Skin diseases, hysteria, bleeding, etc.

Peony root improves metabolism, helps to fight stress and fatigue, cleanses the body of toxins, is effective in recovering after prolonged drinking, helps to restore the nervous system.

In addition, Maryin root promotes the production of endorphins, the so-called hormone of happiness, which significantly improves mood. At the moment, no side effects of this folk remedy have been identified.

Medicinal properties of Maryin root

Peony root is most widely used as a drug used for gynecological diseases (erosion, fibroids, and others).

Also, tinctures are very good at helping with gout. Maryin root is recommended to be taken for any problems related to the head: epilepsy, etc. It is also considered an effective remedy for cancers, especially those related to women's health.

Maryin root is used as an analgesic, tonic, anti-inflammatory and sedative.

Often, peony tincture is advised to be used in case of poisoning, it helps to eliminate toxins and has bactericidal properties. Marin root is widely used in Mongolian medicine, where it was used to treat liver, hysteria, urinary tract, kidneys, colds, lungs, and other diseases.

An infusion or decoction of peony is used as a fixative for indigestion and indigestion. And since the use of such a remedy increases the acidity in the stomach, it is effectively used in the treatment of gastritis, ulcers, and stomach cramps. Medical research only confirms the effectiveness of the treatment of the maria root of such diseases. Dysentery is also perfectly cured by the infusion of Mary's root due to its strong bactericidal properties.

For colds, a decoction of the marin root is prepared, adding flowers to it, and, as well as pussy willow bark and root.

A mixture of herbs from the roots of peony and violet, sundew, and leaves helps with asthma.

Maryin root will help to reduce severe excitability, convulsions, nervousness, hysteria, and will also very well help with insomnia and obsessive phobias. This ability of this plant has been studied for a long time by physicians, who have confirmed that it really has a calming effect. That is why peony tinctures can be bought at the pharmacy, in the public domain.

Taking a tincture of Mary's root can get rid of excessive excitability, fatigue, anxiety, constant feelings of fear and sleep well at night and get enough sleep. The tincture has a calming effect immediately after taking it, literally for a few hours, after which it already begins to act as a stimulant. Physicians who studied the effect of the drug on the human body did not reveal a significant effect on respiration or changes in pressure.

Peony flowers along with berries, elderberry, horsetail, birch leaves, buckthorn bark and pussy willow help to remove excess salt from the body.

Traditional medicine often uses marin root tinctures to treat skin diseases, abscesses, and erosions. Due to its bactericidal properties, peony extract perfectly kills skin infections and helps the skin to recover faster.

In addition to folk and traditional medicine, Maryin root is used in veterinary medicine, cooking and cosmetology.

In cosmetology, lotions are made from a decoction of peony root, which cleanse the skin of acne and remove oily sheen.

In cooking, the root is used as a seasoning for meat dishes in Siberia. It can also be used as the main ingredient for making porridge, tea and the Baikal soft drink.

Application of Maryin root in gynecology

In gynecology, the healing properties of Mary's root are used to restore women's health. In obstetrics, tincture is given as a medicine that accelerates the separation of the placenta after childbirth.

Concentrated tinctures of peony root help the body recover after, and also prevent the development of new cancer cells. The tincture improves the general condition of patients, reduces pain, and they begin to feel healthy faster.

With mastopathy

In case of breast disease, mastopathy, a balm made from an extract from a marin root and vodka or alcohol, with the addition of an extract of the Ural licorice and the root of the tea kopeck, will also be very effective. Thanks to the action of peony root, the tincture has an antitumor and anti-inflammatory effect, strengthens the heart muscle, increases immunity, restores hormonal balance in the body. Tea penny root cleanses the lymphatic system and blood, improves blood circulation in general, and has an immunomodulatory effect. Licorice also acts on the immune system, increasing its ability to resist the formation of tumors and cysts, has a beneficial effect on the functioning of the stomach and intestines, improves and normalizes the metabolic processes of the body. Due to the content of glycyrrhizic acid, licorice acts on estrogen, converting it into a form that will not cause breast cancer or cysts.

