Einehead (grass) - Useful Properties And Use Of Einehead, Cultivation, Einehead Flowers. Erythematosus Flat-leaved, Alpine

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Useful properties and use of flat-leaved erythematosus

Botanical characteristics of the erythematosus

The erythematosus is a unique perennial, which tends to reach one meter in height. The bluish-purple color of the branched stem of such a herbaceous plant is complemented by leaves that are located on small petioles. These leaf plates are distinguished by their density and dryness. Small flowers usually open in summer. The predominant habitat of the bluehead is Western Siberia. The favorite habitats of such a wonderful plant are dry meadows, roadsides, pine forest edges, as well as sandy hills.

Useful properties of bluehead

Einehead delights with a variety of useful elements, thanks to which you can successfully fight many diseases. The roots of the presented plant include tannins, saponins, essential oil, alkaloids, and various acids.

The collection of roots should be carried out in the autumn. The roots have a powerful expectorant effect, which determines the appointment of erythematosus for the treatment of bronchitis. Along with this, the plant also has diuretic properties. Often, various drugs based on erythematosus are prescribed to enhance sexual activity.

Einehead is an excellent prophylactic agent against all kinds of infectious pathologies. The healing roots of the plant are used to solve problems with the gastrointestinal tract. For various skin diseases and gum atrophy, as well as for jaundice, the erythematosus is simply irreplaceable.

The use of erythematosus

Various miraculous decoctions of erythematosus not only perfectly cope with pathologies of the digestive system, but are also effective in treating rheumatism, ascites, as well as urolithiasis and gallstone diseases. Such remedies are indicated for purulent catarrh of the upper respiratory tract, with fever and pulmonary tuberculosis.

Often, modern experts recommend using erythematosus-based remedies for the rapid treatment of periodontal disease, amenorrhea, whooping cough, scrofula and gastric ulcer. The presented unique decoction will help to quickly restore the skin with dermatoses. With the help of various infusions, you can get rid of insomnia and aching joints. In addition, the described perennial is indicated for toothache and serious heart disease.

To prepare a decoction of bluehead, take 25 grams of well-crushed plant roots and combine with 500 ml of boiling water. After boiling, keep the mixture on low heat for at least 10 minutes. After 60 minutes of infusion, the broth of the bluehead can be filtered. taking such a remedy is supposed to be 4 times a day, 100 ml before each meal. This remedy can cure hemorrhoids, stomach cramps, ascites, epilepsy and even itchy skin inflammations.

Erythematosus flat-leaved

Erythematosus flat-leaved (flat) is an excellent herb that boasts of its miraculous medicinal properties. It has an analgesic effect on the human body. The height of the branched grayish stems of the plant varies from 60 to 90 cm. The rigid leaves have a five-part shape. Blue flowers are collected in beautiful capitate inflorescences.

The flat-leaved bluehead blooms for about 40 days, starting in mid-July. The fruit is represented by a two-seed with scales covered with seeds. Due to the unique composition of the thick roots of the erythematosus, they have often been treated for headaches and toothaches. Such a plant grows in Central Asia, the Caucasus, South Siberia, North China and some regions of Europe.

Alpine erythematosus

Alpine erythematosus is considered a perennial plant that has erect stems up to 70 cm high. The stems of this grass are glabrous and ribbed, in the upper part they are branched. Basal heart-shaped leaves have a serrated edge. Stem leaves are similar to wedge-shaped triangles with a finger-dissected edge. Blue flowers are located in small axils of individual bracts. Dense capitate inflorescences are expressed in an oblong-cylindrical type. The fruit is represented by a typical obovate two-seed.

The homeland of the alpine erythematosus is the east of France and the west of Yugoslavia. But this plant is also found in the European part of Russia.

Field erythematosus

Field erythematosus is a beautiful herb with a thick, branched stem. Such an interesting perennial has sedentary rigid and rather spiny leaf plates. The multi-flowered capitate inflorescences of the field erythematosus are surrounded by a special envelope of leaves with protruding thorns. The lignified rhizome of a brownish hue is very thick and rounded. The birthplace of such a plant is the Baltic countries.

The field erythematosus blooms with whitish flowers from early July to mid-September. It usually settles on sandy slopes, wastelands, slopes, poor meadows and roadsides.

Enegloss giant

Giant erythematosus is the tallest species of the presented plants, which reaches one and a half meters in height. This biennial herb has leathery whole leaves that sit on long stalks. Beautiful capitate inflorescences have an oblong shape. They are quite large, their length can be 6 cm. The whitish flowers have a delicate aroma. The giant erythematosus easily reproduces by self-seeding.

The flowering period of this species is in July and August. This plant is distinguished by an unusual white color of vegetative parts. The Caucasus is considered his homeland.

Sea erythematosus

The sea erythematosus is an interesting perennial, which often does not grow taller than 70 cm. It has thick, branched stems of an unusual bluish tint. The petiolate basal leaves are heart-shaped. Such leathery solid plates delight with a spiny-toothed edge. The pale blue flowers are collected in beautiful capitate spherical inflorescences.

The homeland of this plant is the Crimea and the Baltic States, and the seaweed is also found in Western Europe and the Transcaucasia.

Contraindications to the use of erythematosus

To date, when using erythematosus, side effects are unknown.

The author of the article: Sokolova Nina Vladimirovna | Phytotherapist

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