Healing properties of the Cyprian. Application

Kiprej is a rather tall grass, sometimes reaching a height of human growth, with leaves scattered across the stalk. Flowers of dark pink color of rather large size form the apex brush, and the lower ovary, similar to the long box, which has a tetrahedral structure, serves to store the seeds and further spread them under the force of the wind.

In its genus, the kiprei has a little more than 50 species, the most common of which is the kaprai narrow-leafed (Ivan the tea) , which blooms mainly in July and August. The main pollinators of this perennial are bees, which is facilitated by an abundance of pollen and sugary nectar inside the flowers.

Useful properties of kipreya from ancient times attracted the attention of healers and herbalists, who called the grass "down jacket" because of its seeds with fluffs, which filled the mattresses and pillows.

Useful properties of kaprya

Healing properties of kaprya Are caused by its soothing, hemostatic, astringent and mild laxative action. It should be noted that the grass should be given for fermentation to lie for a while raw in the heap, and only then to lay out a thin layer.

The medicinal properties of Cyprenia are present not only in leaves and flowers, but also in the whole plant. Grass harvesting should be done during flowering, and in spring or autumn, in the stage of resting the plant - harvesting the roots. In folk medicine, spray is used to treat diseases such as prostatitis, adenoma, migraines, tumors, stomach ulcers, psoriasis and others. Treatment is desirable to be carried out at the onset of a disease that has not reached a chronic form.

Healing properties can not be exaggerated. Its therapeutic effect is due to beta-sitosterol, which is part of its chemical composition.

Examples of ivan-tea treatment of various diseases

The main drug form of use is infusion, the dose of which and the method of preparation depend on the type of disease.

So, for example, for the treatment of chronic prostatitis, take one tablespoon with a slide of dry grass, which is poured into one full glass of boiling water, after which it is allowed to infuse for about 2 hours. Before use, the infusion is filtered through gauze and take inwards one third of the glass just before meals, on average, 4 times a day. Apply dried herb grass and in conjunction with other herbs. For example, for the treatment of cancer of the kidneys and bladder, the collection of herbs is made of yarrow, feathergrass, dog rose, celandine and cudweed. And in the treatment of oncology of the genital organs, the effect of the spray is perfectly combined with the medicinal properties of the plantain, acacia, mountaineer and nettle.

Also, the healing properties of kapreya are used in cooking and for brewing tea. To prepare the latter, the collected leaves are washed and allowed to dry for a day before the appearance of a fruit-floral aroma. Then the leaves of the spray can be used both as an independent brew, and in conjunction with black tea.