiling water, leave for half an hour, strain and drink instead of tea. It is recommended to drink 2 glasses of this infusion daily.

For external use, 150 g of the ordinary cuff should be poured with a liter of boiling water, then insist on the product for about an hour, strain and add to the bath with warm water. Use concentrated infusion to treat wounds, burns and boils three to four times a day.

The herbal collection below will help get rid of whites, erosion, and inflammation of the uterus.

Ingredients:

• ordinary cuff - 30 g;
• hemoptysis root - 10 g;
• boron uterus - 10 g;
• badan root - 10 g.

  2 tbsp 500 ml of water are poured into the collection, brought to a boil, and then boiled over low heat for 2 to 3 minutes. Next, the broth is infused for an hour, filtered and used in a warm form as douching, which is carried out twice a day (it all depends on the well-being of the woman and the degree of neglect of the disease). The course of treatment is no more than 10 days per one menstrual cycle (during menstruation, douching is not carried out). It is recommended to carry out from two to six cycles, but do not forget about taking the anti-inflammatory drugs prescribed by your doctor.

Cuff during pregnancy

Decoctions and infusions from the cuff are recommended to drink starting from the 14th week of pregnancy, which will help prevent the threat of abortion and will contribute to the full development of the fetus.

In addition, it is the cuff (in combination with proper nutrition, an active and healthy lifestyle) that prepares the mother’s body for easy delivery, thereby significantly reducing the risk of postpartum complications. The preparations of the plant help to cope with the beginning bleeding, since they have a pronounced hemostatic effect. It should be noted that the cuff taken in the second trimester reduces the nervousness typical of early pregnancy.

Expectant mothers are advised to drink 4 cups of tea daily prepared from an ordinary cuff. Tea is drunk from the 14th week of pregnancy - and up to the tenth day after birth. For brewing tea 2 tsp. dry herbs are poured in a glass of boiling water.

It is especially useful to take the cuff in such cases:
1.   When diagnosing an incorrectly located placenta.
2.   With premature aging of the placenta.
3.   With the threat of miscarriage.

If pregnancy is easy, then to facilitate the birth of tea from this plant, you can start drinking 4 weeks before the expected date of birth, 3 cups per day.

In the postpartum period, the cuff is also extremely useful because it stops bleeding and increases the amount of breast milk.

Infertility Cuff

Today, infertility treatment is the prerogative of high reproductive technologies, which involve the use of ovulation inducers, as well as endoscopic surgery and many other methods that help a woman conceive a child. But at the same time, we should not forget about herbal preparations, which can act as effective allies in the treatment of certain forms of infertility (especially when you consider the indisputable fact that herbal preparations can neutralize the side effects of ovulation inducers).

The advantages of herbal preparations:

• multifunctionality;
• mild effects on the body;
• aftereffect;
• the exception of the development of a drug disease (harmful side effects of a drug);
• lack of effect of drug withdrawal.

  In general, medicinal plants can be used as additional, basic, restorative or preventive therapy.

A cuff is a grass with progestogen activity, that is, cuff preparations stimulate the production of progesterone (it is the hormone progesterone that provides the possibility of pregnancy (gestation), and later its maintenance.

Thus, a lack of progesterone significantly reduces the possibility of conception. If conception has occurred, then an insufficient amount of this hormone can provoke an unfavorable course of pregnancy, namely a miscarriage.

In addition to the disturbed hormonal background, one of the common causes of infertility is the presence of inflammation of the organs of the female genital area, which can also be effectively eliminated by the cuff. Acceptance of plant preparations is carried out in the second (or luteal) phase of the cycle, from 15 to 25 days.

Female Infertility Prescription
  Ingredients:

• grass cuff ordinary - 1 tbsp;
• highlander pepper - 1 tbsp;
• cinnamon bark - 1 tsp;
• black pepper - 3 peas.

  All components are mixed, 0.5 l of water is poured, after which 5 minutes are boiled. This broth is drunk instead of water during the day.