The herbal extract complex is used not only in the treatment of mastopathy. It will be effective in treating other women's diseases: cycle disorders, fibroids, PMS, polycystic, infertility, cancer and heart disease.

The balm should be made as follows:

Take 50 g of Mary's root, 25 g of tea kopeck root and 15 g of licorice root. The ingredients are thoroughly washed and dried. 0.5 liters of alcohol or vodka are cut and poured. The resulting mixture is insisted for about two weeks; direct rays of light should not fall on the container. After that, the mixture is filtered and poured into a container convenient for daily use. The remaining roots can be reused, they are poured with 0.35 liters of alcohol and insisted for a month, and when used, the dosage is doubled. The proportions can be changed depending on the individual characteristics of a particular person.

How to take the balm

The medication should be divided into three times. Add from 5 to 15 ml of balsam to a cup of green tea and stir. The course of treatment should be started only on the 4th day after the onset of menstruation or from the new moon. It is necessary to take the balm for two months, after which a break of 28-30 days is required, depending on the woman's cycle. The course should be repeated as needed.

With myoma

One of the unpleasant female diseases is, but this disease is well cured with a tincture of the dodging peony, made according to certain recipes. Yes, and not only fibroids can be cured with maria root, it helps against cancer of the uterus and appendages, relieves inflammation and improves blood flow to the pelvic organs.

For the treatment of fibroids, an infusion is used, for the preparation of which you need 50 g of Mary's root and 500 ml of alcohol, vodka (40%). The roots are crushed and filled with an alcohol-containing product, infused for 14 days in a dark place. This tincture should be taken 1 teaspoon, 3 times a day for a month. Then you should take a break for a week and, if necessary, repeat the course of treatment.

With infertility

For many women, being diagnosed with infertility is a death sentence. Hearing this from the attending physician, many give up, immediately losing hope of having their own children. However, before you really stop all attempts to get pregnant, it is worth trying traditional medicine, which has worked wonders more than once, contrary to doctors' diagnoses.

A balm made from Mary's root is able to cure even infertility if taken correctly and correctly made with tincture.

From infertility, the tincture should be prepared as follows: 100 g of chopped marin root should be poured with 1 liter of vodka, insisted for 2 weeks in a place where there is no light. Take 10-15 ml three times a day. The time of admission should preferably be the same every day.

In order for the tincture to have an effect, during treatment with it, one should refuse alcohol and cigarettes, taking any medicines and injections. Usually, 2 bottles of 0.5 liter tincture are sufficient for treatment.

Contraindicated for use in children under 12 years of age and pregnant women.

Expert editor: Sokolova Nina Vladimirovna| Phytotherapist

Education: Diploma in the specialty "General Medicine" and "Therapy" received at the University named after NI Pirogov (2005 and 2006). Advanced training at the Department of Phytotherapy at the Peoples' Friendship University of Moscow (2008).

Maryin root (another name - evading peony) is very often used in alternative medicine for the treatment of many diseases. It should be noted that it is listed in the Red Book. Tincture of marin root perfectly helps to get rid of the symptoms of various diseases, improves mood and relieves depression.

Maryin root: photo, short description of the plant

• calms the nerves;
• restores metabolic processes;
• gradually reduces cravings for beer and alcoholic beverages;
• increases appetite;
• normalizes sleep;
• contributes to the healing of the body, increasing immunity;
• eliminates headaches and alleviates the symptoms of the so-called hangover.

Peony evading with menopause

Menopause in women provokes various problems. First of all, irritability increases. Also, unreasonably there is discontent, nervous and depressive states. This is the result of the restructuring of the female body.

At the same time, headaches become more frequent, hot flashes disturb.

Peony tincture for menopause is used according to the following recommendation: 60 drops per day (three times in equal amounts before meals).

This remedy very soon normalizes the functioning of the nervous system, eliminates headaches, symptoms of a depressive state (tearfulness, irritability, vulnerability, bad mood).

