Garmala is a perennial plant that grows mainly in the south of Kazakhstan, in the Caucasus and in the countries of Central Asia. All parts of this medicinal herb contain many valuable and useful substances that have a positive effect on the human body with various pathologies and diseases. In the East, harmala grass remains the most popular remedy, which is used not only for treatment, but also for various magical rituals.
Useful properties of the plant
The preparations, which are based on the herb harmala, have analgesic, anti-inflammatory, stimulating, insecticidal, diuretic, diaphoretic and anthelmintic effects, and also contribute to the excitation of the central nervous system. Most often, this medicinal plant is used to eliminate the symptoms of joint diseases. As decoctions and infusions, the grass is used internally for malaria, fever, colds, syphilis, rheumatism, scabies and various skin diseases. It should also be noted the positive effect of the plant in epilepsy, neurasthenia, shortness of breath and asthma. A decoction of harmal seeds is prescribed for gum disease. In addition, it is often used as an antiemetic and sleeping pill.
In some countries, paralyzed patients are prescribed poultices from the leaves of the plant, which help to reduce tumors. In India, for example, the medicinal herb Harmala serves as a stimulating
abortive agent, and in the Caucasus, fresh plant juice is used to
treat the initial stage of cataracts. If you grind the garmala with wine, honey, fennel juice and chicken bile, you can significantly increase vision (subject to a mild degree of impairment). It is also possible to relax the muscles and eliminate the stiffness of movements with the help of medicines, which are based on the herb harmala. In addition, the plant helps to increase blood pressure, increase breathing, as well as relax the muscles of the heart, intestines and uterus.
Contraindications to the use of harmonica
Before starting treatment, the correct and safe dosage should be determined. Harmala grass, the use of which seems absolutely safe, in some cases can lead to adverse reactions such as a rapid heartbeat, a significant decrease in temperature, cramps, causeless depression, drowsiness and hallucinations. Prolonged use of this plant can provoke a violation of digestion, difficulty breathing and an increase in urination. Harmala grass contains an alkaloid such as harmaline. Its large concentrations can cause severe tremors, convulsions, and even paralysis of the motor apparatus.
Despite the large number of positive and useful qualities of harmonica, it is very dangerous to use it on your own. Therefore, to obtain the desired effect, you should first consult with a physician-phytotherapist who understands medicinal plants and will help you choose the appropriate treatment.