Petar Bojić's photos with the keyword: plants

Our Lady’s milk drops (Pulmonaria officinalis)

Lungwort

19 Apr 2023 18 6 255
Folk medicine uses lungwort (Pulmonaria officinalis) in the treatment of blood, bleeding, bladder disease, lung disease, bronchitis, diarrhea, fever, angina, cough, hemorrhoids, hoarseness, hoarseness, cold, flu, to induce sweating, treatment of wounds, acne, eye diseases, skin diseases , in the case of vitamin C deficiency, and for causing sweating. Preparation: Put 1-2 teaspoons dried longwort in a cup of 2 dl and add boiling water and leave covered for 15 minutes, then strain and drink during the day (3-4 cups).

Primroses under April snow

Divisma

27 Jul 2022 27 13 269
The active ingredients of Verbascum thapsus show anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antiviral and analgesic effects. The present mucus coats the irritated mucous membrane of the digestive and respiratory organs, dilutes the thick bronchial secretions, which facilitates expectoration.

Crvotočina (Lycopodium clavatum)

Burdock

Hawthorn in bloom

06 Jun 2021 11 181
Hawthorn is one of the most precious medicines for the heart. It strengthens and regulates the work of the heart. Effectively regulates blood pressure. In older people, it treats defects and inflammation of the heart muscle. Helps with tension, irritability, insomnia. It is used for pneumonia, flu, cough, bronchitis. It is especially important in heart attacks because it improves the blood supply to the heart muscle. They are dried in the shade in thin layers. Tea is prepared from flowers and leaves or fruit. It is sweetened with honey and drunk sip by sip. The fruitage can also be beaten, soaked for 8 hours in cold water, boiled briefly, drained and drunk 2-3 cups sip by sip daily. A tincture can be made from flowers and fruits (20 g is poured with 100 ml of 70% alcohol. Drink twenty drops a day with a little fluid.)

Hawthorn is ready for drying

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Hawthorn, the most medicinal plant in the world

06 Jun 2021 43 14 351
Hawthorn is one of the most precious medicines for the heart. It strengthens and regulates the work of the heart. Effectively regulates blood pressure. In older people, it treats defects and inflammation of the heart muscle. Helps with tension, irritability, insomnia. It is used for pneumonia, flu, cough, bronchitis. It is especially important in heart attacks because it improves the blood supply to the heart muscle. They are dried in the shade in thin layers. Tea is prepared from flowers and leaves or fruit. It is sweetened with honey and drunk sip by sip. The fruitage can also be beaten, soaked for 8 hours in cold water, boiled briefly, drained and drunk 2-3 cups sip by sip daily. A tincture can be made from flowers and fruits (20 g is poured with 100 ml of 70% alcohol. Drink twenty drops a day with a little fluid.)

Hellebore ( Helleborus odorus)

01 Apr 2021 31 12 329
Hellebore is one of the first "messengers" of the new spring, but never enters those such as snowdrops, violets, saffron and hyacinths. A people simply does not have the habit of giving a loved one a bouquet of hellebore for example! And such a gift would probably be understood by some as an insult. People have always been wary of this beautiful and attractive plant, and of course there is a justification for that - because hellebore is better known for its poisonous nature than for its attractive appearance. According to ancient records and legends, hellebore was a very important plant in ancient times, especially because of its poisonous and healing properties. The ancient Greeks used it both in the treatment of madness and in very efficient and fast poisoning of the enemy. An example is given that Heracles, an ancient hero, when he was seized from time to time by madness, was cured thanks to hellebore. But hellebore, as it brings as healing, can cause death in an even easier way. Some historians believe that Alexander the Great died from an overdose of hellebore, which he took as a medicine for a long time. The case of the first chemical war in the history of European civilization, which was fought with hellebore, is also known! According to legend, the Phocians of the city of Cyrus intercepted and robbed pilgrims going to Delphi for years. The Delphi rebelled against that, and after a couple of years of "fighting" and quarreling, a war known as the First Holy War began. It lasted for 10 years (585 to 595 BC) and finally the Phocians were defeated by the warriors who defended Delphi poisoning their water with hellebore, and that was the one brought from Antikyra! The soldiers drank that water and all of them fell ill with stomach problems and heart arrhythmias, because hellebore poisons mostly disturb the work of the heart, so they were not able to fight further and their city of Kira was finally conquered.

Coltsfoot

10 Mar 2021 36 14 360
Coltsfoot ( Tussilago farfara) is used as a remedy for bronchial asthma, hoarseness, catarrh of the respiratory organs. It purifies the blood, opens the appetite, acts against digestive cramps. Heals fresh and festering wounds, inflammation, swelling, inflamed veins.

Forest of dandelions

Stay-at-home

11 Apr 2020 53 16 590
Sempervivum tectorum (serb. čuvarkuća, eng. houseleek) Tea promotes urinary output and closes with diarrhea. Helps with severe menstruation, bloody dysentery, inflammation of the ear. The juice heals burns, insect bites, biting eyes, nipples, sun spots, nervous breakdown, fallout. More recently, the juice of a fresh herb has been used to prevent tooth inflammation and sore throat.

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