Marin root tincture recipes

The most popular method of treatment with this plant is the use of a remedy in such a form as a decoction or tincture. For this, Maryin root is prepared as follows (depending on the symptoms of the disease):

• For the treatment of diseases of the digestive system (duodenal and stomach ulcers, diarrhea): pour a teaspoon of dry peony rhizomes with two glasses of boiling water, leave for half an hour. Doses: 1 tsp. every 8 hours.
• For the treatment of female diseases (infertility and menstrual disorders) and some male health problems: add half a liter of boiled water to a tablespoon of dry root, leave for about 24 hours. Doses: maximum 75 ml of this infusion per day (three times a day) for three months.
• For headaches: 50 gr. dry rhizomes pour half a liter of alcohol. Leave for 14 days, then strain. This infusion is recommended to take 10 grams. three to five times a day, a quarter of an hour before meals.

Peony evasive: procurement of raw materials

In alternative medicine, all parts of the plant are used for medicinal purposes. The aboveground part is recommended to be cut off during its flowering. The rhizome is harvested in the autumn months, after the seeds have ripened.

The roots can be removed partially, without digging up the whole bush. To do this, you need to dig in the plant, wash off the soil from its roots with water and cut off a piece (maximum one third of the whole rhizome). Places of cuts must be sprinkled with a charcoal, then fill the ditch with earth.

A plant that is grown for about three or more years is suitable for harvesting medicinal raw materials.

The root is washed and cut into pieces. Drying is desirable in the open air. But if such an option is not possible to implement, special dryers are used for this purpose.

Such raw materials have a long shelf life (3 years). They have a sweet-hot taste and a peculiar smell.

Contraindications to the use of Mary's root

Although the plant has many healing characteristics, there is still a category of patients for whom Maryin root is contraindicated. Its use for medicinal purposes is not recommended for people with the following body characteristics:

• women during pregnancy (acts abortively);
• children under the age of 12;
• with individual intolerance to the body.

Use with caution in patients with gastritis (it increases acidity), people with low blood pressure.

Maryin root is a plant with remarkable medicinal characteristics. But nevertheless, it should be remembered that the evading peony is primarily a poisonous agent. Therefore, it is categorically not recommended to abuse it and independently determine the dose. Only an experienced doctor can prescribe the correct course of treatment, taking into account all the individual characteristics of the patient's body for the maximum positive effect.

Evasive peony, or Maryin's root, is a herbaceous perennial up to 1 m in height, which belongs to the Peony family. In natural conditions, culture adorns the endless territories of Altai, the mountains of East Asia and the Tien Shan. In Russia, the evading peony grows in Siberia and the Komi Republic.

Maryin root: general description

The plant with the original nickname prefers "breathing" soil, tolerates cold with dignity and always reaches for the sun, although it can grow in shaded corners. Its natural habitat is taiga meadows, forest edges and glades.

Evasive peony is a sturdy plant with a well-developed and highly branched root system of red-brown color. The mass of the root of individual specimens of the marin root is 6 kg! Straight perennial stems are decorated with large petiole leaves, 3 - 5 pieces on each shoot.

During the flowering period, which lasts 2 weeks, you cannot take your eyes off the plant - the flowers of the marin root, very large (about 12 cm in diameter), lush, pink-purple, abundantly cover the upper part of the bush. This beautiful picture is usually observed from the second half of May to the end of June. The fruits of the evading peony appear in August. The plant has an approximate lifespan of 25-30 years. Admire the elegant simplicity of the flowering maria root in the photo:

Maryin root has long been famous for its anticonvulsive and sedative properties. Traditional medicine uses alcoholic tincture of peony to treat vegetative-vascular disorders, insomnia, hysterical, hypochondriac and neurotic conditions.

Maryin root: growing in open soil

For therapeutic use, the plant began to be actively cultivated back in the 18th century, so experienced gardeners know all the secrets of its successful cultivation and reproduction in the garden. The evading peony is planted both in the bright sun and in the shade, near fruit trees. The optimal soil for a plant is loose, fertile, moderately moist. The only thing that a gardener needs to take into account when meeting a maria root is the plant's dislike for excess water and drafts. Powerful roots actively accumulate moisture, so periodic moderate watering is enough for the peony.

