Sand and stones in the bile and kidneys. Pyelitis, nephropilitis, cystitis

The herb is also called wild cherry or cumin. Folium Uva Ursi.

 


Description:

retail, up to 30 cm high, evergreen creeping shrub, with leaves fruity, rounded, back egg-shaped (top dark green, bottom bright.) Fruits red Blooming in June - July.

 


Chemical composition:

tanning substances (galotanines and ellagutans), arbutin methylarbutyn, flavonol, formic acid and elagic acid, essential oil.

 


Application:

sand and stones in the bile and kidneys; Pyelitis, nephropiliitis, cystitis; Hypertension, hemorrhoids. There is antiseptic action.

 


Preparation:

2 tablespoons of leaves are poured with 1/2 liter of cold water, soaked for 24 hours, warmed for 5 minutes. It squeezes and gets drunk after cooling.

 


Usage:

internally: 1-2 tablespoons 3-4 times a day.

 


Note: The herb is irritating to the uterine muscles, not recommended during pregnancy! In large doses it causes exacerbation of inflammatory changes and causes vomiting.

 


Ingredients:BEARBERRY LEAVES (100%)


Measure: envelope 100 g