Strategic Health Corp

Generously wide-open basket sunflower bees willingly visit. Sunflower honey is the best varieties. He has a beautiful golden color, light flavor and a nice tart taste, quickly crystallizes and becomes pale yellow with a greenish tinge, resembling melted butter. It is better to keep in the cold, since prolonged storage it is sometimes advocated the formation of crystals and liquid glucose fructose, which can turn sour. Honey from the flowers of sunflower is useful for people suffering from broncho-pulmonary diseases, pathologies of the gastrointestinal tract and nervous system. Folk medicine has long used baskets outer flowers and leaves sunflower. Mixed dried equally marginal flowers and young leaves are preparing a tincture with vodka (1:5). Insist in a dark warm place for two weeks, then filtered.

Drink 1 teaspoon 3-4 times a day with 1 / 4 tbsp. boiled water for malaria fevers, colds, lung disease, poor appetite and sluggish bowels. In rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic affections of joints prepared infusion of young Sunflower. Gather them in beginning of flowering, chop, fill a glass jar on a third and topped up to the top 70% alcohol or strong brew. Insist 10-12 days, filter. Take 20-30 drops in water 2-3 times a day, rub the week of courses break in the week. On the night of the same tincture rubbed the affected joints.

When metabolism of young broth dried sunflower baskets used in the hives, and metabolic disorders, general exhaustion. 2 tablespoons dried minced raw boil 15 minutes in 0.5 liters of water, filter. Drink 1 / 4 tbsp. 3-4 times a day for 20 minutes before eating. Seeds will relieve the cough is recommended to eat 1-2 tablespoons daily non-fried sunflower seeds in the protracted bronchitis, hives, cramps, malaria. Rates for 3-4 weeks with a break of one week. By following these simple recipes, you keep your youth and your health for years to come.

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