Sagan-dile: indications and contraindications. How to brew a plant of sagan-dile
Where is the plant used?
The practical application of the sagan-dile veryvariously. This plant is used in ornamental horticulture, as well as in the perfumery, leather and furniture industries. Some types of this herb are used in alternative medicine. After all, it contains such potent glucosides as rhododendrin, andromedotoxin, arbutin, ericoline, etc.
Biochemical composition of medicinal herbs
According to the researchers, the leaves of Sagan-dilecontain a large amount of ascorbic acid (vitamin D and C). It is also worth noting that different types of such plants include in their composition a different amount of the substance presented, namely:
- Rhododendron Daurian - about 0.2-0.44%;
- rhododendron Smirnov - about 0,17%;
- rhododendron yellow - about 0,13-0,15%;
- rhododendron Ungern - about 0.10%;
- rhododendron Pontic - about 0,08-0,26%;
- rhododendron caucasian - about 0,05-0,07%;
- rhododendron Ledebur - about 0,7-0,14%;
- rhododendron Shlippen-bach - about 0,06-0,11%;
- rhododendron pointed - about 0,08-0,15%.
Special properties of the plant
As was mentioned above, the grass of the Sagan-dile,the useful properties of which will be described below, is actively used in folk medicine. How exactly it is used for the treatment and prevention of various diseases, we will consider a little further. Now I want to tell you about why the presented plant deserved such popularity. And it happened because of its phytoncidal, bactericidal and insecticidal properties.
Sagan-dale grass: application in the form of alcoholic tinctures
For quite some time researchers have beenIt has been established that alcoholic extracts and extracts from the leaves of rhododendrons of small-leaved, Daurian and Adams have a bactericidal effect on a number of bacteria of the intestinal flora, vibrio cholera, some pyogenic microbes, streptococci and diphtheria bacilli. Thanks to such properties, the sagan-dile was actively used not only in folklore, but also in traditional medicine. So, from the presented plant, drugs are produced that are used for intestinal disorders, as well as for cold and gynecological diseases. In addition, these drugs are used in erosion, lesions of the oral mucosa, in the form of antiseptic in severe frostbite, etc.
The plant of Sagan-dile: application of water extracts
Water extracts made from leaves orstems of this plant, actively used in dentistry for gum diseases, periodontitis, stomatitis, etc. In addition, the inhabitants of Siberia apply local species of dal as a diuretic. A similar effect is possessed by such species of rhododendrons as Pontic and golden. By the way, they are often used as insecticides for combating domestic moths.
Due to the fact that this plant containssubstances such as andromedotoxin and ericoline, it acts on animals as if it were a drug (intoxicating, and sometimes paralyzing). Quite often yellow rhododendron poison goats, sheep and cattle, which grazes on mountain pastures, where the grass grows.
Method of application and methods of brewing
How to brew sagan-dile? For preventive and curative purposes, this plant is often used during preparation of medicinal tea. To properly brew it, you will need to do the following. It is necessary to take the crushed and dried grass in the amount of a couple of small pinches, and then pour it with one glass of steep boiling water and stand under the closed lid for 10 minutes. After this time, the tea must be filtered through a fine strainer.
Drink the resulting drink follows the 1stglass a day. By the way, this herb can be added and during the brewing of ordinary black tea in the amount of one pinch. Such a drink will serve as an excellent preventive agent, especially in the autumn-winter time, when our body is more susceptible to colds.
To use sagan-dile for medicalit is recommended to make a stronger infusion. To do this, we need to take a dessert spoon of chopped grass, pour it with steep boiling water in the amount of one glass and insist in a thermos for two hours. After the specified time, the infusion should be filtered and taken one glass 2 times a day no later than three hours before bedtime.
How does the tea and the infusion from the plant work on the body?
Tea with the addition of such herbs acts like coffeeand has no negative consequences. It improves metabolism, increases immunity, strengthens the walls of blood vessels, removes toxins and toxins from the body, and also improves the functioning of the liver, kidneys and gallbladder, restores the activity of the heart muscle and the vascular system. In addition, regular use of freshly brewed tea promotes rejuvenation, relieves fatigue, neurosis, puffiness, "hangover syndrome", increases potency, working capacity and significantly improves sleep. In addition, this drink stimulates the heart, helps with nephritis and eliminates strong palpitation.
As for the infusion, it is recommended to applywith heart failure, severe swelling, bleeding of a different nature, nervous and catarrhal diseases. In addition, this drink has a tonic effect, improves the activity of the brain, stimulates the work of the heart, relieves fatigue, etc. It is also worth noting that a drunk strong infusion practically immediately removes the "hangover syndrome". In this regard, it is often used after the holidays with drinking alcoholic beverages.
Indications for use
Sagan-dile is shown with the following deviations:
- with cardiac and vascular diseases;
- with puffiness (mainly of cardiac origin);
- with cystitis, kidney disease, urethritis, etc. (as a diuretic);
- for colds (ARVI, ARI);
- with gastrointestinal diseases;
- with prolonged diarrhea;
- with rheumatism;
- with infected sores and wound (only externally);
- with various inflammatory processes in the throat and mouth (for rinsing).
Side effect and contraindications for use
What can damage the grass of the sagan-dile? Contraindications of such a drug are only in individual intolerance. As for the side effects, if overused, this plant can cause allergic reactions, as well as constipation or diarrhea.
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