Amur velvet, whose healing properties have been known since time immemorial, is a deciduous perennial tree. Its beautiful openwork crown is decorated with cirrus leaves. Almost all parts of this plant are widely used in traditional medicine recipes. Effective healing properties are shown by the leaves of the tree.
Amur velvet, the healing properties of which are manifested due to the components useful for the human body, contains various vitamins in each leaf. This part of the plant is rich in flavonoids, essential oil and tannins. Due to phytoncides present in the composition of medicinal leaves, Amur velvet is able to have antimicrobial, antiseptic and anthelmintic effects.
The Chinese call velvet black pearl tree . And this is not surprising. Its fruits, having a round shape, are painted black. In their appearance, they resemble black pearls. The use of Amur velvet tree berries, the medicinal properties of which can lower blood sugar levels, is recommended for people with diabetes. The fruits of the plant, which contain up to eight percent of essential oils, are able to normalize metabolic processes in the body and activate the pancreas. Healing berries are used to eliminate colds. They help with the flu.
To normalize sugar levels, it is recommended to eat three or four berries in the morning on an empty stomach. In this case, the fruits should not be washed down with liquid. It is worth remembering that in order to obtain the desired effect, the consumption of berries should be daily. A six-month course will reduce sugar levels to values accepted as normal. One or two berries of velvet, which are consumed before bedtime, help to cure colds and flu. Daily intake of the same number of fruits of the healing tree allows hypertensive patients to normalize blood pressure.
Amur velvet, the healing properties of which are multifaceted, finds its application in the form of decoctions and tinctures. These medicinal potions are made from flowers, berries, bark and leaves of a tree. So, a decoction of fruits helps get rid of pleurisy, pulmonary tuberculosis, pneumonia and diabetes. The medicinal potion from the bark of a tree has the same properties . Decoctions from these parts of the plant contribute to the provision of deodorizing, astringent, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory effects.
Amur velvet, the medicinal properties of which allow it to be recommended for diseases of the stomach, ailments of the oral cavity and dysentery, is used for these pathologies in the form of tincture. They make it from the fruits of the plant. A decoction of the bark of young trees helps with jade and leprosy. It is also used as a choleretic agent. To prepare a healing potion, ten grams of dry crushed velvet bark is poured with a glass of boiling water. The mixture is put on fire for fifteen minutes, and then it is cooled and filtered. The broth should be drunk in one day, dividing the volume into three parts.
Amur velvet received the infusion from the leaves of the tree as a means of improving digestion. Tincture from the same part of the healing plant can help with chronic hepatitis and cholecystitis.