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Herbal medicine for diseases of the digestive system
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1. The history of herbal medicine
The earliest information about herbal medicinal uses dates back to ancient Egypt, where the first medicinal plants were cultivated, including lnu, ricinus, and ginger, cinnamon, and ginseng. In India, knowledge of the use of ginger and cinnamon comes from the ancient Egyptians. The Greeks discovered the poisonous properties of beluga, pulp, and maple, and in Rome, the famous Galen systematized knowledge of herbs and herbs.2. Today's herbal medicine (herbs and synthetic medicines)
What exactly is herbal medicine? Herbal medicine, also called phytotherapy, is one of the branches of alternative medicine. It is the field of knowledge that deals with the use of herbal preparations in the fight against many disease units. Phythotherapy is a body of knowledge about the medicinal properties of the active substances contained in plants, their effects on living organisms, and the interactions between synthetic medicines and herbal products. The early 19th century also saw the rapid development of pharmaceutical chemicals, which only proved to be inadequate for medicinal products such as herbal medicines or newly developed pharmaceuticals.3. The use of herbs in the treatment of diseases of the digestive system
There are about 230 species of plants recognized as medicinal in Poland. The criterion that determines this is the presence of active substances that undoubtedly affect human physiology. These are: mucus and rubber, glycosides, ?? alkaloids,?? garlic, essential oils, ¢ flavonoids, ‡ heat, ̊ anthrax, phenols, ̋ coumarines, ̨ organic acids, saponins. In addition, herbs provide many vitamins and microelements such as potassium, zinc, iron, magnesium, copper, calcium and many other concentrated compounds.4. Basil or Basil
It consists of the essential oils eugenol and 1,8-cyneol, by which basil is shown to inhibit intestinal contractions.5. It's the common room
It is used not only in the kitchen but also to treat or alleviate indigestion, cramping, nausea or other gastrointestinal ailments.6. Cinnamon, lavender and melissa
Recommended for severe indigestion, cramping and swelling all thanks to the ability to inhibit the motor motor of the stomach and intestines.7. The bloodthirsty one
A well-known and well-respected plant in the treatment of digestive disorders, thanks to the spasmolytic effect of essential oil on the muscles of the smooth gastrointestinal tract, bleeding herb is often a component of many blends and preparations traditionally used to alleviate digestion.8. Red-brown cardamom
These herbs are mainly anticorrosive.9. A common pitcher
Due to the presence of many active ingredients (e. g. tablets, choline, flavonoids, pectins, phytosterols), ordinary perforator has found use in inflammatory and narrowing of the gastrointestinal tract, initial symptoms of gallstones, impaired liver function, treatment of inflammation and indigestion.10. Ordinary clothing
Cinnamon fruits contain essential oils, organic acids, waxes, herbs, resins, etc. The herb affects the smooth muscles of the gut and the gallbladder, regulates the flow of bile and pancreas juice to the pancreas, helps to secrete gastric juice, improves digestion, and is also known for its ventilation properties.11. Celery of seeds
It promotes the secretion of gastric juices, supports smooth muscle contractions and the digestive tract, improves the peristalsis of the intestines and inhibits the overgrowth of bacteria, and effectively tolerates satiety, thus greatly improving appetite, as well as providing a calming and strengthening effect.12. It's an Italian cup
It is known primarily for its digestive, wind-powered and pollinating properties.13. The peppermint
Peppermint was well known in ancient times. It was widely cultivated in Greece and the Arab world. It is a plant rich in essential oils, including menthol. It also contains flavonoids, bitter, garlic, organic acids, pectins, pro-vitamines A and C, and mineral salts (e.g. potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron, manganese, copper, and molybdenum).14. Unusual
It contains, among other things, formic acid, mineral salts, carotene, C and K, and a lot of chlorophyll. It accelerates the digestion of fatty foods, acts as a jaundice, and reduces blood sugar levels. It is widely used to purify blood, including cholesterol.15. My grandmother's a whore
It has a cleansing effect.. used in the treatment of constipation.. the seeds soften the consistency of the intestinal mass and increase its volume.. the force is a pressure on the walls of the gut, which improves their peristalsis and facilitates and accelerates emptying.16. A medical monk
In herbal medicine, not only flowering plants are used, but also their roots and leaves. The herb is rich in bitters, phytosterols, multicorns, resins, organic acids, legumes, pro-vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, and mineral salts. It has a healthy effect on the digestive system, especially the liver, the gastrointestinal tract, and the pancreas.17. Romanians of the community
The plant contains high amounts of sulfur, potassium salts, calcium, sugar, wax, iron acid, strong essential oils. Rumen has been used in diseases of the stomach and intestines since ancient times. It regulates the work of all organs of the digestive system.18. She was pissing
The plant is well known to people on a reduction diet. Its compounds reduce the absorption of carbohydrates, thereby limiting the deposition of fat. Additionally, white flour helps lower blood cholesterol and is an anti-inflammatory agent.19. Ordinary wool
The main function of flax is to protect the digestive tract from harmful substances. It is effective in treating constipation. The flax seeds bulge in the intestine, irritate its walls, and cause mild cleansing reactions. Numerous studies have shown that flax helps in the treatment of stomach ulcers, nausea, and intestinal disorders.20. Adverse reactions and interactions
Unfortunately, we cannot approach herbal medicine without being critical. The use of plants in medicine has many benefits, but we cannot forget the drawbacks. Not all medical conditions can be treated with herbs. Just as synthetic herbal medicines have their bad and good sides, we must also keep in mind that they can cause mild side effects such as headaches, allergic reactions, but also exhibit toxic toxins, non-toxic toxins that lead to organ damage, and.
