Kalanchoe is a common indoor plant that is in great demand in alternative medicine. This flower is considered a houseplant, so this name is common among the current generation. The use of Kalanchoe as a treatment is determined by the rich composition of the leaves and flowers of the herb, which are endowed with a lot of useful and healing properties. Kalanchoe tincture, prepared at home, turns out to be medicinal and rich in active elements, so this medicine is actively used in folk medicine.
Important: a doctor should prescribe treatment and use of Kalanchoe tincture, since this medicine can cause harm to the health and condition of the patient. Often this composition helps with varicose veins, vascular diseases, rapid pulse and high blood pressure.
Kalanchoe is a medicinal plant that is found in apartments today. The homeland of the herb is Madagascar. The stem of Kalanchoe is long, branched, fleshy and juicy. The leaves of the grass are jagged, dark green, dense and lush. As the flower ages, it acquires lighter leaves that grow at the bottom of the stem.
Depending on the type of Kalanchoe, it blooms differently: some species are endowed with bright, numerous flowers, others have herbaceous blooms, which are practically no different from the leaves. The houseplant comes in both types, however, brightly growing flowers are considered more useful.
The preparation of Kalanchoe tincture is carried out depending on the prescription prescribed by the doctor, since the main component of the tincture can be leaves, flowers and flower stem.
The preparation and collection of flower components is carried out after Kalanchoe blooms, since at this time the leaves and other parts of the grass are saturated with a mass of useful substances needed to treat a large number of diseases. Important: leaves can be collected in the spring, before they swell, before the plant produces flower buds.
What does Kalanchoe treat?
The use of the flower as a treatment is due to its rich chemical composition. As a result, the plant relieves the body of:
- varicose veins;
- gynecological problems;
- periodontal disease;
- heart and vascular diseases;
- festering and deep wounds;
- cirrhosis;
- trophic ulcers;
- joint diseases;
- low pressure;
- hepatitis A.
Important: Kalanchoe is absolutely safe for the human body - this flower is even added to salads to enhance the taste. Kalanchoe tincture is also considered safe, however, its use should still be discussed with your doctor.
Properties of the tincture
A tincture of the flower in vodka or alcohol has many beneficial properties. Before preparing such a medicinal composition, you should pay attention to the therapeutic effect of Kalanchoe:
- Wound healing.
- Anti-inflammatory.
- Antimicrobial.
- Antiseptic.
- Bacterial.
Vodka tincture allows you to treat a number of diseases associated with skin grafts.
Chemical composition and benefits of tincture
The use of this medicinal composition as a treatment for varicose veins, hepatitis, heart pathologies and other diseases is determined by the mass of active substances and vitamins, which are scarce in other types of home flowers.
The leaves and stem of the flower contain:
- mineral salts;
- oxalic, citric, malic acid;
- polysaccharides;
- flavonoids;
- vitamins P and C;
- microelements (zinc, magnesium, fluorine, iron).
Important: Kalanchoe flowers are rich in tannins, which have a positive effect in the treatment of varicose veins, liver and kidney pathologies.
Recipes for preparing medicinal tincture
A tincture of vodka or alcohol lasts for at least 2 weeks, so if diseases are detected, this medicine should be prepared in advance.
You can prepare a tincture at home from the leaves, stem, flowers and flower juice.
- Take 2 tablespoons of pre-crushed leaves and pour them with a glass of vodka or 40% alcohol. Pour the mixture into a glass container and put the container in a dark place. The mixture is infused for 3 weeks. As you cook, you need to strain the liquid and pour it into small bottles. Take for varicose veins, deep wounds, cracks and diseases of the oral cavity.
- Take the stem, cut it into 2-3 pieces and put it in a jar. Pour 200 ml of moonshine into the container and place the container in the refrigerator. After 3 days the medicine is ready for use.
- We take Kalanchoe juice and vodka in a ratio of 20:1. To get juice from the leaves, you need to chop them finely and squeeze out the pulp, which is mixed with the alcoholic drink. Stir the mixture thoroughly and pour into a bottle or jar. Leave to infuse in a warm place for 2 weeks. After this, filter the liquid and pour into a smaller container. This infusion is considered more effective and healing.
What does Kalanchoe tincture treat?
The use of this medicinal composition is carried out during treatment.
Supporters of traditional methods of treatment need to pay close attention to the home plant Kalanchoe. It grows quickly, does not require special care, and reproduces easily. Of all the types of Kalanchoe used in indoor floriculture, two have medicinal properties: pinnate and Degremona. Most often, alcohol tincture of Kalanchoe is used in folk medicine, due to its long shelf life and ability to maximally preserve and exhibit all the healing qualities of the plant.