Features of taking phytohormonal herbs:

• incompatibility with the use of other hormonal drugs;
• duration of treatment;
• lack of a quick effect (the first indicators of treatment effectiveness will appear after 2 - 3 weeks of taking herbal preparations);
• hormone control;
• stop taking phytohormonal herbs during menstruation;
• taking drugs with a course of no more than three cycles, with a mandatory break for one cycle;

Cuff for diabetes

With diabetes, the content of sugar (glucose) in the blood rises, while the body lacks insulin. Cuff preparations help maintain a normal concentration of sugar in the blood, and without taking additional medications (of course, we are talking about the unreleased stages of diabetes).

It should be noted that diabetes affects the blood composition quite strongly, therefore, before using the cuff, it is recommended to take a blood test for coagulation without fail.

This infusion will help reduce sugar and improve overall well-being. So, 1 tbsp. the common cuff is poured with a glass of boiling water and infused for 4 hours. Strained infusion is taken one fourth cup 3-4 times a day, before eating.

Diabetes Collection
  Ingredients:

• grass cuff ordinary - 10 g;
• juniper fruits - 20 g;
• flax seeds - 20 g;
• blueberry leaves - 40 g.

  All components are crushed, after which 1 tbsp. collection is filled with 200 ml of boiling water. The resulting mixture is put on fire and cooked for no more than 7 minutes. A filtered broth is drunk 2 times a day, 100 ml each.

Cellulite cuff

The cuff has long been used to reduce weight, which is not surprising, given the wide range of its healing properties, which have found application in the treatment of many diseases.

So, flavanoids and tannins, which are part of the plant, help to avoid the appearance of stretch marks. Thanks to the use of cuff preparations, the skin becomes toned, supple and youthful. Flavonoids, regulating the permeability of the walls of blood vessels, increase blood circulation and improve metabolism, which positively affects the process of losing weight.

Coumarins and steroids provide the body losing weight with additional energy during fitness, while phenolcarboxylic acid, which has burning and warming properties, contributes to the rapid loss of extra pounds. Under the influence of these substances, metabolism in the subcutaneous adipose tissues is enhanced, which leads to intensive splitting of cellulite balls.

The cuff has a pronounced antioxidant property that allows you to get rid of the "orange peel".

It is also important that cuff preparations do not harm the body, do not adversely affect the work of the stomach and liver.

Cuff preparations can be taken in the form of tinctures, decoctions, as well as compresses and lotions.

Cellulite infusion
  Mix 10 g of dry ordinary cuff with 30 g of fresh, after which pour the resulting mixture with boiling water and leave for an hour. Strained infusion is taken daily in a quarter cup, before meals. To enhance the effect, it is recommended to add one spoonful of birch buds or a tablespoon of dry parsley to the mixture (the infusion with the addition of parsley or birch is prepared and taken according to the above scheme).

Cellulite Compresses
  40 g of dry cuff ordinary pour a liter of boiling water, insist for 30 minutes and strain. The remaining filtered raw material is squeezed, after which it is placed on dry gauze, which is applied to the problem areas of the skin for half an hour. As for the infusion, gauze is moistened with it, which is applied as a compress to the skin in the cellulite zone.

Important!  Before the procedure, you should take a bath, which will help steam the skin.

But just using a cuff will not lead to the coveted result - loss of excess weight. A comprehensive fight against cellulite includes maintaining a healthy lifestyle and following a special anti-cellulite diet.

Breast enlargement cuff

Undoubtedly, beautiful breasts are the pride of any woman. But what if nature has not awarded "enviable" forms? Plastic surgery? Expensive and unsafe. Special creams? A lot of side effects and the lack of a guaranteed result.

Either folk remedies, which, even if they do not increase the breast by 2 sizes, but certainly do not cause harm and help to make the bust more elastic and beautiful, not to mention its increase by 1 - 1.5 sizes.

One of the plants that helps to enlarge the breast is the cuff, which contains phytohormones responsible for puberty (namely, during this period, breast growth is observed).

