Wax moth is nothing but a moth, which belongs to the family of fireworms. You can meet her almost everywhere where they do beekeeping. Wax moth can affect not very strong bee families. It also destroys the wax material in which it lays eggs (of which caterpillars are born five to ten days later).
Firefly larvae are amazing creatures. In them lies the biological secret of nature, because they are able to restore a great many processes taking place in the human body.
Application history
The fact that the larvae that emerge from wax moth eggs have healing properties were also known by priests in ancient Egypt. The means produced from these unique creatures were used by the pharaohs and their wives to maximize their youth and preserve their beauty. The unique properties that nature endowed this insect were used by residents of Asian countries. Mention of them can be found in ancient recipes of Russian healers.
Traditional healers for the first time used wax moth caterpillars to heal patients at the beginning of the 17th century. Mention of this was found in manuscripts relating to the specified period. With the help of funds obtained from wax moths, they got rid of infertility (female and male), as well as tuberculosis (consumption).
Scientific research
For the first time, I.I. Mechnikov. This Russian scientist, working in Paris in 1889 at the Pasteur Institute, set out to get a tuberculosis vaccine. The drug was created on the basis of the digestive enzymes of fireworm caterpillars - cerrase and lipase. Mechnikov believed that these unique substances would be able to destroy the wax membrane of the consumption of consumption bacteria. Further research fully confirmed the scientist's guesses.
Studies of the larvae of the moths were later continued by Professor S.I. Metalnikov and microbiologist I.S. Zolotarevym. When studying the immunity of wax moths, they proved the high resistance of insect larvae to the causative agents of plague, tuberculosis, diphtheria and many other pathogenic microorganisms.
Significant experience in the practical use of the extract obtained from moth larvae was gained by a homeopath and cardiologist S. A. Mukhin by the middle of the twentieth century. In his youth, the doctor himself fell ill with tuberculosis. Saved his extract, made from wax moth. Mukhin conducted research on the miracle cure for thirty years. He put this drug into practice, prescribing it to patients with cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases.
The extract (tincture) of wax moth made it possible to eliminate fresh scars after a heart attack, as well as to heal tuberculous caverns in the lungs. Mukhin experimentally proved the effectiveness of a natural remedy for patients suffering from atherosclerosis and cardiosclerosis, angina pectoris, as well as from many age-related changes.
The followers of Mukhin further proved the ability of the miraculous extract to not only treat, but also reduce the risk of many very serious ailments. The tincture of wax moth was examined by A.A. Nikulin and many other scientists.
Manufacture
Tincture of wax moth is made from its freshly picked larvae. In this case, the caterpillar emerging from the eggs of the moth should not have signs of pupation.
How is wax moth tincture made? The recipe for this tool is quite simple, in addition, it is tested by many years of practice. For healing tinctures, larvae are taken (usually living). They are placed in dark glass dishes and poured in a ratio of 1:10 with forty-percent alcohol (for ten grams of larvae, add one hundred grams of alcohol). The resulting mixture should be infused for seven to ten days in a dark, cool place. Next, the tool should be filtered and squeezed. The finished product is stored only in a dark place.
That's just how it turns out tincture of wax moth. The preparation of this tool is assigned to beekeepers, because in other places it is impossible to get valuable raw materials. Some medical manufacturers sell live caterpillars. However, the prices of such raw materials are usually too high compared to the finished tincture.
Where can I get this healing product? The network has specialized sites with similar offers. Tincture of wax moth (the price per hundred grams starts from three hundred rubles) after receiving the order is sent by mail.
With the independent manufacture of a healing product, it is necessary to remember some rules. So, tincture of wax moth should be made from the larvae of the penultimate age of the moth. Caterpillars are large, continuing to feed. The fact is that at the last stage of development, the number of digestive enzymes useful for the human body in larvae decreases sharply, as preparation for pupation begins. You should not take very young tracks. They also contain a small amount of healing substances.
The composition of the therapeutic agent
The tincture of wax moth finds the widest application. This is possible due to its complex and diverse composition. The tincture contains high molecular weight proteins and enzymes, nucleotides and peptides, hypoxanthine and xanthine, nucleosides and steroid hormones, serotonin-like elements and vitamins, as well as a large number of various trace elements.
Tincture of wax moth larvae includes twenty of the twenty-eight naturally occurring amino acids. Nine of them are indispensable, that is, not produced by the human body. High in tincture are the concentrations of glycine and leucine, lysine and serine, valine and alanine. In large quantities, the drug contains glutamic, gamma-aminobutyric and aspartic acids, which are important for protein synthesis in the human body. Wax moth extract also includes methionine and histidine. These are amino acids that can protect the body from intoxication, ionizing radiation, and also remove toxins and salts of heavy metals.
There are lipids in the tincture, as well as fatty acids, among which are lipolenic and linoleic. The drug includes a unique enzyme - serine protease. This element is capable of producing a powerful lysing effect that prevents the formation of scars and adhesions. That is why the wax moth tincture is used among those people who have undergone surgery or inflammatory diseases.
However, the most important thing that is contained in this tool is the enzyme cerrase. It is thanks to this element that tincture of wax moth larvae is used to cleanse the respiratory tract and to actively resist a variety of bronchopulmonary diseases.
