Feathery - a panacea from ... a window sill! pinnate, plant raw materials, herbal medicine: Nagasaki, Hiroshima, prostate, acne

Is this a real hit or an overrated weed? What can it offer us? Pinnate is currently experiencing its five minutes. And rightly so, because its properties surpass many plants commonly considered to be natural panacea.
 

Feathery is native to Madagascar. It is an evergreen plant, reaching up to about a meter in height. A characteristic feature are the juicy, thick leaves with jagged edges, from which protrude like small balls capable of independent growth of the propagation - hence its name.

Gyros have been used to heal wounds and pain relief after the bomb outbreaks over Hiroshima and Nagasaki and during the Vietnam War to treat abscesses. Evergreen is suitable for cultivation in our Polish homes. All you need is a temperature above 15 degrees Celsius and watering about 2 times a week.

This tropical plant is a real treasury of micro- and macroelements. Contains zinc, manganese, boron, copper, silicon, potassium, iron and calcium. It is also a rich source of vitamin C. It has fungicidal, virucidal and bactericidal activity. In addition, it strengthens the immune system, reduces skin swelling, heals scars and suppurating wounds. The forms in which it can be "served" is a whole lot - from tincture, juice, tea to compresses, ointments or gels. Some of the crushed leaves are trying to make nose, ear and even eye drops. Resorption applied in this form is to eliminate the feeling of squeak under the eyelids, eliminate dryness of the nasal mucosa and inflammation of the eustachian tube. In addition, its juice helps strengthen the heart muscle and improves the functioning of the prostate.

Less obvious applications include: acne and blackhead (wiping the skin with alcohol tincture), eczema (fresh juice), dandruff, warts, freckles, arthritis and rheumatism (rubbing juice or tincture), runny nose (the drops mentioned here apply), freckles , angina (it is recommended to chew several times a day, slowly a small piece of leaf), parodontosis and bleeding gums (chewing leaf is also used), pneumonia (drinking juice), hemorrhoids (dripping juice).

There is indeed plenty of information on the plant, but certainly not one person will ask himself whether its properties have been scientifically confirmed? Luckily yes. In 1970, Zydoródka Pierzasta juice was examined by the Pharmacological Committee of the Z.S.R.R. and confirmed its healing effects. In addition, a number of other clinical studies have been carried out over the years to confirm this.

Interestingly, obtaining juice and pulp, the leaves should not crush with metal cutlery, or use metal utensils at all to process it. Wooden or ceramic utensils are perfect for this. In addition, rye vine like wine - the older the better. Healing properties have only at least annual plants.

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