The healing properties of Kalanchoe tincture
Alcohol tincture enhances the medicinal properties of Kalanchoe and extends its shelf life after cutting. Therefore, it is most often used at home. The plant has anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, tonic properties, and is used to treat wounds that do not heal for a long time, with purulent processes. Bactericidal and bacteriostatic properties (that is, the ability to destroy harmful microorganisms and neutralize bacteria, stopping their growth) makes the tincture a powerful stimulator for tissue repair.
The ability of Kalanchoe to clean wounds from dead tissue is used not only in folk medicine, but in some traditional fields: surgery, dentistry, otolaryngology, gynecology and others. Alcohol tincture of the plant is used in the treatment of many diseases:
- Skin problems (burns, wounds, ulcers, acne and boils, bedsores, fistulas, warts).
- Diseases of the oral cavity and ears (stomatitis, gingivitis, periodontitis, toothache, tonsillitis, inflammation of the adenoids, otitis media).
- Diseases of internal organs (ulcers, gastritis, varicose veins, thrombophlebitis, prostatitis).
- Colds (sinusitis, runny nose, flu, sore throat).
Video: The healing properties of Kalanchoe tincture and how to use it
How to make tincture at home
Kalanchoe tincture is available and can be purchased at any pharmacy; no special prescription is required. It is easy to prepare at home. To do this, you only need the plant itself, alcohol or vodka.
1 way
2 tbsp. l. Place carefully chopped fresh Kalanchoe leaves in a container, pour a glass of alcohol, and seal tightly. Leave for at least a week, strain. Store the finished product in the refrigerator.
Method 2
Extract as much juice as possible from the leaves by grinding them using a blender. Leave the resulting liquid for two days. Drain the top part, and dilute the sediment with twenty percent alcohol or vodka in the proportion of 1 part liquid to 20 parts juice. Store in the refrigerator in a container with a well-fitted lid.
Application of Kalanchoe tincture
The product is used both externally in the form of rubs, lotions, compresses, and internally. The healing properties of the plant allow you to get by with it alone. When other components are added, the effect is enhanced and enriched.
For varicose veins, thrombophlebitis, the appearance of spider veins, swelling and pain in the legs
Every day before going to bed, rub the tincture on your feet in a circular motion from the feet to the knees. It has an anti-edematous effect, improves blood circulation, increases the tone of the walls of blood vessels, and relieves pain. After rubbing in the evening, it is advisable to consolidate the result in the morning with a cool foot shower and a light massage. The treatment is long-term and recommended in combination with medications. With regular use, the effect is noticeable within a few weeks, especially at the initial stage of the disease.
Video: Traditional methods of treating varicose veins
For prostatitis and gastrointestinal diseases
Take a teaspoon of tincture twice a day half an hour before meals. The course of treatment is one and a half months. If treatment needs to be continued, the daily intake is halved.
For chronic gastritis with low acidity
Mix 200 g of honey, Kalanchoe juice and vodka. Infuse in a cool, dark place for one and a half months. Take a tablespoon daily on an empty stomach until the product runs out. Keep refrigerated.
For otitis media
Place 1-2 drops of Kalanchoe tincture in each ear before bed.
For inflammatory processes in the oral cavity and colds
Add half a teaspoon of tincture to 100 ml of boiled warm water. Rinse your mouth and throat several times a day.
For stomatitis, gingivitis, periodontitis, apply a piece of gauze or bandage moistened with a mixture of tincture and boiled water, taken in equal proportions, to the sore spot. Such applications should be carried out 3-4 times a day, keeping the tampons in the mouth for up to 20 minutes.
To treat inflammatory processes in the mouth and throat, you can use aerosol inhalations using special devices or a pocket inhaler for asthmatics. For inhalation, you need to mix the tincture with warm boiled water in a ratio of 1:40. The procedure is carried out within 5-10 minutes, no earlier than an hour after eating. After it, it is undesirable to eat or drink for an hour and a half to two hours, or go outside.
To treat skin problems
Soak a gauze pad with the product and apply it to the wound surface under a bandage. Carry out once a day for 10-15 days.
In home cosmetology
For daily care of oily skin prone to acne, you can prepare a lotion based on alcohol tincture, taking 1 part alcohol to 4 parts Kalanchoe juice. It is advisable to keep the product prepared for future use in the refrigerator, in a container with a tightly sealed lid. This lotion is used to wipe the skin to tighten enlarged pores during a natural predisposition or after mechanical cleansing.
