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Folk Medicine with CinnamonIt is also used in folk medicine, as a remedy for various ailments and diseases in combination of honey with cinnamon....
Folk Medicine with ChestnutsThanks to its coumarin glycosides, triterpenoid saponin, essential oils, fatty oils and other substances contained in the parts of the chestnut, it has managed to secure its place in folk medicine....
Folk Medicine with FigwortBesides the roots, the leaves of the plant are also used in folk medicine. They are used for removal of toxins, especially in lymphatic disorders, rheumatism, as well as for psoriasis or eczema....
Folk Medicine with LavenderIt is used in cooking for its fresh flavor and unique taste, as well as in folk medicine, for its innate healing properties.
The history of using lavender for medicine began long ago, in the time of the Romans....
Folk Medicine with HawthornFor atherosclerotic myocardium you can make the following infusion:
Combine 3.5 oz of hawthorn, 2 oz hog's fennel, 1.5 oz valerian roots, 1 oz mint leaves in a suitable container....
Folk Medicine with HelleboreIn folk medicine, hellebore is very often used to treat pleurisy, nervous system disorders, it soothes coughing, heals hemorrhoids. Furthermore, the plant has a diuretic effect....
Folk Medicine with Guelder RoseThe leaves of the herb can be used against skin diseases and if chopped while still fresh they are used in folk medicine as a compress against sprains or swelling....
Folk Medicine with Bermuda Grass- For eczema, mix together 1 teaspoon each of the following herbs: elecampane roots, walnut leaves, Bermuda grass roots, leaves and branches of smoketree....
Walnuts Instead of MedicineThe healing properties of walnuts have been known since ancient times. Eastern medics believe that walnuts strengthen the immune system, brain, heart and liver....
Vine Leaves in JarsChoose young, healthy vine leaves of approximately the same size.
Wash them and scald them in salted boiling water.
Take them out and leave them to dry and cool....
Stuffed Cabbage Leaves in White SauceOnce the rice absorbs the liquid, sprinkle with all the spices and leave the stuffing to cool a little under the lid. With it, fill the large cabbage leaves, roll up into large wraps....
Frozen Vine Leaves in the FreezerAs the leaves are very young and fresh, it is not necessary to scald them with hot water after defrosting. They are ready to be used....
Tea with Fig LeavesThe leaves are left in the liquid for another ten minutes, after which the tea is strained.
Take slightly chilled. If desired, it can be sweetened with honey, sugar or other sweetener....
What To Do With Parsnip LeavesUse of parsnip leaves in folk medicine
Parsnip leaves have long been used on their own or with the root in folk and traditional medicine, as well as in pharmacology. So don't throw them away!...
What Do Pear Leaves Help With?We will focus on pear leaves and their benefits.
What do pear leaves help with?
Pear leaves have a number of uses in folk medicine. Among the recipes, some stand out, which are especially often used....
Folk Remedy for DizzinessLeave this mixture to sit overnight.
Stir it the next morning and drink 2 hours before breakfast.
Repeat this 3 days in a row to eliminate the dizziness issue....
Turkish Sarma with Vine LeavesBoil the vine leaves for 5 min. in a little water with lemon juice. Pour the water out, let the leaves cool. Lay out the toughest leaves at the bottom of a pot....
Grape Leaves Stuffed with BulgurFinely chop the onion and garlic and stew them in a deep pan with a little fat.
Pour the tomato puree, washed bulgur and raisins.
Season the stuffing with black pepper and salt and set it aside to cool....
Folk Medicine with Lady's Bedstraw
Folk Medicine with Black Pepper
Folk Medicine with Common Lady's Mantle
Persistent Cough Medicine with Beer and Thyme
Irresistible Spreads with Walnuts
Sarma with Beetroot Leaves
Strawberry Jam with Almond Leaves