Planting, as well as transplanting, a marin root is possible only in the autumn. The landing site is prepared on average per month. If there are several bushes, then a gap of up to 1 m is maintained between them - in the future they will grow strongly and they will need a lot of space. The parameters of the pit for planting are 50 × 50 × 50 cm. 2/3 of the pit is covered with a mixture of humus, peat, sand and garden soil. Mix about 1 bucket of each component, then enrich the mixture with the following additives:

• double superphosphate - 250 g;
• iron vitriol - 1 tbsp. l .;
• potash - 1 tsp;
• wood ash - 1 l.

The free space is filled with fertile soil. By the time of planting, the mixture is compressed and then does not sag. If the hole was not prepared in advance, then in the process of planting it is filled with soil gradually, it is well compacted, and then watered.

In the first year after planting and transplanting, the young evading peony does not bloom. The plant looks drooping and weakened, moreover, it has only 1 - 2 shoots. In the second year, as a rule, not too abundant flowering is observed. However, this is not a cause for concern - the plant is still gaining strength. A more important indicator is the growth rate of the marin root: in the second year, the number of stems of the bush should increase to 3 - 6.

Given the docile nature of the plant, it is not at all difficult to care for it. However, some important guidelines need to be followed carefully.

Lighting for Mary's root

The evading peony grows beautifully in open, sun-drenched areas, but in the hours of scorching heat, a little shading of the bushes still does not hurt. If the plant is planted in a very shaded area, it will not bloom. When choosing a place for planting bushes, they take into account the need for free air circulation by the marin root - the plant is not planted close to buildings, trees and other shrubs. Also, carefully check the soil for the presence of groundwater: if, by negligence, you plant a peony evading in such a place, its roots will rot.

Watering Mary's root

It is impossible to part with watering the plant Maryin root, otherwise it will disappear. At a time, an adult bush drinks 2 - 3 buckets of water - this is exactly the amount of liquid required for its large and developed root system. In order not to flood the area with water, drain pipes are burst near the peony bushes and water is poured into them. The most attentive to watering the Mary's root is in early spring, when the buds are formed and the bush is preparing for flowering. Also, the soil should not be allowed to dry out in August, during the period of laying flower buds.

After watering, the soil around the Mary's root is well loosened. This simple procedure increases the moisture-holding properties of the soil, stimulates aeration and prevents the active growth of weeds.

Top dressing of Mary's root

Young peony bushes are fertilized by the foliar method. Starting from mid-May, the leaves of the plant are watered once a month from a watering can with a sieve with a universal mineral agent (for example, Ideal) in the concentration indicated on the package. For feeding, choose a warm cloudy day or evening time of the day. So that as much of the useful composition as possible lingers on the leaves, shavings of laundry soap or washing powder are added to the fertilizer at the rate of 1 tbsp. l. for 10 liters of solution.

Adult specimens of the marin root also cannot do without fertilization, especially during the period of active growth. To support the plant, from mid-May, foliar feeding is carried out 3 times with a break of 3 weeks:

• for the first time, a urea solution acts as a top dressing (50 g per 10 l of water);
• the second time - a solution of urea with micronutrient fertilizers (1 tablet per 10 liters of solution);
• the third time - a solution of micronutrient fertilizers (2 tablets per 10 liters of water).

Also, the peony needs various root dressings, depending on the growth phase. During the period of activation of growth, the plant especially eagerly absorbs nitrogen; during bud formation and flowering - nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium; when laying flower buds for next year - phosphorus and potassium. Given this feature, the bush is fed 3 times during the season:

• late March - early April - spread a nitrogen- and potassium-containing mixture on the snow. Beneficial substances penetrate into the soil thanks to the melt water. For one large bush, 10 - 15 g of fertilizer is enough;
• late May - early June - the bush is fed with a full mineral fertilizer in a ratio of 10: 20: 10 (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, respectively) or replaced with organic matter in the form of a mullein (1: 10) and poultry droppings (1: 25);
• 2 weeks after the end of flowering, the peony is fed with a fertilizer based on phosphorus and potassium (15 g of each active ingredient). During the second and third top dressing, the fertilizer is distributed along the furrow dug around the bush, then the soil is well shed in this place, after which the furrow is covered with earth.