To get rid of warts, apply undiluted tincture directly to the wart 2-3 times a day. Usually a week and a half is enough for the wart to disappear. Otherwise, treatment is continued until the desired result.
If you are predisposed to the formation of spider veins on your face, masks with the addition of a few drops of Kalanchoe tincture will help. It is added to any skin care product, especially to cleanse and relieve inflammation, immediately before use.
If alcohol tincture is not suitable
Kalanchoe is a very useful and most accessible medicine given to humans by nature. You shouldn’t give it up just because of the alcohol component in the tincture. After all, infusions from the plant and even using it in its raw form will be no less effective.
For external use, prepare Kalanchoe infusions by pouring boiling water over the crushed leaves in a ratio of 1:5. For internal use, it is necessary to prepare a less concentrated product: one part of the raw material to ten parts of hot water.
Simply crushed fresh Kalanchoe leaves are also suitable for treatment. Before use, it is advisable to keep them for several days in a cool, dark place.
- colds, drop into the nose and use for rinsing;
- gynecological problems, using for douching and tampons;
- cracked nipples in nursing mothers;
- open wounds, trophic ulcers, bedsores;
- conjunctivitis, blepharitis.
Kalanchoe juice or infusion is used to care for the delicate skin of the neck and around the eyes. If you are prone to frequent colds and sore throat, you should chew a piece of Kalanchoe leaf at the first symptoms of the disease. Even the presence of this plant in the house has a beneficial effect on a person.
Side effects of tincture and contraindications
When used externally, alcohol tincture sometimes causes a burning sensation. To relieve this sensation, you can dilute the product with novocaine in a 1:1 ratio.
When taken orally, the drug often provokes heartburn or diarrhea. The tincture should be taken warmed to room temperature.
Due to the alcohol-containing ingredients, the tincture should not be used during pregnancy or for children under 12 years of age. Treatment is contraindicated in case of individual intolerance to the components; it is not recommended for patients with diabetes mellitus, rheumatism, low blood pressure, liver disease, renal failure.
One of the wonderful indoor plants, which is also confidently used for medicinal purposes, is Kalanchoe - a flower brought to Russia from Germany at the beginning of the 19th century. Today, many medicines are made from it, which are freely sold in pharmacies, but each person can independently make a tincture from it, since there is nothing complicated about it. The most valuable type of plant is considered to be popularly nicknamed “indoor ginseng” and “surgeon without a knife”, since its juice, when used correctly, has miraculous properties.
The presented plant is one of the few that can be used for both indoor and outdoor use. One of the amazing properties of Kalanchoe is the ability to effectively heal burns and wounds. You can use it to make ointments, decoctions and balms, but at home, Kalanchoe tincture with vodka is most often used, since it is easy to prepare, and the scope of use of the healing liquid is very wide. The fleshy leaves and stems of the plant contain a large amount of juice, which has proven itself very well in the treatment of numerous diseases, including internal organs. The flower has effective bactericidal, hemostatic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Scope of application of the healing tincture of Kalanchoe with alcohol:
- gastritis;
- stomach ulcer;
- BPH;
- sinusitis;
- purulent wounds;
- prostatitis;
- otitis and other diseases of the middle ear.
The plant that is selected for preparing the tincture must be strong, healthy and mature (3 years). It is desirable that the stem reaches a length of 50 cm, since in this case it will be juicy enough to obtain a significant amount of healing tincture. Kalanchoe tincture is especially often used for varicose veins, providing a decongestant effect, normalizing blood circulation and improving the tone of blood vessels. 
How is Kalanchoe alcohol tincture prepared?
There are several recipes for preparing alcohol tincture, but some of the simplest and most accessible are the following:
- The leaves are crushed in a blender and the healing juice is squeezed out of them. The liquid is left for 2 days, after which the upper part is drained, and the lower part with the sediment is used to prepare the elixir. Next, ethyl alcohol or vodka is added to it at the rate of 1/20 (alcohol/sediment), after which the tincture is considered ready.
- Clean fresh leaves are finely chopped and placed in a glass jar or other container. Then they are filled with alcohol at the rate of 1 glass per 2 tbsp. spoons of crushed leaves. Next, the tincture is aged for 10 days. After this, the product is filtered using clean gauze. The tincture poured into an airtight container is ready for use.
