Pallas Euphorbia: description, recipes, uses and properties

Pallas Euphorbia is a beautiful perennial plant from the genus Euphorbia. It grows in Transbaikalia, Eastern Siberia, Korea, Mongolia and China. Popularly called curly aconite or root man. It has long been used in folk medicine, as decoctions and tinctures based on its parts can get rid of a number of diseases. Very beautiful, but poisonous. Use medicines created on its basis should be with extreme caution and only after consultation with the doctor.

Euphorbia pallas blooms

Plant description

Fisher Euphorbia, and this is the name of this plant in a scientific way, grows in marshy areas. Its height is up to 50 cm. The root is long, very thickened and branched. Leaflets are narrow, pale green. Fruits are a large box with 3 pea seeds. They ripen in July. Flowers are collected in yellow-orange or red inflorescences. All parts of Pallas milkweed actively emit milk juice. For medicinal purposes, the roots of a herbaceous plant are most often used, much less often - its leaves, fruits and stems.

Pallas Euphorbia contraindications

Chemical composition

The composition of Pallas milkweed is not fully understood. But, according to scientists, the following substances were discovered in it: alkaloids, resins, ascorbic acid, a large amount of selenium, flavonoids, saponins and glycosides. In addition, different parts of the plant contain bitter and tannins, hydrocarbons, toxins. As well as such unique elements as phytoandrogens and phytoexisteroids, which, when ingested by a man, contribute to the normalization of his hormonal background.

Useful properties and application

The healing properties of Pallas milkweed are very broad. Medicines created on its basis have tonic, laxative, antitumor and bactericidal effects. Traditional healers recommend using the plant to treat ulcers, diseases of the bladder, gastritis, and malignant tumors. Medical doctors usually prescribe Pallas euphorbia to a patient if he has burns, purulent wounds, boils, abscesses, anemia, or severe toothache.

In Mongolia, grass is used to treat eczema, prostate adenoma, liver echinococcosis, chronic prostatitis, sexually transmitted diseases and erectile dysfunction. Chinese healers with its help alleviate the condition of people suffering from bronchial asthma, tuberculosis, anthrax. And also cure the following diseases: mastopathy, inflammatory infertility, prostatitis, lymphangitis and lymphadenitis. And it is prescribed to patients who want to get rid of extra pounds.

Since the properties of Pallas milkweed are not fully understood, Russian doctors are trying not to prescribe it to their patients for internal use. But they also know about his ability to exhibit immunomodulating properties, have an antifungal and laxative effect, and inhibit the growth of cancer cells. And also accelerate the emetic process and heal wounds.

beneficial properties of milk Pallas

Collection and storage

The collection time directly depends on what part of the plant you need to get. So, folk healers usually collect leaflets and stems in July, always wearing rubber gloves and safety glasses. Such "uniform" is necessary to protect the eyes and skin from the toxic juice secreted by the plant. Milk juice, intended for the preparation of medicines, can be harvested at any time during the growing season, but it is best to do this when the plant is in bloom.

Pallas milkweed root experts recommend manually digging out of the ground in late autumn, at the end of the growing season. In this case, you must try not to damage the branched side roots. After digging, the root should be washed in cold water and spread out to dry in the sun. Then they should be cleaned of bark (this is necessary!) And cut into large pieces. String on a synthetic thread and hang in the attic for final drying. You can store raw materials for 3 years. If you do not want to procure, you can always purchase an already prepared fee at the pharmacy. Its price is about 75 rubles.

ready collection of milkweed Pallas

Home remedies for Pallas milkweed

In traditional medicine, Pallas euphorbia is used everywhere. From it is prepared, for example, tincture for the treatment of anemia, uterine fibroids, prostatitis and cancer. You need to do it this way: 10 grams of the root of the plant is crushed into powder, pour 500 ml of pure alcohol and insist in a dark place for 14-18 days. Then pass through cheesecloth and begin to take according to a special scheme: on the first day, 15 drops three times a day, in the future - 1 drop more daily for each dose. As a result, bring the dosage to 30 drops, drink three times a day for 1 day. Next, reduce the dosage in a similar way to 15 drops in 1 dose. The course of treatment is about 1 month. After that, it is recommended to take a break for the same time.

With furunculosis from Pallas milkweed, you can make a special ointment. To do this, take 15 g of salicylic ointment, mix with 10 ml of turpentine, 5 g of milky juice of the plant and 10 g of clover flowers, dried and ground into powder. Mix all the ingredients and grind in a mortar. Leave the mixture for 30 minutes, then you can use it for its intended purpose. Apply as follows: apply a small amount of ointment to a gauze swab and apply to an inflamed area, leave for 5 minutes. The tool will help the boil to mature faster and disappear from the skin.

To create a universal home remedy, you need to mix 1 tsp. chopped stalks of nightshade and ยผ tsp. milkweed root, pour 0.5 liters of boiling water. Insist for 4 hours. Take three times a day for 1 tbsp. l before eating. The tool will help increase immunity, get rid of urticaria and furunculosis, cure asthma, remove radionuclides and toxins from the body. But do not forget that you can take any drugs only with the permission of the doctor.

Pallas milkweed properties

Contraindications

In addition to healing properties, Pallas euphorbia and contraindications to use. So, it can not be used for individual intolerance, pregnancy, breastfeeding, in childhood. It is important to follow recommended dosages and methods of use. Since with an overdose, any consequences are possible: from loss of consciousness and arrhythmia to death. If a drop of juice enters the mucous membrane of the eyes, blindness can develop. If you, for any reason, such as negligence, have overdosed, be sure to call an ambulance. Take the necessary measures before the doctors arrive. Take care of yourself and your health!

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/C41937/


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