Grass garmala - a natural guardian of your health!

Garmala is a perennial plant that grows mainly in the south of Kazakhstan, the Caucasus and the countries of Central Asia. All parts of this herb contain many valuable and useful substances that have a positive effect on the human body in various pathologies and diseases. In the East, the herbal garmal remains the most popular remedy, which is used not only for treatment, but also for various magical rituals.

Useful properties of the plant

Preparations based on the herbal gum have analgesic, anti-inflammatory, stimulating, insecticidal, diuretic, diaphoretic and antihelminthic activity, and also promote excitation of the central nervous system. Most often this medicinal plant is used to eliminate the symptoms of joint diseases. As a decoction and infusion of herbs used inside with malaria, fever, colds, syphilis, rheumatism, scabies and various skin diseases. It should also be noted the positive effects of plants with epilepsy, neurasthenia, dyspnea and asthma. Decoction from seeds of harmal is prescribed for diseases of gums. In addition, it is often used as an antiemetic and hypnotic.

In some countries paralyzed patients are prescribed poultices from plant leaves that help reduce tumors. In India, for example, medicinal herbal garmal serves as a stimulating abortifacient, and in the Caucasus fresh plant juice is used to treat the initial stage of cataract. If you rub the wine with wine, honey, fennel juice and chicken bile, you can significantly increase your vision( provided a slight degree of its violation).Relax the muscles and eliminate the stiffness of the movements can also be with the help of medicines, which are based on the grass of the harmal. In addition, the plant contributes to increased blood pressure, increased breathing, as well as relaxation of the musculature of the heart, intestines and uterus.

Contraindications to the use of the fat

Before starting treatment, the correct and safe dosage should be determined. Grass harmal, the use of which seems absolutely safe, in some cases can lead to such adverse reactions as increased heart rate, a significant decrease in temperature, seizures, uncaused depression, drowsiness and hallucinations. Prolonged use of this plant can provoke a violation of the digestive function, difficulty breathing and increased urination. Grass of harmal contains an alkaloid such as harmaline. Its large concentrations can cause a strong tremor, convulsions and even paralysis of the motor apparatus.

Despite the large number of positive and useful qualities of harmaly, it is very dangerous to use it yourself. Therefore, in order to obtain the desired effect, you should first consult a phyto-physician who understands the medicinal plants and will help you choose the appropriate treatment.