When using vodka, the liquid must be free of flavors and dyes
Kalanchoe tincture with alcohol should be stored in the refrigerator, since this is the only way the liquid best preserves its healing properties. The tincture can be used as lotions, compresses, or for oral use. On problem areas of the skin, using Kalanchoe you can also get rid of pimples, blackheads and boils, for which you just need to apply a cotton swab dipped in an alcohol tincture. This procedure should be performed over several days. 
When using the setting to treat chronic runny nose or sinusitis, it should be slightly warmed up before instillation into the nose. To quickly cure varicose veins, it is also recommended to mix Kalanchoe tincture with chestnut and white acacia in a 1:1:1 ratio.
The ability to use the tincture with decoctions of other plants
For diseases of the oral cavity, the tincture is mixed with a decoction of chamomile and calendula, and then used as a rinse solution. For otitis media, the tincture is instilled sequentially into each ear, and this is done for several days in a row until improvement occurs. Kalanchoe tincture has also proven itself to be good for treating stomach ulcers. The product should be taken daily, 1 tsp. morning and evening before meals (about 20-25 minutes). As a rule, a tincture of vodka and alcohol is used for adults, but if it is necessary to cure a child, it is diluted with water to achieve a lower concentration of alcohol.
Summing up, we can confidently say that the use of Kalanchoe tincture allows you to get rid of many ailments in a natural way and make a person’s life more joyful and happier. There are no side effects from using the tincture, but it should not be used during pregnancy, allergies, rheumatism, liver diseases and diabetes. In all other cases, an alcohol extract from Kalanchoe will only have a beneficial effect on the body, which has already been proven not only by research by scientists and doctors, but also by the positive results of treating people.
Kalanchoe tincture - video
Kalanchoe is widely used in folk medicine. The flower has the following beneficial properties:
Useful remedy from the plant
Kalanchoe tincture is finely crushed stems (less often flowers), doused with ethyl alcohol or vodka.. The tincture is used for treatment:
- gynecological diseases;
- varicose veins;
- vascular diseases;
- trophic ulcers;
- deep rotting wounds;
- periodontal disease;
- stomatitis;
- gingivitis;
- hepatitis A.
It should be remembered that the tincture will not give an immediate effect; the recommended treatment period is 2-3 months. Depending on the severity of varicose veins.
Kalanchoe tincture is good for relieving leg fatigue and swelling, prevents the risk of blood clots, relieves pain in the legs. You should rub your feet with this tincture like this: start from the foot and move up to the knee. After rubbing, wrap your feet with a blanket.
ADVICE: It is best to perform the procedure at night for 2-3 months. For a better effect of the tincture, you can add a couple of drops of camphor oil to it.
Recipe for preparing Kalanchoe pieces in alcohol or vodka
First, you need to choose the right plant from which to prepare the tincture. Kalanchoe must be at least 3 years old. The stem is at least 50 cm long, strong, fleshy. If the plant is younger, then less juice can be extracted from it.
Here is the recipe for making a vodka product:
- Take a jar with a capacity of 0.5 liters.
- We wash the Kalanchoe under running water and dry it with a paper towel.
- Next, cut the flower into small cubes and put it in a jar. Kalanchoe should occupy no more than half of the jar.
- Then we fill our crushed plant with medical alcohol or vodka.
- Close the jar tightly with a lid and hide it in a cool, dark place for at least a week.
- Periodically it is necessary to shake the container with the solution.
Our tincture will be ready in seven days. The tincture must be stored in the refrigerator.
Watch a video about preparing Kalanchoe tincture for varicose veins:
There is another method for preparing the tincture. The mixture prepared in this way is ready much earlier:
The tincture is ready. It needs to be stored in the refrigerator.
Where and for how much can I buy it?
If you don’t have the opportunity to prepare the tincture yourself or simply don’t want to bother, then the city’s pharmacies will come to the rescue. Kalanchoe tincture is not a rare medicine. You can find it in any pharmacy. Average price from 52 rubles to 85 rubles. depending on the volume of the bottle.
Contraindications
Kalanchoe tincture certainly has a number of beneficial properties. However, like any medicine, there are contraindications.
IMPORTANT: Use is strictly prohibited during pregnancy, hypotension, children under three years of age, and problems with the gallbladder and liver.
Risks and Warnings
Taking Kalanchoe tincture orally can cause heartburn and nausea(this is especially true for people suffering from gastritis). In case of an overdose of this tincture, the same symptoms may appear, plus an allergic rash will be added to them.