Pruning Mary's Root

Shortly before frost, the Maryin root plant is prepared for winter: the stems must be cut almost to the very ground and burned. The remaining hemp is sprinkled with ash - one bush will need 2 - 3 handfuls of ash. Adult specimens of peony evading for the winter do not cover.

Pest and disease control of Mary's root

According to gardeners' reviews, Maryin root is distinguished by enviable resistance to diseases, but, unfortunately, it also sometimes gets sick. The main problem when growing a duck peony is gray rot. For preventive purposes, the plant is watered with Bordeaux liquid (50 g per 10 l of water). Disease-preventing procedures begin to be done in the spring, when young shoots appear on the peony. The plant is treated three times with an interval of 10 to 12 days. Pour 2 - 3 liters of solution under each bush.

Another disease dangerous for peony is rust. To avoid it, the leaves of the marin root are sprayed with a solution of copper oxychloride (60 g per 10 l of water), Bordeaux liquid (100 g per 10 l of water) or colloidal sulfur (100 g per 10 l of water). In order for fungicidal solutions to better linger on smooth leaves, a little crushed laundry soap is added to the product.

Maryin root: methods of reproduction

The wild-growing peony is propagated by seed. But in gardening, it is much easier to get the marin root not from seeds, but with the help of cuttings or dividing a bush, and the latter option is the simplest and most effective. Let's take a look at each method in order.

Propagation by seeds of the marin root

Evasive peonies obtained from seeds begin to bloom only after 4 - 5 years. The safest way is to sow fresh seeds in the ground, and then they will germinate by spring. They are planted at the end of summer, having previously prepared the soil - it should be loose and well moistened. If the seeds are not freshly harvested (that is, they lay for some time before planting), then they will germinate only in the second or even third year.

Propagation of Mary's root by cuttings

This breeding method shows pretty good results. A healthy fragment of the rhizome with a bud that has not yet awakened acts as a planting material. It is cut from the bush in July; by September, it usually has time to take root. Note, however, that new plants of Mary's root, obtained by cuttings, develop rather slowly and begin to bloom on average after 5 years.

Propagation of Mary's root by dividing the bush

Not all peony bushes of the dodger are suitable for such an event. Usually the strongest specimen is chosen, reaching 3 to 4 years of age. Additional indicators of readiness for separation are the following factors:

• the plant bloomed well;
• the plant has healthy, highly developed shoots, there are more than 7 of them, and they all do not grow from one point;
• the base of the bush occupies an area of ​​at least 7 cm;
• the peony has a very strong rhizome, which will calmly endure the procedure of dividing into several parts.

In central Russia, the division of the dodging peony bush is best planned for the period from the second half of August to the second half of September. The breeding procedure looks like this:

1. A selected adult specimen of Mary's root is dug up and the stems are cut at a distance of about 10 cm from the growing point.
2. The rhizome of the plant is washed well under water and then placed in a shaded place. There the roots will dry out, become less brittle, and will not break when divided.
3. The peony root is divided into several parts with a sharply sharpened clean knife. Thus, the rhizome is cut into several divisions, each of which will have 2 - 3 dormant buds and a part of the root at least 10 - 15 cm in size. All fragments should be approximately the same in size, since very small divisions do not take root well and require constant attention.
4. Before planting, each part of the marin root needs to be disinfected. To do this, prepare a dark pink solution of potassium permanganate and fill it with delenki for 30 minutes. Alternatively, plant fragments can be kept in the garlic infusion for the same amount of time. After the disinfecting procedure, the peony evading for 10 - 12 hours is poured with a solution of a heteroauxin growth stimulator (1 tablet per 10 liters of water). Then they wait until the material is completely dry and rub the cut sections with coal powder.

Properly processed cuttings are planted in different planting pits. A sand cushion is arranged in each hole. The plant is deepened by no more than 5 cm, covered with fertile soil and watered well. In the first winter after planting, the soil around the seedlings is mulched with a layer of peat about 5 - 7 cm thick.When the heat arrives, they do not rush to remove the mulch - you need to wait for reddish sprouts to appear on the peony bushes. Young shoots are very fragile and break easily. The layer of mulch is raked off and loosened up the soil when they are strong enough.

