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Thorn Plant (Eleutherococcus senticosus) - Čaje bylináře Pavla Váni a léčivé rostliny

Thorn Plant root - 50g

(Eleutherococcus senticosus)

Français: Gingseng sibérien ~ Español: Eleuterococo ~ Italiano: Ginseng siberiano


Thorn Plant root (Radix Eleutherococcus senticosus) - Organism stimulator, plant tonic, adaptogen and harmonizer. Reduces stress, depression, and is used against arteriosclerosis, regulates blood pressure and pulse. Preventively against influenza...

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Content

  1. Description of herb

  2. Healing effects

  3. Preparation and dosing

  4. Side effects

Folk name

Siberian ginseng, eleuthero, ciwujia, Devil's shrub, shigoka, touch-me-not, wild pepper or kan jang

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Latin (botanical) name

Eleutherococcus senticosus

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Storage

Store in a dry place at a temperature up to 25°C

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Description of herb

Thorn Plant (Eleutherococcus senticosus) belongs to the same family of Araliaceae like ginseng and its occurrence roughly coincides with the area of ginseng. And what's special - even the effect of eleuterokok is similar to the effects of ginseng. It comes from the Far East from the Ussuri and Amur and Sachalin rivers, and its native habitat is East Asia, China, Japan, Russia and Korea.

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Healing effects

Eleuterokok is basically a stimulator of the organism, it acts primarily as a plant tonic, an adaptogen and a harmonizer. As an adaptogen nonspecifically increases the body's defense against stress - stress (physical, psychic, chemical, etc.), the ability to cope more easily with harmful substances or adverse environmental conditions. For adaptogens, the term harmonizers is used as they contribute to the reconciliation of mental and physical activity, to increasing concentration, physical performance and resilience, and to overcome fatigue and stress. It demonstrably improves performance, resilience, mental status, and increases the body's ability to withstand sunburn, longer chill, and chemicals. It is used as a stimulant for a lot of exertion, mental and physical exertion. It suppresses stress, suppressed depression, is used against arteriosclerosis, regulates blood pressure and pulse rate. It also prevents influenza and shortens its course. It reduces and breaks down blood cholesterol and slows sclerosis of blood vessels. The extract also slightly reduces blood sugar and contributes overall to diabetes, and has a beneficial effect on enzyme production.

It is used for the treatment of various mental disorders, neuroses, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes treatment, physical recovery, as a prophylactic agent for infectious diseases of the respiratory system (influenza, pneumonia) and occupational diseases of workers exposed to physical or psychological effects.
It is used not only to improve the fitness and performance of healthy people, but also as a supportive medicine to increase the resistance of patients suffering from anemia, depression, tuberculosis, chronic diseases of the heart and blood vessels, infectious diseases, postoperative diseases, old age illnesses, of life.

Eleutherocok stimulates mental and physical strength and mitigates the shortcomings caused by the lack of female sex hormone, especially in older women, but also in so-called male menopause. It is good to combine it with phytoestrogens. We can support hormone replacement therapy (alternative medicine recommends hormone precursors, eg DHEA and melatonin hormone.) Men with prostate cancer are contraindicated to suppress estrogen supplementation and therefore are eleutherococcus, leuzea - ??marilla root or ginseng. The use of eleutherococcus prevents the development of tumor metastases, alleviates the external manifestations of the consequences of irradiation, and overall improves the subjective and objective status of patients with oncological diseases. The drug also reduces the toxicity of a wide range of drugs, increases the body's resistance to anticancer treatments, and has a direct effect on immunostimulation (improves resistance to disease). It also improves the blood supply of the heart muscle, but also the brain, so it serves as a prevention against myocardial ischemia and sudden brain events. It also affects the symptoms of neurasthenia, the management of nerve impulses. Eleutherococoic substances improve visual acuity, eye-to-eye resolvability, and treat inherent color-blindness.

It improves memory, affects the function of the glands, regulates the menstrual cycle, regulates the activity of the circulatory system including the heart and blood pressure. It is considered to be the most appropriate means for treating low blood pressure. It has a beneficial effect on skin diseases and hair growth disorders.

In elderly people the reasonable use of eleutherococcus regulates pressure and pulse, improves sleep, increases vitality, people feel balanced, are satisfied, are interested in active activity.
The very beneficial effects and broad spectrum of action make Eleuterokok very attractive, but especially effective in a number of disease states - for example, in the states of weakness, in the treatment of infectious diseases of various origins, in the treatment of viruses, in overwork, exhaustion, in convalescence after surgery and other severe diseases.

Eleuterokok is both externally and internally. It is actually a universal medicine, perfectly replacing known but expensive and less accessible women. Pharmacological tests have shown that eleutherococcus is not less effective than feminine, but on the contrary it even surpasses some properties.

Excellent results have also been proven in domestic animals. (Strengthening growth, increasing gain and prolonging life, reducing calamity, increasing productivity - milking, egg laying.).

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Active substances

Glycosides, so-called eleutherosides, very close to the active substances of the panax ginseng, the most important type of B, D, E, which make up 80% of all glycosides, vitamins C and E, a number of elements necessary for the organism such as boron, calcium, chromium, , iron, potassium, magnesium, manganese, sodium, phosphorus, strontium, zinc. It also contains carbohydrates and polysaccharides (starch, glucose), silica, wax, pectins, anthocyanins and resins.

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Properties

Antioxidant, adaptogen, tonic, cardioprotective, immunostimulant.

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Recommended at

  • atherosclerosis 
  • flu 
  • reduces cholesterol levels 
  • kidney stones 
  • diabetes 
  • strengthening immunity 
  • stress 
  • anemia 
  • depression 
  • tuberculosis 
  • oncological diseases 
  • color blindness 
  • prevention of myocardial ischemia and sudden brain events

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Preparation and dosing

TEA

Preparation : With a ground tablespoon, pour 0.3 liters of boiling water, leave it in a covered pot for 20 minutes and then sneeze.

Dosing : Drink 1 to 2 times a day.

 

TINCTURE

Even at home, you can prepare from the roots a very valuable liquid extract that passes most of the active ingredients and is part of the traditional medicine of the Far East and Southeast Asia.

Preparation

50 g of the dried eleuterokok root is pour 500 ml of 70% alcohol and macerate for 10 days with daily shaking.

Dosing

It is taken in the morning and at noon between 15 and 40 (usually 20 to 30) drops of the extract before meals, three times a day for 4-6 weeks.

Children are given as many drops as they are old, usually twice a day, and only exceptionally 3 times a day.

At these doses, improved performance, improved mood, significant reduction in sleeping needs was observed for 5 to 6 hours, and yet after awakening, a feeling of freshness.

Use 1-2 months of the year. Healthy people may be advised to use it for physical or mental exertion.

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Side effects

It is not recommended to use at elevated blood pressure (grade III), heart rhythm disturbances, increased excitement, and myocardial infarction within three months after it has elapsed.

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REMEMBER: Tell all your health care providers about any complementary health practices you use. Give them a full picture of what you do to manage your health. This will help ensure coordinated and safe care.