Conclusion
Kalanchoe is a very useful plant; if used correctly, it can help in the treatment of many diseases and cosmetic problems. Also, a beneficial effect has been noticed if a pot of Kalanchoe is in your room. It's hard to believe, but Kalanchoe gives you vigor and restores strength even if you just sleep next to it.
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Kalanchoe is a succulent plant of the Crassulaceae family. More than 200 species of Kalanchoe grow in the wild; they can mainly be found in the tropical countries of South Africa, Southeast and Southern Africa, South America; in Russia, Kalanchoe grows exclusively on window sills and in greenhouses.
General information
The most common are Kalanchoe Blossfeld - a plant up to 30 cm high, with ovate leaves and red, pink, orange and yellow flowers collected in an apical inflorescence.
And also Kalanchoe Degremona. This is a Madagascar species reaching 50 cm in height. Kalanchoe Degremona has narrow leaves, up to 20 cm long, fleshy, gray-green in color with purple spots. The edges of the leaves are jagged, between the teeth “babies” are born - small leaves with roots that fall right under the plant, are easily accepted and begin to develop independently.
More than 10 “babies” appear on one leaf, and this process continues all year round, so there are no problems with plant propagation. On the contrary, there are so many “babies” that you have to pick them off and throw them away. Although there is an opinion that the “babies” of Kalanchoe contribute to the rejuvenation and healing of the body if they are consumed fresh.
Kalanchoe Blossfeld is grown as an ornamental indoor or greenhouse plant, and Kalanchoe Degremona is mainly grown on windowsills as a home pharmacy; it is used in folk medicine. This type of Kalanchoe blooms with small white flowers and is not of interest as an ornamental plant, but it has unique medicinal properties.
Healing properties and chemical composition
According to one version, merchants brought Kalanchoe to Russia from tropical countries; according to another, it was sailors who themselves were treated with the plant for tropical fever and other diseases.
Be that as it may, we should say thank you to both for such a gift - Kalanchoe surpasses the famous aloe in its healing properties, and at the same time its taste is not at all bitter, but neutral or slightly sour. Therefore, its juice is used in the treatment of gums, sore throat, toothache, stomatitis, and tonsillitis in children.
The plant is also different in that freshly squeezed juice can be used externally to treat internal organs and treat wounds without additional processing - this is very convenient if you need to get medicine urgently. At the same time, ointments and alcohol tinctures can be made from the juice.
Kalanchoe is simply necessary in a house where there are small children - the juice of this plant disinfects and heals scratches, abrasions and wounds well, and does not bake or burn like brilliant green, iodine and other alcohol-containing preparations. Its use avoids children's tears and crying.
Kalanchoe juice freezes the wound, relieves pain, and at the same time promotes rapid healing of skin damage. Moreover, this medicine is always at hand, and always fresh - you just need to cut off 1 leaf and squeeze the juice out of it.
Scientists have proven that Kalanchoes neutralize harmful radiation from household electrical appliances and computers. In addition, the flower purifies the air from pathogenic bacteria and viruses. Therefore, a flower pot should be placed in a room where there is a computer, this will allow you to maintain your health and the health of your loved ones.
What else can be treated with Kalanchoe juice? The use of juice and preparations from Kalanchoe gives excellent results in the treatment of burns, purulent non-healing wounds, ulcers, fistulas, abrasions and scratches. In case of severe damage to the skin, you can pierce and scratch the Kalanchoe leaf with a needle as often as possible so that juice comes out of it, and apply it to the wound, making a bandage.
Fresh Kalanchoe juice will soothe toothache, freeze the nerve, make it less sensitive, and at the same time cleanse the wound of pathogenic microbes.
Kalanchoe juice is an excellent remedy for a runny nose. It is enough to squeeze it out of a leaf and drop it into your nose - this will cause increased sneezing with copious mucus secretion. After two or three instillations, there will be no trace of a runny nose. But in this case, you need to use Kalanchoe juice carefully - it can damage and burn the nasal mucosa, so you need to add a few drops of water to the juice prepared to treat a runny nose.
If you have a sore throat, you can chew a Kalanchoe leaf and take your time to swallow it. Try to moisten your throat with it, and after swallowing the juice and pulp, do not wash it down with water. In gratitude, place the indoor flower on the sunny side and water it with clean water - this is what it needs for good growth and well-being.
Internally, Kalanchoe is used in the treatment of tuberculosis, stomach ulcers, nephritis, and inflammation of the female organs. In gynecology, Kalanchoe juice can be used to treat cervical erosion.