In the first two years in a new place, all the forces of young seedlings are directed to the formation and growth of the root system. For this process to be successful, the seedlings are not allowed to bloom, otherwise flowering will deprive them of the necessary energy for full development. For these reasons, in the first year after planting, all the buds from the marin root are pinched off, and in the second year only one or two are left.

Maryin's root does not bloom: we analyze errors

When an evading peony was planted on a plot solely to decorate the garden, its owner will be very upset if the plant does not please him with its flowering at the right time. As a rule, the lack of timely flowering is dictated by non-observance of agricultural techniques for planting and transplanting the marin root. Here are some mistakes inexperienced gardeners can make:

1. An adult bush is transplanted without prior division. In this case, it is difficult for the plant to take root in a new place, its development occurs exclusively due to the accumulated reserve forces in the old roots. At the same time, a new root system is not formed, since there is no stimulation for development. As a result, the marin root weakens so much that it stops growing and, accordingly, blooms very weakly or does not form buds at all. How do I fix the error? They dug the bush again, cut it into several divisions and plant them according to all the rules of agricultural technology.
2. When planting, the plant is planted too deeply. The rhizome of the evading peony should not be buried more than 5 cm, otherwise it will be difficult for the bush to bloom, although it will look quite healthy. To test this assumption, the ground above the rhizome is carefully removed. If the guess is confirmed, the bush of the Mary's root is dug up in August, divided into several parts and seated, deepening each division by 5 cm, no more.

From the end of spring, the time comes when you need to collect and harvest one of the most popular medicinal plants - Maryin root. The beneficial properties of a blooming culture formed the basis of folk recipes for combating various ailments. If you have no contraindications to taking the marin root, find out what the drugs from it help from, and why the plant deserves a lot of positive reviews.

Another name for the medicinal culture is the evading or wrong peony. This herbaceous perennial can be found in meadows, forest edges, near rivers and in mixed forests of Russia and Kazakhstan. The height of the bush is up to 1 m, its top is decorated with large bright flowers of pink or purple shades. Maryin root prefers sunny places, fertile soil and can grow on a personal plot. It is unpretentious, resistant to frost, ailments and pests.

Attention! The evading peony is a rare endangered species. It is listed in the Red Data Books of Kazakhstan and the Komi Republic.

The most valuable part of the plant is the root. It is used by:

• to solve gynecological problems - from erosion to infertility;
• with gout;
• during headaches;

Flowering of Mary's root

• after strokes and concussions;
• with hypertension and epilepsy;
• for the treatment of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis;
• with stomach cramps, gastritis, ulcers, dysentery, poisoning, diarrhea;
• in order to remove salts from the body, with urolithiasis;
• to normalize sleep, with increased excitability, depression and nervousness;
• in the treatment of skin (abscesses, erosions).

Attention! Also, the evading peony is used in cosmetology, cooking, veterinary medicine. To enhance the healing effect, in some cases, the marin root is mixed with other plants: calendula, elderberry, coltsfoot, etc.

Collection and procurement rules

The aerial parts of the irregular peony are best harvested during the flowering culture: in May or June. If you pick flowers, dry them right away. For medicinal purposes, only purple specimens are suitable. The resulting material is stored in a dark place.

Any warm season is suitable for harvesting the root, but experienced herbalists prefer autumn. The roots are carefully dug up and cleaned of the remnants of the earth, washed with running water. It is advisable not to extract the plant completely, but to leave a little rhizome for further reproduction of the perennial. The prepared parts are cut with a sharp knife into strips about 15 cm long and up to 3 cm thick. These fragments are kept outdoors until they become brittle. After that, the roots are placed in a dryer and brought to readiness at a temperature of 60 ° C.

Observe the timing of collection of the medicinal culture

The correct raw material has a rich brown or yellow-brown hue. The dried Maryin root tastes sweet-burning, its smell is also pungent. The workpiece can be stored for no longer than 3 years in a cool dry place. If you notice that the Maryin root has changed color, smell, bugs have appeared in it - do not use it for treatment. Greens have a shorter shelf life - 2 years. It should be cut, not ripped, and dried separately from the root (outdoors, in the shade, or in a dryer).

