{"id":1399,"date":"2018-11-02T07:17:05","date_gmt":"2018-11-02T05:17:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/flow.bg\/?p=1399"},"modified":"2021-09-11T13:25:45","modified_gmt":"2021-09-11T11:25:45","slug":"zhalt-kantarion-v-zehtin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/flow.bg\/en\/zhalt-kantarion-v-zehtin\/","title":{"rendered":"St. John's wort in olive oil - the legendary recipe of Petar Dunov"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Petar Dunov's recipe:<\/strong><\/h4>\n

St. John's wort flowers are placed in a jar or bottle to the neck. They are poured with olive oil. Gauze is put on the throat and it stands in the sun for about 40 days. The liquid becomes blood red in color.<\/p>\n

It is filtered and poured into dark bottles with a cap. It can stay in the fridge for a year. If mold appears - just remove it. The oil is not damaged.<\/p>\n

Its anti-inflammatory effect is used to lubricate wounds, for burns, scalds with boiling water, bruises, sprains, boils, for rubbing in sciatica, rheumatism, lumbago, back pain, sports injuries, skin allergies, herpes, bites, etc.<\/p>\n

In case of bedwetting, rub the base of the spine with this oil. In case of colic, the baby's tummy can be rubbed.<\/p>\n

Denov recommends soaking 50 g of St. John's wort in 200 ml of olive oil and leaving it in the sun for 20 days. Wounds are successfully anointed with the resulting oil.<\/p>\n

Works magic on an ulcer. The liquid not only soothes the pain, but also helps to heal the ulcer, to "polish" its surface, regardless of whether it is located in the stomach or duodenum.<\/p>\n

Maria Treben advises that for burn wounds St. John's wort is soaked in linseed oil. Wounds in animals can also be treated with the oil.<\/p>\n

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St. John's wort, also called St. John's wort, Hypericim perforatum is an ancient herb that cures many ailments.<\/p>\n

It is also called Christ's blood, because of the red color that its stems produce when cut and soaked. It looks like blood.<\/p>\n

The stems with the leaves and the color are valuable. It is harvested after June 24. It can be used both raw and dried. It contains glycosides, red pigment, hyperacin, flavonoids, tannin, resins, essential oil.<\/p>\n

Facilitates wound healing. It has a nervine, antimicrobial, diuretic, anthelmintic effect. It is used for internal and external treatment. St. John's wort is used to make tea, tincture and oil.<\/p>\n

Sitz baths with this herb also work very well, pouring a whole bucket of St. John's wort stalks with water. Stay overnight. The next day, it is boiled and poured into the bath water. It lasts 20 minutes.<\/p>\n

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St. John's wort tea<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The most common application of St. John's wort is in the form of tea. The most traditional recipe for making tea is to steam one full teaspoon of the herb with \u00bc liter of water. It's a little wet.<\/p>\n

You can also make a more concentrated tea by pouring 2 tbsp. l. of the herb with half a liter of water. Boil for 5 minutes. Strain and drink 100 ml. 15 minutes before meals, 3-4 servings per day.<\/p>\n

Maria Treben recommends that young girls in the years of their sexual development drink two cups of St. John's wort tea daily, because it supports the development of female organs and the regularity of menstruation.<\/p>\n

The tea should be covered because St. John's wort contains essential oil.<\/p>\n

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The pharmacy chain also sells boxes of packaged herbal tea bags.<\/p>\n

What does St. John's wort treat?<\/strong><\/h4>\n

St. John's wort treats depression, depression, gloomy thoughts, insomnia, neurasthenia, fear neurosis, headache, hysteria, migraine, trigeminal neuralgia, hysterical attacks, speech disorders, sleepwalking, sore throat, nasal inflammation, meningitis, hay fever, kidneys, wounds , chapped skin, sore ear, bedwetting, pleurisy, pneumonia, ulcer, colitis, gastritis, heartburn, stomach cramps, nervous stomach, bile, gout, arthritis, acne, mild forms of tuberculosis, white discharge, cardiovascular disorders , diarrhoea, rheumatism, burns, bruises, sprains, boils, as a blood-stopping agent for hemorrhoids and profuse menstruation, swelling of the glands, lumbago, sciatica, sunburns, colic in infants, epilepsy, works also prophylactically in cancer, writes figurin.ws.<\/p>\n

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