Kalanchoe juice can be instilled into the ears for otitis media, instilled into the eyes for blepharitis, conjunctivitis.
Externally, Kalanchoe is used for compresses and rubbing for arthrosis, arthritis, and varicose veins.
What substances provide Kalanchoe with these unique healing properties?
The leaves and stems of Kalanchoe contain organic acids, polysaccharides, carboxylase of acetic and oxalic acids, vitamin C, vitamins PP, tannins, polysaccharides, magnesium, aluminum, copper, manganese, calcium, silicon, flavonoids rutin and citrine, enzymes and specific proteins.
All these substances give the plant bactericidal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, tonic, hemostatic, immunomodulatory, wound-healing, antifungal, and general strengthening properties.
Medicines from Kalanchoe
Alcohol tinctures are made from Kalanchoe juice, ointments and extracts are made, or freshly squeezed juice is simply used. They are not difficult to make at home; preparing these medicines does not require special knowledge or equipment.
Recipe 1.
Tincture of Kalanchoe with vodka. To prepare it, cut off the leaves, wash them and chop them - you can cut them into small pieces, mince them or grind them in a blender.
The raw materials for preparing the tincture are taken at the rate of 1 tbsp. crushed Kalanchoe mass per 100 ml of vodka.
To prepare the tincture, it is better to use dark glass or ceramic dishes. The Kalanchoe tincture will be ready in 10 days, after which it will need to be strained.
Application: alcohol tincture can be used externally and internally to treat wounds, compresses and rubbing for rheumatism, varicose veins, compresses for bronchitis and cough, tuberculosis, strengthening the immune system.
Take 10-20 ml of Kalanchoe tincture internally, 15 minutes before meals, with water.
Recipe 2.
Kalanchoe tincture with alcohol. Kalanchoe leaves should be cut and refrigerated for 1 week. In this case, they need to be placed in a jar or container. When the leaves wither, they need to be crushed in any way so that a paste is obtained.
You need to squeeze the juice out of the pulp, let it stand in the refrigerator for 2 days, and dilute it with alcohol in a ratio of 2x1 and store it in the refrigerator.
Application: internally, 20 drops 3 times a day before meals for colds. Externally – for rubbing and compresses for arthritis and arthrosis.
Kalanchoe tincture with alcohol is an effective remedy for fighting acne, boils, and rashes. To get rid of these problems, you need to wipe the affected skin with a cotton swab dipped in the tincture.
Alcohol tincture of Kalanchoe can treat varicose veins. For varicose veins, the tincture will relieve swelling, increase blood circulation in problem areas, and improve the general condition of veins and tissues.
To treat varicose veins, you need to rub your legs with tincture from foot to knee every day for several months. Outwardly, the result will not be noticeable immediately, but the pain will decrease after the first rubbing.
Recipe 3.
To treat varicose veins, you can prepare a tincture with vodka or alcohol in this way: wash the Kalanchoe leaves, chop them in any way, put the mass in a glass jar and pour vodka or alcohol in a 1x1 ratio. The jar should be placed in a dark, warm place for 7 days, shaking its contents from time to time.
Then you need to strain the tincture: remove the pulp of the leaves, pour the liquid into a clean container and put it in the refrigerator. Varicose veins should be treated with tincture for at least 4 months; only long-term use of the drug will have a positive effect.
Recipe 4.
Kalanchoe ointment. To make this preparation, you will need 60 grams of anhydrous lanolin, 30 ml of Kalanchoe juice, 0.25 gr. novocaine, 0.25 gr. furazalidone. The ingredients need to be mixed, the resulting ointment should be placed in a glass or ceramic container and put in the refrigerator.
Application: the ointment can be used to treat trophic ulcers, bedsores, to prepare skin for transplantation and for the application of secondary sutures.
To treat trophic ulcers, you can make compresses from freshly squeezed kalangoe juice - just moisten gauze with it, fold it in several layers, and apply it to the wound.
The skin around the ulcer must be pre-treated with alcohol or furatsilin solution, dermatitis around the wound must be lubricated with steroid ointment. And if the skin around the wound is not damaged - syntomycin emulsion.
If the ulcer is infected with bacteria, you need to add the antibiotic neomycin, diluted with furatsilin in a ratio of 10 cubes per 1 ml of juice, to the Kalanchoe juice.
Ointment from Kalanchoe juice can be mixed with St. John's wort oil - this remedy helps in the treatment of boils, phlegmons, abscesses, and infected wounds. The healing time of wounds with this treatment is reduced by 1.5-2 times.
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