Attention! You can collect the wrong peony in the same place no more than once every 5-6 years.

Folk recipes based on marin root

The following tincture is considered a universal remedy for gastritis, cough, gout:

1. Prepare 2 tbsp. l. crushed dry roots.
2. Pour half a glass of vodka over them.
3. Store for 2 weeks in a dry, dark place where there is no sunlight.
4. Stir the future potion from time to time by shaking it.
5. When 14 days have passed, filter the concentrate, pour it into a dark glass container.
6. The dosage for treatment is 10 drops, 3 times a day.

In about the same way, they prepare a medicine that is used for infertility. Only the proportions there are different: 1 liter of vodka per 100 g of dry crushed raw materials. Reception rules: 3 times a day, 15 ml. You need to drink the tincture strictly at the same time.

Plant root

Such a drug will help to normalize the menstrual cycle. 1 tbsp. l. Pour 0.5 liters of hot water over the crushed roots and leave until morning. Filter and refrigerate. Take 1/4 cup three times a day.

If you're experiencing eczema, acne, acne, and other skin problems, try a lotion. For this:

1. Pour 20 g of roots with boiling water (400 ml).
2. Incubate for 15-20 minutes. in a water bath.
3. Cool at room temperature for 45 min, filter.
4. Apply lotions to the affected areas for several hours a day, securing them tightly with a bandage.

Tincture for depression, stress, sleep disorders is prepared as follows:

1. Take 5 g of dry crushed roots.
2. Pour in half a liter of hot water.
3. Leave to stand for 1 hour.
4. Strain and drink 50 ml three times a day.

Advice. In a pharmacy or an online store that sells organic raw materials, you can buy a tincture of Mary's root, herbal tea or dried root.

Contraindications to use. Feedback on application

A categorical "no" to medications based on Mary's root should be said to pregnant and lactating women, as well as children under 12 years of age. There are limitations for health reasons. You can not use infusions and decoctions if you suffer from hypotension and gastritis with high acidity. The plant is poisonous and if overdose can harm anyone. Therefore, it is important to follow the instructions for the preparation of medicines and not exceed the specified rates.

When taking Mary's root, consider all contraindications

If you properly use the potions made from the dodging peony, you can solve many problems. This is noted by people who have tested the miraculous effect of a medicinal plant on themselves. According to reviews, folk remedies help to establish the menstrual cycle, normalize bowel function, relieve coughing. The drugs cope with stress and insomnia.

However, you should not rely on herbal treatment alone. Maryin root can be a good help in the fight against ailments, but not a panacea. If you have a history of a serious illness, do not give up medication. And in order to competently combine folk recipes and official medicine, consult your doctor.

The benefits of Mary's root: video

Instructions for use:

Maryin root, or peony evading, also known as zhgun-herb, is a beautiful and very useful plant that has been used in medicine since ancient times to restore the nervous system, relieve pain and normalize metabolic processes in the body. In addition, Maryin root is a natural adaptogen, i.e. preparations from it help to strengthen the immune system after illnesses, severe operations and injuries.

Chemical composition

For medicinal purposes, the rhizomes of the plant are used (hence the name "Maryin root"), due to the fact that they include a large number of valuable and useful substances, namely:

• Essential oils;
• Sugars (mono- and polysaccharides);
• Trace elements;
• Flavonoids;
• Methyl salicylate;
• Salicylic acid;
• Benzoic acid;
• Gallic acid;
• Sterols;
• Saponins;
• Tannins;
• Resins.

In addition to rhizomes, the herb of the evading peony is also used in medicine. In its chemical composition, it is similar to the root of a plant, however, the beneficial substances are contained in it in a lower concentration, and therefore preparations from the herb are considered a milder medicine.

Beneficial features

Maryin root has disinfecting, anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, anticonvulsant, immunomodulatory and sedative properties. It is able to lower blood pressure and stimulate the production of gastric secretions.