Breast Enlargement Recipe
  1 dessert spoon of dry grass and flowers of the common cuff, brew 250 ml of boiling water, then bring the product to a boil, cool, strain thoroughly and divide into two equal parts. The broth is drunk twice before a meal. This remedy is drunk in courses: so, after a month of taking the remedy, you need to take a week break. The minimum course duration is three months.

Cuff Recipes

In all the recipes below, an ordinary cuff was used (although other types of this plant that have similar properties to an ordinary cuff can be used).

Infusion for diarrhea

10 g of chopped herbs is poured with one liter of boiling water, infused for 10 minutes, and then filtered and consumed three glasses a day.

Infusion for dysbiosis

2 tbsp cuffs pour one cup of boiling water, then insist the product for 4 hours and strain. Infusion is drunk three times a day. Dosage for adults - half a glass at a time; for children - 2 tbsp. in one go. The course of treatment is 1.5 to 2 months.

Infusion to normalize the menstrual cycle and stop uterine bleeding

Ingredients (taken in equal proportions):

• hemorrhage root drug;
reduces caverns when

Common cuff or Alchemilla vulgaris as a medicinal plant has been known since very ancient times. It is hard to believe, but this modest weed cuff was even considered witchcraft - and all because not only the healers, but also the alchemists collected it and used it for their own purposes.

Herb cuff medicinal properties and contraindications of which are the subject of our conversation today, is now used not only in folk, but also in official medicine. We will also talk about the use of the ordinary cuff.

Cuff - medicinal properties and contraindications to the use of plants

Surprisingly, the chemical composition of the common cuff is still poorly understood. It is only known that the green part, flowers and fruits of this plant contain substances that are extremely close in their qualities to female sex hormones, flavonoids, anthocyanins, fatty acids, catechins, lipids. The cuff also contains vitamin C and a number of trace elements - salts of manganese, boron, iron, zinc. There are also steroids, tannins and bitter substances and some sugars. But even by this composition, one can judge the healing properties of the cuff for human health. And indeed it is. According to reports, the cuff has the ability to stop blood and promote faster healing of wounds, it has an anti-inflammatory effect, strengthens blood vessels, helps the body get rid of toxins. It is used as a choleretic agent, and it also prevents the development of tumor diseases.

When applying a decoction of the cuff ordinary during breastfeeding, lactation intensifies. The curative properties of the cuff are best known in gynecology. And all because the phytosterols contained in it are extremely close to progesterone in their properties. That is why the ordinary cuff is often also called "female grass", and the use of the cuff in gynecology is most popular. The fact is that with a hormonal imbalance in the female body, all kinds of not-so-pleasant diseases arise that are associated specifically with gynecology - inflammation of the appendages, ovarian cystoses, uterine bleeding, mastopathy, infertility, habitual miscarriage, and so on. And very often, the healing properties of the common cuff help in solving many of these problems.

Cuff contraindications

A cuff is such a healing and easy-to-use weed that it has practically no contraindications, with the exception of individual intolerance. But such cases practically do not occur. With excessive use of the common cuff, digestive disorders, diarrhea can occur. In this case, the use of the cuff just needs to be stopped for a while.

The cuff is found almost throughout the territory of our country. Her favorite places are meadows and riverbanks, forests with not too plentiful vegetation. The leaves of the cuff are usually collected in the summer - from May to July, the berries - after they ripen, in late July - early and mid-September, then they retain the maximum healing properties. Sometimes in the fall, the cuff can bloom a second time. The roots of the cuff need to be collected in the autumn.

But the cuff can be grown specifically on the summer cottage. It is propagated by seeds or divided for this large overgrown bushes of the plant. The cuff does not require special care, the most important thing is that you need to regularly water and fertilize the soil, because the cuff is very demanding on its fertility.

