Cloudberry is a plant with snow-white flowers and sour amber-colored berries . It is very resistant to frost, and almost everyone knows about the beneficial properties of its berries.
Cloudberry is a berry that, in its effect on the body, resembles blackberries and raspberries. In the production of medicinal decoctions and various preparations, not only its fruits are used, but also flowers, and leaves, and even roots. Cloudberries are very rich in vitamin C, from the lack of which many of us suffer. The daily dose of this vitamin is contained in only one hundred grams of berries, and their beneficial properties do not suffer at all when frozen. In addition to ascorbic acid, cloudberries also contain many other substances necessary for the body, such as pectin, fiber, salts of various trace elements and others.
Cloudberry is a berry that is ideal for preparing various complex therapy drugs (decoctions, infusions, or extracts). This is recognized even by many medical practitioners. Similar drugs are used as diaphoretic, diuretic, anti-inflammatory and general strengthening agents, as well as to improve the functioning of the human immune system and increase the supply of vitamins in the body. Doctors often recommend their patients the use of cloudberries in case of diseases such as cystitis, pyelonephritis, ascites, atherosclerosis, ischemia, gout, ulcers, gastritis, acute respiratory infections and many others. It also helps well with vitamin deficiency and loss of appetite.
Cloudberry is a berry that can be called with confidence the real "cleaner" of the human body. Its ripe berries are often used for metabolic disorders. Cloudberry (the photo can be seen on the right) helps to establish the normal functioning of the stomach and intestines, enhances the secretion of gastric juice and removes all toxic substances from the body that are formed as a result of digestion of food. In addition, this wonderful northern berry allows you to get rid of excess fluid due to its diaphoretic and diuretic properties. Cloudberry is a truly universal berry. In addition, there are practically no contraindications for its use (except for chronic enterocolitis).
Cloudberry berry, whose beneficial properties have been known since ancient times, is widely used in folk medicine. Healing decoctions of cloudberries can be easily prepared at home. For example, for a decoction of the common cold, you should brew one tablespoon of cloudberry leaves with one glass of boiling water, insist, cool and strain. The resulting mixture should be taken three times a day, 50 ml until complete recovery. To prepare a tonic infusion, cloudberry leaves (about 40 grams) and about 60 grams of
rose hips (fruits and leaves) will also be needed. The ingredients must be crushed, pour boiling water and leave to infuse overnight. Then the mixture should be filtered and taken twice a day in 100 ml. Such a decoction will help strengthen immunity, increase tone and improve the general well-being of a person.