The effectiveness of herbs for treating eyes and vision
Many herbs and flowers contain beneficial substances that are natural. This reduces the risk of developing adverse reactions that occur when taking medications.
The composition of herbal preparations includes the following beneficial substances:
- vitamins, microelements, minerals;
- enzymes;
- antibiotics of natural origin;
- alkaloids.
To achieve the correct effect, the herbal remedy must be prepared correctly:
- Infusions. Flowers or herbs are poured with boiling water and infused without boiling. During this time, all useful substances are released into the liquid. After infusion, it should be strained and used.
- Decoctions. They are cooked for no more than 10 minutes. This technique is used when the herbal remedy does not release its beneficial substances through infusion. After boiling, the liquid is cooled to room temperature, filtered and used.
- Tinctures. The herbs are poured with alcohol or vodka and infused for a long time. It usually takes about 1 month. There is no need to strain the liquid, as with further infusion it acquires beneficial qualities.
The beneficial properties of most plants have been proven through clinical trials. They have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, soothing and many other effects. Often used to reduce the progression of myopia and farsightedness.
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Prepare a decoction of nettles:
- Take one glass of dried ingredient;
- Pour 500 ml. clean water;
- Keep in a water bath for 15-20 minutes;
- We put it on the table. Let it sit for three hours;
- Let's rinse our heads.
For the best effect, it is necessary to add the following medicinal herbs: burdock root, sage, horsetail, oak bark. They all cope well with this problem.
The decoction can be added to your everyday shampoo (about 0.1 liter). In each of our articles, we recommend using only clean, paraben-free shampoos and conditioners. It must be remembered that care must be comprehensive.
Prepare a tincture of “fire-herb”:
- We use fresh leaves, wash and chop;
- Fill with an alcoholic drink: vodka or medical alcohol (1: 10);
- Pour into a glass jar and close tightly;
- We insist 7-10 days;
- Filter, squeeze out.
- We wipe the scalp with massage movements, rubbing in the composition.
It is recommended to use the tincture regularly if you have oily hair. You can also add burdock to the mixture.
Mask with apple cider vinegar, nettle and rye bread:
- Mix bread pulp, 20 ml. vinegar and 60 ml. "burning"
- Apply to the skin with massage movements;
- We insulate the head by wrapping it with film and then with a towel.
- Exposure time is an hour, then rinse with warm water.
The exposure time is one hour. The composition is recommended to be used every other day. Allows you to get rid of “snow” on oily curls.
Precautionary measures
Herbal remedies should be taken with caution, it is recommended to consult your doctor first, their use may cause some side effects:
- prolonged use of alcohol tincture can negatively affect liver and kidney function;
- many herbs and flowers can cause a severe allergic reaction;
- The use of herbal remedies is not recommended for pregnant women, some of them affect the growth and development of the fetus, others can cause sudden termination of pregnancy.
The herbal product is not recommended for allergy sufferers, as it may cause a cross-reaction.
Composition of herbs
The monastery tea for improving and maintaining vision includes the following medicinal plants and herbs:
- Sage. Soothes the eyes and relieves inflammation. Eliminates pain and spasm in the eye muscles.
- Rose hip. Relieves intraocular inflammation.
- Chinese lemongrass. Calms the central nervous system and improves visual acuity.
- Sagebrush. Effectively helps in the fight against various bacteria.
- Cornflower. Relieves spasm and pain, has regenerating properties.
- Nettle. Able to prevent retinal hemorrhages.
- Motherwort. It has an antibacterial effect, dilates and strengthens blood vessels.
- Chamomile. Calms the nervous system.
- Rowan. Reduces intraocular pressure.
- Mint. Eliminates pain, dilates blood vessels.
- Elder. In general, it improves vision and prevents cataracts.
- Rye. Relieves inflammation, strengthens blood vessels.
- Eyebright. Relieves pain and pain in the eyes, has a calming and enveloping effect.
Herbs for myopia and farsightedness
To improve the quality of vision with myopia and hypermetropia, it is recommended to use herbal remedies. They help increase metabolism in the eyeballs, thereby increasing the rate of renewal of cellular composition:
- Blueberry leaves. They are prepared in boiling water in the proportion of 2 teaspoons of the plant to 1 glass of water. The leaves are infused for 1 hour, filtered. The product should be drunk ½ of a glass 2 times a day.