The properties
Traditional medicine for healing the body is widely used wax moth (tincture). The purpose, treatment (courses and dosages), as well as the properties of the drug can be studied by reading the instructions. So, a healing agent is capable of:
- provide a general strengthening effect;
- strengthen and stimulate the immune system;
- positively affect the nervous system, as well as the heart and blood vessels;
- relieve fatigue, improve sleep and increase performance;
- increase endurance and muscle strength;
- increase the body's resistance to pathogenic bacteria and viruses;
- cause a stable decrease in blood pressure in the range of twelve to fourteen percent;
- normalize cholesterol;
- intensify metabolic processes;
- positively affect the process of resorption of scars;
- reduce the risk of blood clots;
- provide a psychostimulating effect on a person.
Pulmonary disease
In the event that a wax moth (tincture) is used to get rid of the disease, it is advisable to clarify the purpose, treatment and course of taking the drug from a homeopath. The extract is widely used as an excellent antiviral and antibacterial agent. Moreover, it has an extensive spectrum of action.
As an
anti-tuberculosis drug, tincture of wax moth has perfectly proven itself. The treatment of this disease is possible due to the presence of special enzymes. These unique elements destroy the membrane of tuberculous mycobacteria. In addition, the extract accelerates the healing process of tuberculous caverns in the lungs.
A natural remedy taken in parallel with pharmacological drugs significantly increases the effectiveness of treatment, reducing the risk of allergic reactions.
Being a powerful antioxidant, tincture of wax moth increases the resistance of tissue structures of the lungs and other organs to tuberculosis infection. This reduces the risk of the spread of foci of pathology in the human body. It is recommended to take tinctures from wax moth and with fungal ailments of the lungs, which often arise as a result of taking antibiotics.
For many other diseases of the pulmonary system, tincture of wax moth is also recommended. User reviews indicate its high efficiency in eliminating pathologies not only in adults but also in children. The drug is popular in connection with the manifestation of anti-inflammatory, mucolytic and bronchodilating properties. Users confirm the ability of a natural remedy to normalize immunity. Therefore, tincture is successfully used during a course of treatment for asthma, as well as bronchitis with the presence of asthmatic components. In patients, wheezing quickly disappears, breathing is cleared, all blood counts return to normal.
Cardiovascular diseases
The main healing properties of the drug, according to studies conducted by Dr. Mukhin, are cardiotropic and cardioprotective. Thus, with cardiosclerosis, angina pectoris and myocarditis, a tincture of wax moth will have a good effect. Patient reviews indicate that taking this natural remedy eliminates pain attacks and shortness of breath, as well as normalizing blood counts. A positive effect from the use of the healing extract is received by patients who have suffered myocardial infarction. Their reviews indicate an improvement in the general condition, the elimination of angina attacks and signs of heart failure.
If you take three-month courses of treatment for 1-1.5 years, then the healing product will prevent cicatricial degeneration of the myocardial muscle and lead to the complete elimination of arrhythmia.
An indispensable drug for those who suffer from hypertension. Numerous scientific studies have proven the adaptogenic, cardiotropic, hypotensive, and anticoagulant properties of the extract, which is effective in the treatment and prevention of heart and vascular diseases.
Application in gynecology and obstetrics
The drug, made from fireworm larvae, finds its application in the treatment of miscarriage and infertility, anemia and toxicosis, and also eliminates menopausal disorders. The positive effect is proved not only by scientific research. Tincture was used in a clinical setting, having a positive effect on patients.
Use in andrology
The tincture made from the larvae of the moths has long been used as an anti-aging agent. Confirmation of this fact can be found in ancient manuscripts compiled by the healers of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Europe and Russia. Preparations from valuable biological material were used to treat senile weakness. An extract of caterpillars of a moth butterfly exerts such an effect on the body due to its adaptogenic, antioxidant, immunostimulating and cardioprotective capabilities.
How to take a tincture of wax moth in such cases? The drug is used in the autumn and spring, that is, twice a year.
Increase vitality
The extract obtained from the larvae of the moths is able to increase the strength of a person and restore his muscles faster after significant physical exertion. In addition, the healing agent accelerates the synthesis of hemoglobin and promotes better absorption of calcium. That is why the use of tinctures is recommended in the postoperative period, as well as for those who are engaged in physical labor.
It is important to take the drug with increased mental stress. A natural remedy has a psychotropic effect, raising the mood, improving memory and learning ability.
Dosage
How is tincture of wax moth taken? The instruction for this healing remedy recommends drinking the extract half an hour before meals, diluting it in a small volume of water (about eighty grams). The dosage of 10% of the drug should be pre-calculated. Three drops of medicine are taken per ten kilograms of a person’s weight. For example, a patient weighing eighty kilograms should measure twenty-four drops.
Preventive tincture is taken once a day. In the treatment of diseases, you need to use the drug two or three times during the day.
If tincture is used to treat children, then its dosage should correspond to the number of years of the patient (6 years - 6 drops). Teens from the age of fourteen can take the drug in the same way as adults.
A slightly different dosage calculation is made when the patient is delivered from tuberculosis. With a severe open nature of the disease, 10 kg of weight total eight drops.
A person who has suffered myocardial infarction, tincture should be taken only from the tenth day in parallel with the prescribed course of treatment. For such patients, the number of drops per 10 kilograms of weight increases to four.
A slightly different dosage is recommended for other severe ailments. In these cases, it is necessary to gradually increase the number of drops by ten kg of weight to five. Tincture is taken in courses, each of which lasts three months. Between them, you need to take a break of fourteen to twenty days.
The drug from the larvae of the moths has no contraindications. The only thing is that it should not be used if there is an individual intolerance to the components. Reception of the drug, as a rule, is carried out against the background of drug therapy. That is why a preliminary consultation of a specialist is required in order to avoid negative consequences as a result of incompatibility of accepted funds.