Dry the collected material in the usual way, away from sunlight, in a dry and well-ventilated room to preserve all the healing properties of the cuff. You can also use the oven - decompose the prepared raw materials on a baking sheet and dry in the oven, at a temperature of 50 degrees, periodically mixing.

Common cuff - application in folk medicine

The ordinary cuff is used in the form of decoctions and infusions for many diseases. The healing properties of the grass of the cuff help get rid of acne and boils, helps to cleanse and rejuvenate the skin of the face, heals wounds and burns. Decoction from the cuff normalizes the nervous system, helps get rid of insomnia, lotions from the decoction help to cope with inflammatory diseases of the eyes. Decoctions and infusions from the cuff of ordinary cure heart pain, improve vascular health, they are recommended to drink with atherosclerosis.

The use of decoctions from the common cuff helps to normalize the level of sugar in the blood, so they are recommended to drink to diabetics. The cuff has a sedative effect, it is used to treat all kinds of allergies, runny nose and asthma. In diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, the medicinal properties of the cuff grass are used for indigestion, diarrhea, and ulcerative lesions of the stomach and duodenum. With herpes, an infusion of the cuff can be used inside and out.

The healing properties of the flowers of the cuff allow you to deal with all kinds of bleeding, including capillary or parenchymal, eliminates dropsy and edema.

During menopause in women, the healing properties of the cuff are simply irreplaceable. The use of an ordinary cuff helps normalize the hormonal background, significantly improves well-being, and prevents the occurrence of inflammatory processes. Also, the cuff is used in the treatment of infertility, menstrual irregularities, pain, severe bleeding, with whiteness and thrush. During pregnancy, decoctions from the cuff are used if the placenta is incorrectly positioned or when it is aging prematurely, when there is a risk of miscarriage or pain in the lower abdomen. With toxicosis, the cuff helps to fight nausea, poor health, and headaches. After childbirth, decoctions from the cuff are drunk to enhance lactation and improve the quality of breast milk.

Herb application Cuffs and recipes

• To prepare a common cuff infusion, dry crushed leaves, flowers or berries are poured with boiling water at the rate of 4 teaspoons per 250 ml of water and allowed to stand under the lid for 4 hours. Then filter and take 100 ml 3-4 times a day before meals. To improve the taste, you can add 1 teaspoon of honey or sugar to a glass.
• With heavy bleeding or pain during menstruation, it is recommended to pour 3 teaspoons of dry crushed cuff grass with boiling water - 250 ml, let it brew for 2 hours and take 100 ml 4 times a day. The use of an ordinary cuff in this case will quickly help.
• For douching or compresses, the infusion of the cuff is prepared as follows. 100 g of dry crushed raw material is poured into 0.5 l of boiling water, insisted under a lid for 4 hours, then filtered and used as directed.
• With the threat of termination of pregnancy or premature birth, a decoction of the cuff is prepared, the medicinal properties of which are indispensable in this case. To do this, dry crushed leaves and berries are placed in a saucepan, pour 2 teaspoons per 250 ml of water with boiling water, put on fire, bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes. Filter and take 250 ml 2 times a day, starting from the third month of pregnancy.
• With diarrhea, it is recommended to take the juice of the cuff, which is squeezed from fresh young shoots of the plant. Take 1 teaspoon every 2 hours.

Tea from the cuff should be drunk during the onset of menopause, during epidemics of colds to strengthen immunity and with sleep disorders. Tea is prepared as follows. Dry crushed leaves or berries are brewed with boiling water at the rate of 2 teaspoons per 250 ml of water. Insist under the lid for 10-15 minutes.

• For pain in the heart or metabolic disorders, you can prepare the cuff infusion on wine. To do this, take 2 tablespoons of dry crushed grass cuffs and pour 0.5 l of dry red wine into them. Insist for 24 hours, then filter and take 1-2 tablespoons 3-4 times a day.

It is recommended to continue treatment with cuff preparations and based on its medicinal properties for 3-4 months. If necessary or for prevention, the treatment is repeated after a few months, usually after six months.

The use of the healing properties of the cuff: video