- Eyebright. It is used as a decoction, pouring boiling water for 3 hours. After the product has completely cooled, drink it ½ cup 2 times a day.
- Motherwort. The grass is poured with hot water, infused for 40 minutes, then decanted. It is recommended to take 1 tablespoon in the morning and evening.
- Cherry pulp. The berries are ground in a blender or mashed with a fork. The pulp is placed in gauze and placed on the eyelids for 20 minutes.
- Schisandra. A tincture is made from the plant, filled with alcohol or vodka. Take 1 part herb, add 3 parts alcohol. It requires insisting for two weeks. They drink drops, 20 in the morning, 20 in the evening.
It is recommended to use all herbal remedies in moderation, in the dosage prescribed by your doctor. If any side effect occurs, discontinue the drug immediately and consult a doctor. If an allergy occurs, take an antihistamine before going to a specialist.
All means are good
WHO 20 years ago declared natural medicine a health resource. The President of the National Association of Traditional and Complementary Medicine, Rector of the National Educational Center for Traditional and Complementary Medicine Maria Tomkevich reminds us of this : “We believe that when the world is faced with a previously unknown disease, when the doctor’s arsenal does not have sufficiently effective means of treating it, it’s time to remember herbal and homeopathic remedies that were used in epidemics long before the advent of modern pharmacology.”
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It’s hard to disagree with her on some things. Doctors have already tried a lot of remedies for COVID-19. The rich collection includes drugs that were previously used for rheumatoid arthritis and AIDS. Most of them, alas, did not give the effect that doctors expected. Or, for example, another drug was recently announced - the well-known dexamethasone. However, “dexamethasone is not an antiviral drug, it does not work against the causative agent of COVID-19,” says Associate Professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases in Children, Russian National Research Medical University. Pirogova Ivan Konovalov .
Plus, dexamethasone has a lot of serious side effects.
But since we still have nothing to really fight the current coronavirus, why not try alternative means? They are not as expensive as those offered by pharmaceutical giants, and not as rich in possible serious consequences of use. If we think logically, then everything that can help and certainly won’t harm is a reasonable path in our case.
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Medicinal plants for the prevention of eye diseases.
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Medicinal plants for the prevention of eye diseases. Completed by: student of group 531 Kuzmina Daria. GOU SPO "Volsky Medical College named after. Mareseva Z.I.”
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Causes of eye diseases. Deterioration of the environmental situation Poor nutrition Long-term work at the computer Dark rooms Bad habits Human diseases
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prevention Exercise to strengthen the eye muscles Walks in the fresh air Green plants Include the necessary vitamins and plants in the diet.
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What vitamins are necessary for eye health?
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Vitamin A - its deficiency can lead to loss of vision due to damage to the cornea and retina. Found in carrots, tomatoes and other orange-red vegetables, as well as greens.
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Lutein – absorbs harmful ultraviolet radiation, preserves cell integrity and increases visual acuity. Contained in yellow-red vegetables.
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Vitamin B 2 - with its deficiency, the mucous membrane of the eyelids becomes inflamed, pain in the eyes and photophobia appear. Found in tomatoes, green peas, cabbage, turnips, apples, peanuts and almonds.
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Vitamin C strengthens blood vessels, necessary for frequent minor bleeding. Contained in citrus fruits, rose hips, cabbage, and greens.
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Medicinal plants necessary for prevention. Calamus marsh - enhances visual acuity. consumed as a tincture 2 times a day.
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Banana peel is used for weakened vision, fatigue, inflammation and pain in the eyes.
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Cornflower - an infusion of flowers is used to rub the eyes 2-3 times a day for pain in the eyes of various origins.
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Serviceberry – the fruits of serviceberry improve vision. They are consumed in the form of juices, compotes, jams, as well as fresh and canned.
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Corn - corn grain is used to replenish the ultraelement gold, which is part of the structure of the retina.
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Schisandra - in low light conditions, to enhance visual acuity, it is recommended to take 20 drops of Schisandra fruit tincture on an empty stomach. The tincture is contraindicated for high blood pressure, nervous agitation, and insomnia.
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Carrots are used to maintain visual acuity in soups and salads, adding vegetable oils for better absorption of vitamins. Carrot juice is also consumed, alone or mixed with beetroot, tomato or cucumber juice.
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Blueberries – leaves and berries increase visual acuity by improving metabolism and blood circulation in the retina. The leaves are prepared as a decoction 4 times a day before meals.