The adaptogenic property of the evading peony deserves special mention - this valuable quality is quite rare, as well as the property of increasing efficiency and toning up with a breakdown.

Preparations from Maryin root exhibit antiseptic, wound healing, analgesic effects.

In traditional oriental medicine, the plant is considered an aphrodisiac that stimulates not only libido, but also male potency.

Indications for use

Tincture of the roots of the evading peony is effective for various pathologies of the nervous system: insomnia, vascular dystonia, increased anxiety, exposure to stress, traumatic encephalopathy, phobias, persistent headache. It is included in the complex therapy of epilepsy, neuroses and psychosis of various origins.

It is recommended to use tincture of marin root in the treatment of vascular diseases, for example, in violation of cerebral circulation, diabetic angiopathy, post-stroke, pre- and post-infarction conditions.

The beneficial effect of marin root on the immune system is used in the treatment of various immunodeficiency conditions, rheumatic diseases, chronic fatigue syndrome and asthenia, as well as in the recovery period after anticancer therapy.

The evading peony has a positive effect on metabolism, and therefore it is recommended to use it for gout, thyroid diseases, and urolithiasis.

Marin root is widely used in gastroenterology, the list of diseases in which its positive effect is noted is quite large: hypoacid gastritis, stomach and duodenal ulcers, diarrhea of ​​various origins, intestinal colic, stomach and intestinal bleeding, anal fissures, hemorrhoids and poisoning.

Maryin root is also useful in the treatment of acute respiratory infections, bronchitis and tracheitis, there is evidence that tincture from it relieves cough with whooping cough.

Contraindications

Despite the impressive list of useful properties, it should be remembered that mariin root is a poisonous plant, therefore, uncontrolled use of it can be dangerous even if indicated.

There are conditions in which the use of preparations from marin root is not recommended, these include:

• Pregnancy - Maryin root can contribute to its termination;
• Hypotension;
• Hyperacid gastritis and other diseases accompanied by increased gastric acidity.

For overweight people, it is possible to take drugs from the evading peony, however, it should be borne in mind that they stimulate appetite, therefore, the diet and diet when using them should be kept under control.

Home remedies from Maryin root

We offer you several recipes for medicines from marin root, which will not be difficult to prepare at home.

Alcoholic tincture from the rhizomes of the dodging peony:

50 g of dried chopped root or 120-130 g of thoroughly washed and finely chopped fresh root pour 0.5 liters of alcohol 40 ° or the same amount of good vodka. Insist in a dark place for 2-3 weeks, shaking occasionally, then strain. Take 40 drops three times a day before meals, the course of treatment is three to six weeks, after which a break is required. If necessary, after a break, the course can be repeated. The tincture is indicated for nervous disorders, insomnia, decreased immunity, as well as for epilepsy, persistent cough and gastrointestinal diseases. In some ancient herbalists, an alcoholic tincture of marin root is recommended as a remedy for infertility.

Water infusion is made in two ways:

Method one: pour a teaspoon of dry crushed roots with two glasses of boiling water, leave for 12 hours (usually done in the evening and leave overnight), then filter and take a quarter of a glass three times a day, 10-15 minutes before meals.

Method two: pour a tablespoon of dry marin root with a glass (250 ml) of boiling water, then put it in a water bath and warm it up for half an hour. After strain, take a tablespoon three times daily before meals.

An aqueous infusion of the root of the evading peony is used in the same cases as an alcoholic tincture. It can be taken by those who are prohibited from taking alcohol even in small quantities.

Rhizome ointment:

You can make an ointment from fresh marin root. To do this, 100-150 g of a thoroughly washed root is crushed into a gruel using a fine grater or a blender, mixed with 300 g of pork interior fat and heated for half an hour in a water bath, after which it is allowed to cool and put into a glass jar prepared in advance. Store this ointment in the refrigerator. It is effective for joint pain, muscle pain, sciatica, sciatica. Apply three times a day, rubbing into a sore spot in a circular motion. A compress at night will help relieve severe joint pain: apply ointment to the affected joint without rubbing, close it with a cotton or linen bandage on top, wrap it with a woolen scarf.