Extract, field horsetail extract according to Maria Treben 100ml

EXTRACT LIQUID FROM FIELD HORSETAIL according to Maria Treben

100ml

Horsetail was already known in ancient times, although its species were not distinguished then.

Recommended for hemorrhages, wound compresses. It was also used in the form of ground powder dissolved in water for liver and uterine ulcers, and with wine for "intestinal wounds, stomach ulcers, urinary retention, and leucorrhea." This herb is used as a decoction for washing, wrapping, or in the form of compresses applied to affected areas, or used for steam baths, baths, and sitz baths. In folk medicine, this herb was especially used as a decoction for tuberculosis, bronchitis, kidney stones, kidney and bladder diseases. It was also used to treat epilepsy, stop nosebleeds, and make compresses for lichen and eczema (D. Tyszyńska-Kownacka et al.).
Preparations from horsetail herb increase the volume of urine excreted and remove excess urates. Flavonoids also have a mild spasmolytic effect on the bile and urinary tracts, and they strengthen the walls of blood vessels. They counteract edema and improve heart function. Additionally, they have a detoxifying effect and improve liver function. Extracts from horsetail have astringent and antibacterial effects. When applied externally, they have astringent and anti-inflammatory effects.
The silica contained in the herb, soluble in water, influences various metabolic processes in the human body. Among other things, it has anti-stone (anti-urolithic) effects.
Substances contained in horsetail give elasticity and increase the resistance of the epidermis, mucous membranes, connective tissue, and bones, regulate the permeability of blood vessel walls, inhibit the deposition of fats in them, and have a beneficial effect on the hormonal activity of elderly people. It is recommended in potassium, magnesium, and microelement deficiencies. Horsetail raises hemoglobin levels.
The herb is used in cosmetics - for brittle nails, hair growth.

Preparations from horsetail herb increase the volume of urine excreted and remove excess urates. Flavonoids also have a mild spasmolytic effect on the bile and urinary tracts, and they strengthen the walls of blood vessels. They counteract edema and improve heart function. Additionally, they have a detoxifying effect and improve liver function. Extracts from horsetail have astringent and antibacterial effects. When applied externally, they have astringent and anti-inflammatory effects.



Ideal as an addition to baths

Field Horsetail is primarily used:
– In the treatment of tuberculosis,
– As a bleeding inhibitor (pulmonary, uterine, stomach),
– In severe kidney and bladder diseases,
– In festering wounds,
– In the treatment of arthritic, rheumatic pains and neuralgia,
– In bladder inflammation and spasmodic pains,
– In the treatment of sand/stones in the kidneys and bladder,
– In cases of kidney pelvis inflammation and pyonephrosis,
– For itchy skin rashes,
– In purulent inflammation of the nail bed, open foot wounds, bone caries, fistulas, chancres,
– Against foot sweating,
– For burns and hard-to-heal wounds.

Store in a cool place.
ingredients: water, alcohol, horsetail extract

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